Production call handling
Supports inbound calls, outbound calls, and bulk outbound campaigns with pacing and retries. The homepage also notes TCPA-compliant cold outbound availability through ThunderHuman.
ThunderPhone is an AI phone agent platform for building, testing, and deploying voice agents for inbound, outbound, and web or app-based calls. It is aimed at teams that need production call handling with telephony, language support, and workflow integrations in one stack.
ThunderPhone is a platform for building, testing, deploying, and monitoring AI phone agents. It supports inbound and outbound calling, plus web widgets and app-based voice experiences, so teams can run call workflows from one system instead of stitching together separate tools.
The site positions the product around real-world phone handling: knowledge grounding from documents, SIP trunking, transfers, voicemail and screener detection, DTMF capture, live supervision, and multilingual conversations. The pricing page shows three tiers — Spark, Bolt, and Storm — with different tradeoffs in latency, audio understanding, and instruction following.
Supports inbound calls, outbound calls, and bulk outbound campaigns with pacing and retries. The homepage also notes TCPA-compliant cold outbound availability through ThunderHuman.
Runs over real telephony with HD Voice support, and can also be embedded in a site or app through web widgets or app-based experiences.
Agents can answer from uploaded documents using built-in retrieval, with the workflow described as upload docs, test search, and deploy.
Includes warm transfer, cold transfer, human handoff, DTMF capture, voicemail detection, and screener detection for outbound calls.
The platform provides simulated callers, AI-graded test calls, call grading, live supervision, and the ability to whisper guidance to a live agent.
Connects to CRM, calendar, SIP, MCP servers, REST APIs, webhooks, and bring-your-own-number telephony providers such as Twilio, Telnyx, Vonage, Plivo, and SignalWire.
Use calendar and scheduling integrations such as Google Calendar or Cal.com to check availability, book appointments, and update or cancel events during live calls.
Handle inbound questions, collect details, and transfer callers to a human when needed, which fits front-desk workflows and general support lines.
Run paced outbound campaigns with retries for reminders, follow-ups, and other structured call sequences where timing matters.
Connect to HubSpot or Salesforce to find records, create or update contacts, and log confirmed call outcomes during conversations.
Keep current carriers or numbers through SIP, Twilio, Telnyx, Vonage, Plivo, or SignalWire instead of rebuilding the full phone setup.
Yes. The site says agents can place or receive calls, and the pricing page includes inbound and outbound calls as part of the included stack.
Yes. The site mentions SIP trunking and bring-your-own-number options through providers such as Twilio, Telnyx, Vonage, Plivo, and SignalWire.
The integrations page lists tools for scheduling, CRM, spreadsheets, internal messaging, MCP servers, REST APIs, webhooks, and Zapier via MCP.
The platform includes simulated callers, text or audio tests, AI-graded test calls, manual or automated test runs, and call grading for regression testing.
No. The site shows a no-code front end, raw API access, and enterprise deployments, so teams can choose the workflow that fits their setup.
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