Your brand.
Our engine.
Run voice agents on your own domain, under your own name, billed by you. Your customers never meet us.
What becomes
yours.
Not a logo swap on someone else’s product. Every one of these is a field on your organisation, not a promise about a roadmap.
Your domain
Point your own hostname at the platform and it answers as you. Branding is resolved from the request itself, so there is no separate build and no "powered by" in the corner.
Your name and mark
What your customers see in the tab, the sidebar and every email is yours.
Your palette
Primary and secondary colours, plus overrides for the places a two-colour swap never quite reaches.
Your users
Accounts belong to your organisation. Your customers never see ours, and ours never see yours.
Your invoice
Wholesale: you set your prices and bill your customers, we bill you. Or run it direct if you would rather not carry the billing.
Your support surface
Contact address is per-organisation, so the help someone asks for reaches you and not a company they have never heard of.
What you
make.
Our side is flat and public: $30 per customer account per month, plus $0.10 a minute. Yours is whatever you decide.
You set the price. We do not cap it, floor it, or publish it — what your customers pay is between you and them.
You keep, per month
$2,700
54% margin
- You bill your customers
- $5,000
- We bill you$30/account + $0.10/min
- $2,300
Wholesale is flat — the rate does not change with the price you charge, so every dollar above it is yours.
Or build
it yourself.
This is the honest list. Not features — the things that have to work before a single customer call survives contact with a real caller.
Speech in, speech out
Streaming transcription, a model in the middle, and synthesis — wired so the caller hears a reply, not a pause.
Knowing when they stopped talking
Endpointing that is not just silence detection. Get this wrong and the agent interrupts, or waits four seconds.
Letting them interrupt
Barge-in reaches every stage of the pipeline. It is not a flag you turn on at the end.
Telephony that holds up
Numbers, carriers, transfers to a human, and the failure modes that only appear at volume.
Knowing what a call cost
Per-second metering across three vendors, attributed to the right customer, or you cannot price it.
Everything around it
Agent configuration, knowledge bases, campaigns, call logs, analytics, and the dashboard your customers will live in.
All of it exists and runs today. White-labelling it is a conversation and a provisioning step.
How it
goes live.
Three steps, and only the first one needs both of us in the room.
Scope the deal
One call. Volume, billing model, which of your brands, and whether you need one tenant or several.
We provision your tenant
Your organisation, your hosts, your branding loaded. Days, not a quarter — the tenancy is a product feature, not a bespoke build.
You sell
Your customers sign up on your domain, see your brand, and pay you. You pay wholesale.
The questions
that decide it.
Answered here rather than discovered on a call, because every one of them costs the deal later.
- Does my customer ever see NexaVoxa?
- Not in the product. Branding resolves per host, so your domain renders your name, logo, favicon and colours throughout.
- Whose data is it?
- Your customers' data belongs to them, and you hold the relationship. Accounts are scoped to your organisation — your customers are not visible to ours, and ours are not visible to you.
- What happens if we stop working together?
- You leave with your data. Export is not a lever we hold over you — a reseller who cannot get their customers out was never going to put their name on this in the first place.
- Who supports the end customer?
- You do, and that is deliberate: they are your customer and they contacted your brand. The per-organisation contact address routes their help to you. We support you, and escalation to us is part of the agreement.
- Can I run more than one brand?
- Yes. Each brand is its own organisation with its own hosts and branding, under one commercial agreement.
- Who owns the customer relationship?
- You do. On wholesale billing you set the price, you invoice, and you hold the account. We invoice you.
- What does it cost?
- $30 per customer account per month, plus $0.10 per minute of calls. Flat — the rate does not move with what you charge, so everything above it is your margin.
- How long does it take to launch?
- The tenancy is provisioned in days. What usually sets the date is your side: domain, brand assets, and who you are selling to first.
Bring your
own customers.
One call to scope it, days to provision it. You leave that call knowing the rate, the timeline, and what your first customer would pay you.
What you pay us
The rate does not move with your price. Everything above it is yours.