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Platform for building, testing, deploying and monitoring chat and voice AI agents.

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Tool type
AI chat and voice agent builder
Made for
CX teams, developers and agencies
Runs on
Web builder, CLI and REST API
Agents run on hosted infrastructure and connect to supported customer channels.
Last checked
29 Oct 2026
3 product sources

What it does

Voiceflow is a platform for building, testing, deploying, and monitoring chat and voice AI agents for customer service. Builders design agents visually using playbooks, workflows, a knowledge base, and tools that call APIs, integrations, functions, and MCP servers. Teams can take in transcripts, call recordings, evaluation scores, and analytics on response times, token usage, routing, and conversation volume, and produce deployed agents across web chat, mobile app, SMS, telephony, and custom interfaces.

In practice, support and CX teams use Agent Studio to set persona, tone, and instructions, and Playbooks to hold policies and expertise. Developers add custom logic in Functions with execution logs, and use the Voiceflow CLI and REST API to manage projects, environments, and playbooks from a terminal or code. Environments move work from development to staging to production, and split testing supports branch changes before merging into Main. Atlas is described as a feature for finding gaps in conversations and refining playbooks.

Voiceflow suits customer experience teams, product engineers and agencies building agents for clients. Agencies can begin with a trial, while businesses request pricing for their intended deployment. Teams should configure the knowledge sources, actions and escalation paths, then evaluate realistic conversations before publishing. Usage and model selection affect operating costs, and the available credit and support terms should be confirmed for the chosen plan. Connected applications also need the appropriate permissions and API access.

What it can do

  • Visual agent building with playbooks, workflows, and a knowledge base
  • Tool calling to APIs, integrations, functions, and MCP servers
  • Chat widget, mobile app embedding, telephony for inbound and outbound calls, and SMS via Twilio
  • Transcripts, call recordings, evaluations, tests, and analytics for monitoring agents
  • Environments for development, staging, and production, with split testing
  • Command-line interface and REST API for managing agents and environments

Works with

  • Zendesk
  • Shopify
  • Twilio

Example workflows

Customer support agent for order status and returns
Illustrative example. Inputs: policies in a playbook, order and returns APIs connected as tools, and a knowledge base. Steps: the agent receives a return request, checks the order, checks the return policy, and issues a refund or escalates. Output: a resolved conversation with execution logs and transcript visible to the team.
Testing a policy change before launch
Illustrative example. Inputs: a revised returns playbook on a test branch. Steps: run tests and simulations against the branch, review results, and merge into Main after split testing. Output: a validated change with test results and analytics comparing branch and production traffic.

Before you choose

  • Confirm current usage-credit rates and trial terms for your plan.
  • Review knowledge sources, action permissions and escalation before launch.
  • Check the required model, channel and integration entitlements for the deployment.

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Get started

Quickstarts for chat and voice agents are described as taking about three minutes.

  1. Create an account via the Get started link and open the chat or voice agent quickstart.
  2. Define the agent's global prompt, instructions, and tools, then add playbooks and workflows for its processes.
  3. Connect a knowledge base and needed APIs or integrations, then run tests before deploying to a channel such as the chat widget or a phone number.
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Plans and prices

Agencies can start with a trial and usage-based billing; businesses request pricing. Confirm trial length, credit rates, included capacity and support for the chosen plan.

Voiceflow doesn’t publish prices. You get a quote by contacting sales. See their pricing page ↗

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Product pages, documentation, and pricing checked 29 Oct 2026. Each source supports part of the overview; availability and prices can change.

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