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Comcent
Comcent is an AI-ready voice infrastructure platform that provides browser dialers, call recording, transcription, and voice bots.
Comcent is a managed voice infrastructure platform built on open source that runs browser dialers, queues, call recording, AI transcription, and real-time voice bots. Users bring their own carrier or SIP trunk and add unlimited seats on Comcent Cloud or self-host the AGPL-3.0 Community Edition on any Linux server. Features include web dialer integration, dynamic call flowcharts, diarized transcription services with speaker identification, conversation search, interactive call analytics, compliance management tools, and voice bots. Plans start at $20/month with prepaid wallet billing, or users can run the open source edition for free on their own servers.
Comcent at a glance
- Best for: Support, Founder, Sales
- Runs on: Web, Linux, Self-hosted
- Pricing: Starter $3/month; Team $4/month; Scale $5/month; self-hosted open source edition is free
- Released: October 2026
- Category: AI agent tool
- Website: comcent.io
Key features
- Web dialer integration
- Dynamic call flowcharts
- Diarized transcription services
- Conversation search
- Interactive call analytics
- Compliance management tools
- Voice bot
Use it for
- Manage customer service call queues and routing paths
- Record and transcribe customer phone calls with AI insights
- Automate tasks and answer FAQs using deployment voice bots
- Ensure privacy regulation compliance by deleting or anonymizing call data
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