VoiceAIWrapper is the white label voice AI platform for agencies. Connect five conversational AI platforms (Vapi, Retell, ElevenLabs, Bolna and Ultravox), brand them as your own, and onboard plus re-bill clients in hours, not months.2
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One account connects the five voice AI platforms you already use
Plus the tools you already run: GoHighLevel, HubSpot, Stripe, Google Sheets, Airtable, Make and n8n.
You do not build infrastructure. You connect, brand and onboard. Most agencies are live the same afternoon.
Plug in your own keys for any of the five platforms. They run side by side in one account.
Add your domain, logo and colours. From login to billing, your clients only ever see your brand, never VoiceAIWrapper and never the provider underneath.
Invite a client to their portal, set their plan, and collect payment straight to your own Stripe.
From connecting a provider to launching a branded client portal, the whole flow in one short demo.
Or watch the full demo webinar. On the live page, embed the definitive 90-second product walkthrough here.
VoiceAIWrapper sits on top of five conversational AI platforms. It does not replace them, it makes them agency-ready. Pick the right one per client without switching tools.
Connect Vapi, Retell, ElevenLabs, Bolna and Ultravox in one account and white-label every one. Add clients to fully branded portals and automate billing, with uncapped voice-minute usage billed direct to your provider, never shared and never marked up.
Match every client need, from sales calls to support bots to appointment booking, all from one platform.
Scale and Pro plans connect all five. See how the platforms compare.
The platform handles the parts that usually eat your week: branding, onboarding, billing and integrations.
Each client logs into a self-serve portal on your domain, with your logo, billing, analytics and support pages. They never see VoiceAIWrapper or the provider underneath.
You control exactly what each client can see and edit, from full self-serve to view-only.
Connect your own Stripe and charge clients the way that fits each deal. VoiceAIWrapper never marks up a voice minute, so the margin between your price and your provider cost is yours.
Onboard clients one by one for high-touch work, or switch on the SaaS Creator (Pro plan) for fully self-serve signup, all from your admin portal.
Run inbound and outbound calling campaigns and push call data to GoHighLevel, HubSpot, Google Sheets, Airtable, Make, n8n or any CRM through the Campaign API and webhooks.
Live chat that replies in minutes, a dedicated Slack channel on the Pro plan, and coverage across time zones. Rated 5.0 overall on SaaSHub.
A public roadmap, frequent feature releases and a fast issue-resolution track record. The agencies on the platform drive what gets built next.
Package inbound and outbound voice AI for the verticals that need it most, all under your brand.
You pay one flat platform fee. Everything you charge above your costs is your margin, and the platform fee does not rise as you add clients.
Illustrative. Your client count, pricing and provider rates vary. The point holds: scale from 10 to 1,000 clients and your VoiceAIWrapper cost stays flat. For packaging tactics, read how top agencies price voice AI.
The fast, low-cost path to a branded voice AI offer, compared with the alternatives.
| What matters to an agency | VoiceAIWrapper | Synthflow Agency | Custom development |
|---|---|---|---|
| Monthly cost | From $29 | $2,000/mo add-on | $15K+ upfront |
| Setup time | 60 minutes | 2 to 4 weeks | 3 to 6 months |
| Provider options | 5 platforms | Single provider | Whatever you build |
| White-label branding | Complete | Limited | Full, if you build it |
| Client billing and portals | Built in | Limited | Build it yourself |
| Support | Live chat and onboarding | Business hours | None |
Verified reviews from the VoiceAIWrapper SaaSHub profile (5.0 from 17 reviews).
"Been using VoiceAIWrapper for months now. It exponentially changes the way I am able to go to market and serve clients. Raj and team are industry experts for any issues across the voice AI tech stack. Would recommend again and again."
"We explored multiple platforms before choosing VoiceAIWrapper, and from the very start they stood out as the clear choice for us. Nothing else came close in terms of quality, simplicity, and the genuine support they provide."
"The team at VoiceAIWrapper consistently listens to user feedback and ships frequent updates to improve the product. Support is excellent, and any problems are resolved quickly. Campaigns are easy to set up and manage, and the analytics are more detailed than most competitors."
"I have been using VoiceAIWrapper almost since it was in beta. I gradually transitioned all my clients onto my white-label setup through them. Their support is also great, pretty quick to respond and address any issues."
More agencies on SaaSHub: Doni (D. Evans Vending Services), Anthony King (The Branding Zone), Dylan Meyer (Aid Financial), Lydon (Appiness Creations) and Ed Rowland (ROPE VAI). Read all 17 reviews or see them on G2.
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"Most agencies we talk to are intimidated by the build, not the idea. So we made the platform do the hard part: connect the providers, brand the portal, handle the billing. You package and sell. We never mark up a voice minute, and you can test the whole thing before you pay anything."
Raj Baruah, Founder of VoiceAIWrapper
8+ years in B2B SaaS, Adobe alum, former VP at TopPush. Raj Baruah on LinkedIn · About VoiceAIWrapper.
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What: H1 rewritten to "Turn Vapi, Retell and ElevenLabs into your own white label voice AI", naming the providers (entities) and the outcome.
Why: The homepage ranks page-1 but weak (pos 5.9 to 8.9, 1.5 to 8% CTR) for "white label voice ai", "white label ai voice agent" and "white label voice ai platform". An outcome H1 with the category term improves both relevance and the 5-second clarity test. Direct/brand traffic bounces 59%, the single biggest engagement gap, and that is a hero-clarity problem.
Source: GSC homepage 90d, Unbounce/Genesys hero researchWhat: A subhead that states what the platform is and what it does for the agency in one extractable block.
Why: 2026 GEO practice is to answer the primary query in the first 200 words as a self-contained 40 to 60 word passage so AI Overviews, ChatGPT and Perplexity can cite it. It also passes the clarity test for the intimidated-by-build buyer.
Source: GEO 2026 dossier (Frase, Enrich Labs, Averi)What: A multi-source review line (SaaSHub 5.0/17 plus a G2 reviews link) and "1,000+ agencies engaged" above the H1, with risk-reversal under the CTA. The compliance badges and the customer-name row were moved OUT of the hero (badges now live in the dedicated compliance section and the stats band; customer names sit in a slim trust band just below the hero, note 27), so the hero stays uncluttered while keeping the above-fold review trust.
Why: On the live page "1,000+ agencies" and compliance sit mid-page or in the footer. 57% of viewing time is above the fold, so the review line and risk-reversal stay up top. But stacking five compliance pills plus a six-name customer row under the CTA crowded the hero, so those move down a band rather than competing with the headline and CTA. A multi-badge review display (SaaSHub + G2) is the 2026 norm and is what your top-ranked SERP competitor (Autocalls) does. The G2 link is link-only here; capture the live G2 number in a browser before citing any figure.
Source: Genesys 2026, Discovered Labs social-proof, Autocalls teardown, GA4What: "No credit card required. 7-day free trial with full Scale access. 7-day refund." directly beneath the hero CTA.
Why: On the live page this language only appears at the bottom. Risk-reversal text at the button reduces friction at the decision point, which matters most for a no-card trial where the job is to remove hesitation, not add it.
Source: ChartMogul/ADV.me trial benchmarks, CRO best practiceWhat: A hero visual showing the agency admin view (branded portal, five provider chips, client list). Marked as a placeholder for a real screenshot.
Why: 40% of top-performing SaaS pages use a real product screenshot in the hero versus the current illustration. A screenshot connects the headline claim to visual proof faster. On the live page, swap this mock for a real anonymized dashboard capture.
Source: Unbounce State of SaaS Landing PagesWhat: The connect strip was decluttered from 11 equal-weight boxes to a clear hierarchy: the five voice AI platforms as chips (the differentiator), and the integrations (GoHighLevel, HubSpot, Stripe, Google Sheets, Airtable, Make, n8n) as a single light text line beneath, framed as partners.
Why: Answers the agency's first question ("does it work with what I use?") immediately, but 11 identical boxes read as noise and gave the integrations equal weight to the five platforms. Leading with the five and demoting the integrations to a text line keeps every brand name on the page (so the SEO and the "works with my stack" message are intact) while removing the visual clutter. Exactly five platforms, partner-not-competitor framing. Deepgram (still in the live alt text) stays removed.
Source: master-brief positioning rule, live-page auditWhat: A 3-step section (connect, brand, onboard) anchored on the 60-minute setup, with a direct-answer paragraph.
Why: The 60-minute proof point is the strongest antidote to the "intimidated by the build" friction, but on the live page it is buried in the FAQ and the comparison table. Showing a short path to first value lifts trial conversion materially.
Source: dossier Facts 17, 18; master-brief friction noteWhat: The five platforms presented as "match every client to the right one", each with a one-line strength.
Why: This is the structural differentiator (the only platform that white-labels all five in one account). Framing it as agency flexibility, not a feature list, and naming each platform also strengthens entity signals for AI search.
Source: master-brief differentiator, GEO entity guidanceWhat: A worked example showing the platform fee is about 7% of a 10-client revenue example, and stays flat as you add clients.
Why: Agencies buy a reseller platform for margin, not for a low price. Quantifying the profit story is the strongest message a reseller homepage can carry, and it aligns with the outcomes-first writing rule. Kept illustrative with stated assumptions.
Source: VP-of-Marketing doctrine, writing-rules outcomes-firstWhat: The VoiceAIWrapper vs Synthflow Agency vs Custom Development table promoted higher, leading with the $29 vs $2,000/mo anchor.
Why: Comparison tables reduce decision anxiety and lifted conversion ~18% in one case study. The $29 vs $2,000/mo price anchor and the 60-minutes vs weeks setup are among the strongest assets on the page but sit near the bottom on the live version.
Source: dossier Fact 19, pricing-snapshot tableWhat: Four full quote cards chosen for outcome signal, PLUS a line naming the other five reviewers (Doni, Anthony King, Dylan Meyer, Lydon, Ed Rowland) with links to all 17 reviews on SaaSHub and on G2.
Why: Three to four specific cards convert better than a wall of nine, but the live page's nine named reviewers are a strength we must not lose, so every name is retained and linked. Attributions use the corrected canonical SaaSHub mapping. This keeps the page a strict superset of the live testimonial set.
Source: superiority audit, dossier Facts 6, 15; canonical SaaSHub testimonialsWhat: The primary CTA appears in the hero, after the testimonials, and in the final band, each with a trust line.
Why: Repeating one focused CTA down a long page is best practice, not a penalty, when each instance sits at a moment of conviction (after social proof, after objection handling). Single-goal pages convert better than multi-goal ones.
Source: dossier Facts 40, 42What: SOC 2 Type 2, GDPR/HIPAA, uptime and refund given a dedicated section, not footer-only.
Why: Over 60% of enterprise buyers require SOC 2, and agencies selling into dental, legal, finance and healthcare need to see compliance near the decision, not buried in the footer where it lives now.
Source: dossier Fact 45What: A short founder section (Raj Baruah, credentials, LinkedIn, About link) explaining why the platform exists.
Why: A named, credentialed operator with a real reason behind the product is the people-first, high-effort signal Google rewards, and it separates the page from generic AI-generated copy. The live homepage has no founder presence.
Source: Google helpful-content guidance, HARD RULE 1bWhat: Three honest scenarios where VoiceAIWrapper is the wrong choice, each routing to a real alternative.
Why: Disclosing limitations is a core Trust signal, and the rule is that every concession must route somewhere useful, never a bare "go elsewhere". It also pre-qualifies the right-fit buyers, which lifts conversion quality.
Source: HCS trust criteria, honest-concession routing ruleWhat: Ten FAQs with 40 to 80 word self-contained answers, led by "what is white label voice AI" and "best white label voice AI platform". The latest two answer top-level questions from customer chats (all five providers live incl. Bolna and Ultravox; clients managing their own campaigns).
Why: These are prime GEO citation targets for AI Overviews. Note: Google retired FAQ rich results on 2026-05-07, so this is for on-page conversion and AI citation, not SERP rich snippets. The visible HTML answer carries the AI weight.
Source: dossier Facts 23 to 25, 35What: JSON-LD is Organization + WebSite (SearchAction) + SoftwareApplication + AggregateRating(5.0/17) + WebPage + Person(author) + FAQPage, no spam. See the appendix.
Why: FAQPage no longer yields a SERP rich result (retired 2026-05-07) but remains a valid AI-Overview / LLM citation signal, so it is now included to compete for the AI Overview on "what is white label voice AI". The Person/author node adds E-E-A-T authorship. sameAs includes LinkedIn, YouTube, SaaSHub, G2 and the Vapi partner listing for entity recognition. No additionalProperty spam.
Source: pricing-page HCS finding, dossier Facts 26, 34What: Removed Deepgram (still in the live alt text), removed the non-existent partner-program footer link, replaced the over-claiming provider language, fixed typos ("5 start", "your band", "startup like").
Why: Deepgram was dropped from scope on 2026-05-05, the partner-program URL does not exist (a hard blocklist item), and implying more than five platforms is inaccurate. These are accuracy and trust fixes, not style preferences.
Source: master-brief, banned-URL memory, live-page auditWhat: Six capability cards in plain language: branded portals, automated onboarding, flexible client billing (the four billing models), campaigns and integrations, fast support (live chat, dedicated Slack on Pro, multi-timezone), and a "shipped, not stalled" updates card (public roadmap, frequent releases).
Why: The live page surfaces support, product-update cadence and the four billing models as distinct strengths; the earlier draft folded them away. They are restored as scannable cards so no capability the live page advertises is lost. Copy stays at a 5th to 7th grade reading level, which converts the intimidated-by-build ICP better.
Source: superiority audit, dossier Fact 47, master-brief friction noteWhat: "Start your 7-day free trial" is the single high-contrast primary action; "Watch a demo" is a ghost secondary button.
Why: Single-goal pages convert about 13.5% versus 10.5% for competing CTAs, and "Start Free Trial" beats "Get Started" by 8 to 12% in trial models. The demo path still serves researchers without competing for the click.
Source: dossier Facts 40, 41What: An inline embedded product walkthrough video, plus a link to the full demo webinar.
Why: The live homepage embeds a demo video; the earlier draft dropped it for a button only. Pages with video convert materially better (Wistia 2026), interactive demos sit on 48% of B2B SaaS homepages now, and a video is a strong dwell-time and human-effort signal. Restored so the page is a strict superset. On the live page, embed the definitive 90-second walkthrough.
Source: superiority audit (dropped strength), Navattic + Wistia 2026What: The press-logo strip (Label Your Data, TechBullion, Grit Daily, DevX, Financial Tech Times, Marketer Magazine) the live page carries.
Why: Third-party PR mentions are an authority and E-E-A-T signal the live homepage has and the earlier draft dropped entirely. Restored so no trust asset is lost. On the live page, link each logo to the real article where one exists.
Source: superiority audit (dropped strength)What: A five-column footer with Product, Company, Developers (API docs, uptime, roadmap) and the full Legal block (Terms, Privacy, GDPR, DPA, HIPAA, TCPA, Security, Refund), plus SaaSHub and G2.
Why: The earlier draft's footer dropped the entire legal/compliance link block plus API docs, glossary, uptime, roadmap and tutorials. Those are trust and crawl-depth assets the live page carries, so they are restored. The non-existent partner-program link stays out (hard blocklist).
Source: superiority audit (dropped strength), URL map, banned-URL memoryWhat: A superiority audit compared this design against the live homepage and flagged every strength the earlier draft had dropped: demo video, press logos, 5 of 9 testimonials, three capability blocks, two integrations, the footer legal block, and the visible G2 signal. All are now restored.
Why: The bar is that the new homepage must beat the current one AND keep every strength of it. This round closes the gaps so the page is a genuine superset and superior, not a trade-off.
Source: final-version-superiority-auditor, 2026-06-10What: A row of real agency customer names (MNY NVR SLPS, Realbotics, JGR Marketing, VOAI, The Branding Zone, Aid Financial) in a slim trust band directly below the hero, moved out of the hero column to reduce crowding.
Why: The live page's hero logo row shows PARTNER platforms (Vapi, Retell), which answers "what is it built on" but not "do agencies like me use it". A customer-name row adds peer proof at the decision point. All names are from verified SaaSHub testimonials, with no fabricated metrics. Confirm logo-usage permission before showing logos on the live page.
Source: homepage teardown (customer logo wall), canonical testimonialsWhat: A dark band of count-up metrics (1,000+ agencies engaged, 5 platforms, $0 per-minute markup, 60 min to first client, 99.9% uptime) that animate when scrolled into view.
Why: A dedicated stats band is the pattern Stripe ($1.9T processed) and Ramp (27M+ hours saved) use to anchor credibility fast. Repeating the key numbers in a bold mid-page band reinforces the above-fold trust strip at a second conviction point. Every figure is a verified VoiceAIWrapper number, no fabrication. Count-up uses fixed tabular numerals so it does not cause layout shift.
Source: homepage teardown (Stripe/Ramp stat bands), master-brief trust signalsWhat: Six cards showing the verticals agencies resell into (law firms, dental and medical, real estate, home services, call centres, lead-gen agencies), with one CTA to the /uses hub.
Why: The ICP is agencies serving these exact verticals, and the live homepage has no use-case section, a real relevance and internal-linking gap. This adds topical depth and entity coverage for vertical search, routes authority to the /uses hub, and helps the buyer self-identify. Cards link once to /uses (a real hub) rather than inventing per-vertical URLs.
Source: master-brief ICP, BOFU vertical strategy, internal-linking best practiceWhat: A slim "Start free, no card" bar that slides up on mobile after the visitor scrolls past the hero.
Why: Most homepage traffic is mobile, and a persistent CTA keeps the primary action one tap away through a long page without stealing hero space. It appears only after scroll (so it never blocks the hero) and is mobile-only, so desktop layout is unchanged.
Source: mobile CRO best practice, homepage teardownWhat: The thin provider grid and the flat feature-card list were upgraded into image-plus-text sections that mirror the live homepage's powers: a "Connect Your Voice AI Pod" provider-connect mock (five providers, Deepgram removed), a branded client-portal mock, and a client-billing mock, each with an agency-advantage callout and a benefit checklist. The four remaining capabilities stay as summary cards, and the five-provider strength grid plus the GEO answer paragraph are retained.
Why: The live homepage explains the product on the page with real screenshots, checklists and callouts, which are strong E-E-A-T (first-hand product experience) and conversion signals. An earlier pass compressed these into thin grids, a downgrade on exactly those axes. They are restored richer, not thinner, so the page is a genuine upgrade over the live version, not a trade-off. Deepgram was dropped from scope on 2026-05-05 and is removed from the provider-connect screenshot (the live UI still shows it). Replace each mock with a real anonymized product screenshot on the live page.
Source: live homepage teardown (feature sections), eeat-enrichment-verifier (real screenshots), master-brief (Deepgram out of scope)Reference only. This mockup is for visual planning; below is what to apply on the live Framer homepage.
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{"@type":"Question","name":"Which voice AI providers can I white label?","acceptedAnswer":{"@type":"Answer","text":"You can white label five conversational AI platforms: Vapi, Retell, ElevenLabs, Bolna and Ultravox. They run side by side in one account, and Scale and Pro plans unlock all five. You bring your own API keys."}},
{"@type":"Question","name":"How much does it cost, and are there per-minute markups?","acceptedAnswer":{"@type":"Answer","text":"Plans run from $29/mo to $499/mo, billed as a flat platform fee. VoiceAIWrapper never marks up voice minutes; usage is billed direct to your provider at their rate. You set your own client pricing on top and keep the difference."}},
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Re-verify SaaSHub reviewCount (currently 5.0/17) and capture the live G2 rating in a browser before citing any G2 number. AggregateRating sits on SoftwareApplication, per the QA pipeline rule. FAQPage no longer yields a SERP rich result (retired 2026-05-07) but is a valid AI-Overview / LLM citation signal, so it is included.