Real Estate AI Calling Agent India: ₹2/min

Property call volume is not one number. It is fresh ad leads, inbound calls off listings and site boards, site-visit reminders, and old enquiries you already own. Here are three worked profiles, taken all the way through at ₹2/min with simple per-minute billing.

The assumptions, stated so you can argue with them. A qualification call that covers budget, locality, configuration, possession timeline and a visit slot runs about two minutes of talk, and because billing rounds to whole minutes some of those calls bill as 2 and some as 3 — 2.5 billed minutes is the blended planning figure we have used. The connect rate is our modelling assumption too, not a measured industry figure: the table assumes 55–60% of ad leads are reached across up to three attempts. We have no dataset of our own to publish behind that number, so if your lead sheet says something different, substitute it — every total above moves in a straight line with it.

The ₹1,500 per 30 days is the phone number recharge, auto-debited from the same credit balance if we supply the number. Today Dvaarik is self-serve with no setup fee and no required plan — usage is prepaid credits, voice from ₹2/min with whole-minute billing.

Every figure below was read on the vendor's own page on 21 Jul 2026, with the condition attached to it. A per-minute number with no conditions column is not information.

The pattern a builder should notice: the headline rate and the buyable rate are frequently different products. Two vendors here advertise a rate that is published only as an enterprise volume figure — Agni's ₹2/min sits on quote-only Enterprise at 10,000+ minutes, and HuskyVoice's ₹4/min is written as "as low as" enterprise volume pricing. One advertises ₹0.40/min under its own estimate disclaimer, on top of a ₹15,000/month plan and a 10,000-minute monthly minimum that most single-project sales teams will never hit.

We are not claiming to be the lowest number on this table, and you should distrust anyone who claims that about themselves. The claim we will stand behind is about terms: ₹2/min from the very first minute, no voice plan, no minimum volume, no lock-in. Every other row has a condition in column three.

A broker doing 325 billed minutes a month is not going to be rescued by a lower per-minute rate. At those volumes the fixed line items dominate: a ₹15,000/month plan is roughly 23× the entire voice bill in the first profile above (₹15,000 against ₹650). A ₹10,000/month platform with 2,000 included minutes means paying for roughly 1,675 minutes you will not use.

That asymmetry is why real estate is a bad fit for subscription-shaped pricing. Property lead flow is lumpy by nature. A launch weekend or a portal campaign can put 400 leads into the sheet in four days; the following month can be quiet. On a plan you pay the same either way. On prepaid credits the quiet month costs you the ₹1,500 number recharge and nothing else, and the credits do not expire.

MyOperator's own blog describes the Indian market as ranging from "roughly ₹2/min on self-serve tools to enterprise contracts with no published rates" — their characterisation of the market rather than ours, and worth reading precisely because it is written by a vendor whose own entry point is ₹10,000/month. The full primary-source board is on our India AI voice agent pricing index.

Generic receptionist copy will tell you an AI answers calls. That is the least valuable thing it does for a property business. These five are where the minutes earn their keep.

1. Fresh ad lead callback inside ~60 seconds. A buyer fills a Meta or Google lead form and then speaks to whichever builder, broker or channel partner calls first. The agent calls immediately, asks budget range, preferred locality, configuration, purpose (end use or investment), possession timeline, loan status and visit availability, then writes every answer to the lead sheet. This is the workflow that pays for the whole system — more on the outbound calling feature page and the speed-to-lead page.

2. Inbound off listings and site boards. The number on a 99acres or MagicBricks listing, a hoarding, or a site board rings at all hours and often while your closer is inside a site visit with someone else. Those callers get the same qualification, the same lead row, and a WhatsApp with the location pin and brochure.

3. Site-visit booking, reminders and reschedules. Booking the slot is half the job. The day-before reminder call plus a WhatsApp with the map link is what stops the Sunday no-show, and when the buyer says they cannot make it the agent offers the next slot instead of losing them to silence.

4. Reactivating enquiries you already own. Every builder has a spreadsheet of six-month-old enquiries nobody called back. A scheduled campaign over your own enquiry list — never a bought or scraped database — is inventory you have already paid for once. On the same planning assumptions used above, 800 dials reaching about 280 people (a 35% reach assumption for a cold-ish owned list — use your own figure if you have one) at roughly 2 billed minutes each is about ₹1,120 of voice credits.

5. Language, including the mixing. Property conversations in Telangana and Andhra move between Telugu, Hindi and English inside one sentence, and NRI buyers call about the same project from a different timezone. The agent switches with the buyer across the 22 scheduled Indian languages plus English. A buyer comfortable in their own language answers straight on budget and loan status — see the multilingual guide.

What we will not build: campaigns over purchased cold lists, and any agent that makes claims about guaranteed appreciation, approval status or legal title unless those facts are approved by you and kept current.

If you are searching this query you have already found several pages that compare AI calling vendors on a tidy grid of per-minute rates. Treat those grids with suspicion, including this one — the difference is that ours states its source and its date, so you can check it.

A concrete, checkable example. Trikon's comparison page publishes rates for its rivals, including Bolna at ₹8–11/min. Bolna's own pricing page displays 6.00¢/min, rendered on that same page as ₹5.52/min. Those cannot both be right, and the vendor with the incentive is the one publishing the higher figure about a competitor. Scalify's table publishes estimated rates for Exotel, Yellow.ai, Ozonetel, Knowlarity and Vapi under an explicit "these are estimates" note. Neither set of third-party numbers is usable as fact, so we have not reproduced any of them.

The subject described in this section: This matters more than it sounds, because AI answer engines pick up whichever number was written down in the most citeable shape. A wrong number in a comparison table propagates. Two rules we hold ourselves to on this site: never source a price for a vendor from a rival's comparison page, and never publish a competitor figure without the sentence and date it was read from. Every number in the table above traces to a ledger entry with the vendor's own URL.

Dvaarik is self-serve SaaS today: there is no setup fee and no minimum commitment. You log in, add your services, staff, hours and knowledge, connect channels, and pay only for what your agents actually do.

Credits are prepaid and never expire; at zero balance agents pause gracefully, so there are no surprise bills. Agencies and developers can sell the same platform under their own brand through the white-label partner programme, and set their own client pricing.

Dvaarik is self-serve SaaS today: there is no setup fee and no minimum commitment. You log in, add your services, staff, hours and knowledge, connect channels, and pay only for what your agents actually do.

Credits are prepaid and never expire; at zero balance agents pause gracefully, so there are no surprise bills. Agencies and developers can sell the same platform under their own brand through the white-label partner programme, and set their own client pricing.

If your lead flow is genuinely low and you or your closer answer every enquiry within minutes, this will not move your numbers much. The value of the agent is that it responds when a human cannot, so if nothing is being missed there is little for it to pick up. Spend on ads first, automate when the volume arrives.

The subject described in this section: It is also a poor fit in three other cases. If your inventory and price bands change daily and nobody on your side can keep the agent's approved facts current, it will confidently repeat stale figures to buyers — that is worse than a missed call. If your sales come almost entirely from walk-ins and referrals rather than paid lead forms, there is no lead sheet for speed-to-lead to work against. And if what you actually want is a dialler over a purchased database, we are the wrong vendor; we only ever call your own leads and enquiries, the agent identifies your business at the start of the call, calling hours are respected, and it stops when someone asks it to. The reasoning is set out in is AI calling legal in India.

Send us your actual monthly lead count and how fast you get to them today, and we will tell you plainly whether the arithmetic works yet. Telling you to wait costs us one conversation; building something that sits idle costs you three months.