Dvaarik vs Vyora AI
Vyora AI vs Dvaarik: ₹799/mo vs ₹2/min
Searching for Vyora AI? It is a no-code outbound calling platform with genuinely public prices and unusually fair credit terms. Dvaarik is a finished agent that answers your inbound calls too. Here is the honest split.
Direct SaaS setup fee is zero. Voice starts from ₹2/min. Partner wholesale rates are public.
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₹1.50/min Essential
If you searched Vyora AI, read this first
Vyora AI and Dvaarik both put an AI voice on Indian phone calls, but they are shaped for different jobs. Vyora is a self-serve, no-code platform aimed mainly at outbound campaign calling: you describe an agent, pick a voice, upload a lead list and start dialling. Their plan units say it plainly — the limits are counted in "contacts per campaign" — and their sitemap on 26 Jul 2026 is built around outbound work (COD confirmation, EMI reminders, admissions calling, recruitment screening, real-estate follow-up). They also handle the Indian telecom compliance for you: calls route through registered 160-series numbers with DND scrubbing built in. Dvaarik is not campaign software you configure. It is one agent per business — inbound answering, ad leads called back in about 60 seconds, WhatsApp follow-up, Instagram replies, bookings and payments — generated from your dashboard data and billed from prepaid credits at ₹2/min with no voice subscription.
- Choose Vyora if the job is outbound and you want to start yourself: a free plan with 50 credits and no card, then ₹799/month for a bundled 1,700 credits, with the TRAI and DLT compliance handled for you.
- Choose Dvaarik if the job is inbound — the enquiry that rings at 9pm and nobody picks up — or if you need voice, WhatsApp, Instagram, booking and payments in one system that somebody else builds and runs.
- Compare on the shape of the bill, not just the sticker. Vyora bills a fixed monthly fee whether you call or not, though unused credits roll over and never expire. Dvaarik bills usage at ₹2/min plus the ₹1,500 phone line — so our floor in a quiet month is higher than a ₹799 plan.
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The verdict
What do the dated pages show?
Vyora AI publishes its prices openly: a free plan at ₹0 with 50 one-time credits and no card required, Builder at ₹799/month for 1,700 credits (which Vyora states as ~113 minutes), Business at ₹3,449/month for 8,000 credits (~533 minutes), and a quote-only Enterprise tier at "Custom pricing" — all read on vyora.ai/pricing on 26 Jul 2026, on their published conversion of 15 credits = 1 call minute. Credits roll over, never expire, and stay on the account after cancellation. One-time top-up packs run from ₹50 for 75 credits to ₹1,000 for 2,250 credits, and Vyora states top-ups "stack with any plan including Free" — so a subscription is not strictly required to pay them. Add-ons are ₹749/month for an extra dedicated number, ₹199/month for an extra agent slot and ₹99/month for an extra 1,000 contacts. There is no setup fee: their homepage states "No developer, no onboarding call, no setup fee." Dividing their own published figures gives an effective ₹6.47 per minute on the ₹3,449 plan and about ₹7.07 per minute on the ₹799 plan — that division is ours, not a rate Vyora quotes, and it describes a bundled monthly allowance rather than a metered rate, so light users pay more per minute and heavy users top up. The more useful difference is not the number. Vyora is self-serve software you configure and wire up yourself, built mainly for outbound campaigns over a lead list, on numbers it provisions for you (their own integration page states there is "no bring-your-own-number option today"). Dvaarik gives you one agent, generated from your business data and live the same day you finish setup, covering inbound answering, speed-to-lead callbacks, WhatsApp, Instagram, booking and payments, billed from prepaid credits at ₹2/min from the first minute with zero setup fee, no voice subscription, no minimum volume and no lock-in.
Verdict: These two are not really competing for the same job, and pretending otherwise would be dishonest. Pick Vyora if you have a lead list and want outbound calls going out today without talking to anyone — the free plan costs nothing, Builder is ₹799/month, the credits roll over and never expire, cancellation stops the next renewal, and they handle the TRAI and DLT compliance so you do not have to. For a small business testing whether AI calling works at all, that is a sensible first step we cannot match on entry price, and we will not pretend we can. Pick Dvaarik if the calls you are losing are coming IN — the gym enquiry at 9pm, the clinic call during a consultation — or if you want one system that answers the phone, calls the ad lead back in about a minute, follows up on WhatsApp from your own number, replies to Instagram DMs, books the slot and takes the deposit, with the lead webhook and CSV import ready out of the box rather than left as an API you integrate yourself. Our claim is terms, not price: ₹2/min from the very first minute, zero setup fee, no voice subscription, no minimum volume, no lock-in. Be clear-eyed about the trade — Dvaarik has no free credits, so trying it costs a small top-up where their free plan costs nothing. What you get for it is a finished system generated from your business data, not a campaign console to configure.
| Feature | Dvaarik AI | Vyora AI |
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| What the product is built for | One custom agent covering inbound answering, outbound speed-to-lead callbacks, WhatsApp, Instagram, booking and payments | Mainly outbound campaign calling — plan limits are counted in "contacts per campaign", the flow is "describe your agent, pick a voice, upload your leads", and the sitemap is outbound throughout. One homepage agent card, "Customer Support Agent", says it "Provides 24/7 inbound call answering for FAQs and customer triage" (vyora.ai, 26 Jul 2026) |
| Published rate | ₹2/min voice with simple per-minute billing, ₹2 per chat conversation — metered from the first minute | Bundled monthly allowances, not a metered rate: ₹799/mo = 1,700 credits (~113 min); ₹3,449/mo = 8,000 credits (~533 min); 15 credits = 1 call minute (vyora.ai/pricing, 26 Jul 2026). Vyora publishes no per-minute rate. Dividing their own figures gives ₹6.47/min and about ₹7.07/min — our arithmetic on a bundled allowance, not a rate they quote |
| How you start paying | no voice subscription at any point. Prepaid credits only — top-ups from ₹500, no minimum commitment | A subscription is the main route but not the only one: paid tiers are monthly plans, and Vyora states top-ups "stack with any plan including Free", so you can buy a one-time ₹50 pack without subscribing. Top-ups are bought by emailing hello@vyora.ai (vyora.ai/pricing, 26 Jul 2026) |
| Cost of a month with no calls | No usage charge, but not zero: you still pay the ₹1,500 phone line, debited from credits, so ₹1,500 a month while you keep the line | Lower. ₹799 or ₹3,449 is charged regardless on a paid plan, but unused credits roll over and never expire, and a Free-plan user on top-ups pays nothing at all in a quiet month (vyora.ai/pricing, 26 Jul 2026) |
| Minimum volume | None. No minimum minutes, no committed volume, no minimum credit load — top-ups from ₹500 | None found. We could not find a minimum-minutes commitment or an overage rate on their pricing page, terms and conditions or refund policy (checked 26 Jul 2026) — there is no overage mechanism, only top-up packs |
| Setup fee | ₹0 — self-serve signup, no setup fee, no conditions | None. Their homepage states "No developer, no onboarding call, no setup fee" (vyora.ai, 26 Jul 2026) |
| Lock-in and cancellation | No contract at all. Credits never expire, and at zero balance everything pauses gracefully | Clean terms. Refund policy: "You can cancel a subscription at any time. Cancellation stops future renewals; we do not refund the current, already-charged billing period, since that period's credits have already been added to your account." Credits survive cancellation. Their terms and conditions separately say either party may end the service engagement "with reasonable notice" (vyora.ai/refund-policy and /terms-and-conditions, 26 Jul 2026) |
| Languages | 22+ Indian languages including English, and code-mixed speech such as Hinglish | 8: "English, Hindi, Tamil, Telugu, Kannada, Marathi, Bengali, and Gujarati" (vyora.ai/pricing FAQ, 26 Jul 2026) |
| Phone number | Your own number on a ₹1,500 per 30 days line (up to 3 numbers per line), auto-debited from credits | Numbers are provisioned by Vyora, not brought by you — their integration guide states "there is no bring-your-own-number option today". Shared pool number on Free and Builder; 1 dedicated number on the ₹3,449 Business plan; extra dedicated number ₹749/mo on any plan. Calls route through registered 160-series numbers with DND scrubbing (vyora.ai, 26 Jul 2026) |
| CRM, sheets and API wiring | A lead intake webhook and CSV import come standard; custom CRM wiring by arrangement — talk to us | You do the wiring, and the tools for it are live. Their pricing table prints "API & webhooks soon" and "CRM integrations soon" on the Free, Builder and Business tiers, but their own docs and integration guide say the opposite and are more current: "Vyora's public REST API is live, not 'coming soon'", with a full v1 reference at vyora.ai/docs/api. Native connectors are a different matter — WooCommerce is native and live; Salesforce, HubSpot, Zoho and LeadSquared are "Via public API + webhooks — live. No native connector yet", wired by you "via Zapier or a small script" (26 Jul 2026) |
| WhatsApp and Instagram | WhatsApp from your own number — Meta bills your account directly and Dvaarik adds zero markup. Instagram DM and comment automation included | Voice only as a first-party channel. Their own WhatsApp playbook page tells you to "Connect your WhatsApp tool via webhook to complete the workflow", so WhatsApp is something you bring and wire yourself. No Instagram channel found (vyora.ai/ai-calling-whatsapp-india, 26 Jul 2026) |
| Who builds it | The platform does — the agent is generated from your business data, live the same day you finish setup; optional help from the Dvaarik team | You do, on the self-serve plans: "Describe your agent, pick a voice, upload your leads — and start calling in under 5 minutes". Their terms do mention "voice agent setup, and campaign management services" agreed separately with each client, so hands-on help may be available outside the published plans — worth asking them (vyora.ai and /terms-and-conditions, 26 Jul 2026) |
Pick Dvaarik when
You want the full platform
- The calls you are losing are inbound. A gym enquiry at 9pm, a clinic call during a consultation, a showroom call on a Sunday. Vyora's plan meters, signup flow and sitemap are built around outbound campaigns over a lead list, and their Free and Builder plans put you on a shared pool number.
- You want to keep your own number. Vyora provisions its numbers for you and states plainly that there is no bring-your-own-number option today; Dvaarik runs your agent on your number.
- You want the integrations to come standard. Vyora's public API and webhooks are live and documented, but connecting Salesforce, HubSpot, Zoho or a spreadsheet is your job, via Zapier or a script. Dvaarik ships a lead intake webhook and CSV import out of the box, and the Dvaarik team helps with custom wiring.
- One system, not one channel. Voice, WhatsApp from your own number with zero Dvaarik markup, Instagram DMs and comment-to-DM rules, slot-locking bookings and payment links mid-conversation — all built together rather than webhooked together.
- You want more Indian languages than eight. Vyora publishes support for 8; Dvaarik covers 22+, including code-mixed speech customers actually use.
- You pay only for what you use. Dvaarik meters at ₹2/min from the first minute with no voice subscription and no minimum volume, so a heavy month and a light month cost what they cost, rather than fitting a bundle you picked in advance.
- You do not want to build and tune it yourself. Nobody on your side writes prompts, tests voices or debugs a campaign — the agent is generated from your business data and updates when you edit it.
Consider Vyora AI when
You need a narrower tool
- The entry price is genuinely lower and we will not pretend otherwise. The free plan gives 50 credits with no card required, and Builder is ₹799/month for 1,700 credits. Dvaarik has no free credits, so the very first test costs a small top-up. For a small buyer testing whether AI calling works at all, Vyora is the cheaper way to find out.
- A quiet month costs less with them. Dvaarik's floor is ₹1,500 a month for the phone line before a single minute is used. A Vyora Builder plan is ₹799 whether you call or not, and a Free-plan user buying occasional top-ups pays nothing in a month with no calls.
- Their credit terms are better than most bundled plans in this market. Credits roll over indefinitely, never expire, and stay on the account after cancellation, so a quiet month does not burn your allowance. Top-ups stack with any plan including Free, which means you can pay them ₹50 without ever taking a subscription.
- Indian calling compliance is handled for you. Calls route through registered 160-series numbers with DND scrubbing built in, and their integration guide says they take care of the DLT registration as part of the platform. If you do not want to think about TRAI at all, that is a real, published advantage.
- The API and webhooks are live today, not a promise. They publish a full v1 REST reference at vyora.ai/docs/api covering agents, calls, analytics and webhook events, plus a native no-code WooCommerce connector. If you have a developer or you are comfortable in Zapier, you can wire it yourself in an afternoon and owe nobody a build fee.
- Self-serve speed with nobody in the loop. You can sign up, describe an agent, upload a list and be dialling in minutes without a call, a scope document or a build queue. Dvaarik cannot match that — our model requires us to talk to you first.
- If the job is purely outbound campaign calling over a lead list — COD confirmation, EMI reminders, admissions follow-up, recruitment screening — that is exactly what Vyora is built and marketed for, and a purpose-built tool can beat a broader custom build.
Pricing at a glance
Public Dvaarik pricing stays simple.
Dvaarik AI
Direct SaaS
- Setup fee₹0
- AI voicefrom ₹2/min
- Partner Essential₹1.50/min
Partner wholesale, suggested resale, and margin tables are public on the pricing and margins page.
Vyora AI
From ₹0 free plan (50 one-time credits, ~3 min); paid plans from ₹799/month; one-time top-up packs from ₹50
- Free₹0 forever
- Builder₹799/month
- Business₹3,449/month
- EnterpriseCustom pricing
Source: https://www.vyora.ai/pricing — all plan, credit, minute, top-up and add-on figures read directly on Vyora's own pricing page on 26 Jul 2026, cross-checked against the SoftwareApplication and FAQPage JSON-LD served in the same document (lowPrice 0, highPrice 3449, Builder "799", Business "3449"). Cancellation terms from https://www.vyora.ai/refund-policy; company, billing and notice terms from https://www.vyora.ai/terms-and-conditions; setup-fee, compliance and inbound wording from https://www.vyora.ai/; integration status from https://www.vyora.ai/docs/api and https://www.vyora.ai/blog/ai-voice-agent-crm-phone-integration-india.
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