India
Agni's own cost guide stated roughly ₹2–12/min all-in plus a platform subscription from ₹2,999/month.
Read on ravan.ai, 4 Aug 2026Public partner rate card · Updated 4 Aug 2026
Voice AI reseller pricing with your margin built in.
Dvaarik's public partner card has no platform fee or setup fee. You pay ₹1.50/min on Essential, ₹2/min on Standard, ₹3/min on Studio HD, or ₹3.75/min on Premium, then set your own resale price. Phone channels and the Social Plan each cost ₹1,000/month.
What do you pay before client one?
Setup fee₹0
Monthly platform fee₹0
Minimum clientsNone
Minimum partner top-up₹500
Credit expiryNever
The public partner voice-rate table states the key row directly: you pay ₹1.50 per minute on Essential, ₹2 on Standard, ₹3 on Studio HD and ₹3.75 on Premium, with whole-minute billing.
What are the public wholesale voice rates?
You pay the published rate for the voice grade used on a call. The suggested sell column comes from Dvaarik's August 2026 partner playbook; it is a planning example, not a required client price. Voice is billed in whole minutes, rounded up.
| Voice grade | Best fit | You pay | Suggested sell | Example spread |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Essential | Clear, natural voice for higher-volume calling | ₹1.50/min | ₹3/min | ₹1.50/min |
| Standard | Warmer delivery for everyday reception and follow-up | ₹2/min | ₹4/min | ₹2/min |
| Studio HD | Studio-grade voice for presentation-sensitive calls | ₹3/min | ₹5/min | ₹2/min |
| Premium | Native Indian-language voices for premium deployments | ₹3.75/min | ₹6/min | ₹2.25/min |
The voice-grade table compares partner cost, suggested sell price, and example spread for each published grade.
What do channels, social and chat cost a partner?
Recurring charges apply only to the client surfaces that need them. A phone channel is capacity, not a phone-number count: one ₹1,000/month channel includes up to three numbers but handles one call at a time.
| Item | You pay | Suggested sell | How it works |
|---|---|---|---|
| Business setup | ₹0 | ₹50,000–1,00,000 | You configure the client and keep 100% of any setup fee you charge. |
| Phone number + 1 concurrent channel | ₹1,000/mo | ₹1,200–1,500/mo | Includes up to 3 numbers. One channel means one simultaneous call. |
| Extra concurrent channel | ₹1,000/mo | ₹1,200–1,500/mo | Adds capacity for one more simultaneous call. |
| Social Plan | ₹1,000/mo | ₹1,300–2,000/mo | Activates WhatsApp, Instagram and campaigns for 30 days. |
| AI-handled chat conversation | ₹1 | ₹2–3 | Your client's own WhatsApp Business account pays Meta directly. |
| Human call transfer | ₹1/min | ₹1.50–2/min | Requires 2 phone channels because both call legs remain live. |
The channel table separates recurring capacity from message charges: one ₹1,000 monthly phone channel includes up to three numbers and one concurrent call, while WhatsApp and Instagram require the Social Plan.
WhatsApp requires the client's own WhatsApp Business account and an active Social Plan. Meta bills messaging to that client account directly; Dvaarik adds no message markup. Instagram also requires the Social Plan.
What does one Standard client's margin look like?
At 3,000 whole billed minutes on Standard, the example partner pays ₹8,000/month across voice, one phone channel and the Social Plan. At the suggested sell figures, the client bill is about ₹15,500/month, leaving about ₹7,500/month before the partner's own operating costs.
The partner margin illustration is not guaranteed income. The console reports notional margin; you invoice the client yourself and account for sales, support and other agency costs.
| Monthly line | Partner cost | Example client charge | Example spread |
|---|---|---|---|
| Standard voice · 3,000 min | ₹6,000 | ₹12,000 | ₹6,000 |
| Number + channel | ₹1,000 | ₹1,500 | ₹500 |
| Social Plan | ₹1,000 | ₹2,000 | ₹1,000 |
| Monthly total | ₹8,000 | ₹15,500 | ₹7,500 |
The worked Standard example totals ₹8,000 in partner cost and ₹15,500 in example client charges, leaving a ₹7,500 example spread before operating costs; the console reports notional margin, not guaranteed income.
Setup economics are separate.
Dvaarik charges ₹0 to create the client business. The August 2026 partner playbook uses ₹50,000–1,00,000 as the India agency market context for setup work. You choose your own fee and keep 100% of it; the amount depends on your configuration, integration, training and support scope.
How does this compare with public market anchors?
Market pricing is not directly comparable unless you separate platform fees, voice usage, telephony and white-label rights. These are dated reads of live vendor pages, included as context rather than promises about future pricing.
“Wholesale pricing with flexibility to set your own retail rates”
“$300 one-time setup fee”
“Charge your client whatever you like... the margin is yours”
“Buy at wholesale and bill clients at whatever you choose. The spread — and the recurring revenue — is yours”
Two of those four publish a price. The other two describe the model and stop, which is the norm in this market rather than the exception — and the reason every rate on this page is stated outright instead of quoted on request.
Global white-label
Trillet's agency-pricing guide stated $0.12–0.15/min for voice and $29–2,000/month across the white-label options it reviewed.
Read on trillet.ai, 4 Aug 2026US-priced infrastructure
Retell's public pay-as-you-go page listed $0.07–0.31/min for AI voice agents.
Read on retellai.com, 4 Aug 2026United Kingdom
RingOne's reseller section showed 30p–34p/min at 2,000+ monthly minutes, with white-label availability.
Read on ringone.co.uk, 4 Aug 2026What should you check before setting client prices?
Choose a voice grade for each client use case.
Estimate whole billed minutes, not call count alone.
Add channels for the simultaneous-call capacity required.
Price your onboarding, support and integration work separately.
What do partners ask about billing and margins?
No. The partner console has a ₹0 setup fee and no monthly platform fee. You fund usage with prepaid credits and buy phone channels or the 30-day Social Plan only when a client needs them.
Voice calls are billed in whole minutes, rounded up. A call lasting 40 seconds uses one minute, and a call lasting 61 seconds uses two minutes. The applicable rate depends on the named voice grade.
Yes. Your console has a price book for the four partner-resellable Bharat grades. The wholesale rate is the floor, and you can set a higher resale price for each grade.
No. The console records notional margin from the rate difference, but you invoice and collect from clients outside the platform. Credit allocation does not move real money between separate client wallets.
No. Partner top-ups are fee-free, start at ₹500, and prepaid credits do not expire. When the shared partner wallet reaches zero, all client activity pauses without creating debt.
No. Partner signup is free and self-serve, but the wallet starts at ₹0. Add prepaid credit before using voice, chat, phone channels or social features.
Clients on your white-label domain see your brand, not Dvaarik. If the comparison still comes up, the honest answer works: Dvaarik direct at ₹2/min is self-serve — the business configures and runs everything itself. Your price includes what you add on top: setup, script tuning, campaign management, and a person they can reach. Do-it-yourself and done-for-you are different products, and publishing both prices keeps that difference honest rather than hidden.