Dialify

Dialify gives your agent a phone. Say what you need, and it calls the business for you and comes back with what they said.

How a call goes: your agent checks the number, writes a plan and shows it to you word for word: who it will call, the sentence the call opens with, what it may share and agree to, and what it costs. Nothing is dialed until you say yes. A voice agent then makes the call, and the outcome and the transcript come back into your chat.

What it is for: moving or booking an appointment, reserving a table, asking whether an order has shipped, whether something is in stock, what a job would cost, or whether a place is open on Sunday.

What it will not do: it calls business lines only, in the United States for now, in their working hours. It never calls private people or mobiles, never sells or promotes anything, and never handles payment details, passwords or codes. Every call opens by saying who it is calling for, that it is an AI assistant, and that the line is recorded. It agrees to nothing you did not allow, and it reports a booking as confirmed only when the business said it back in their own words.

What it costs: three free calls of up to three minutes each, no card. After that, prepaid credits: a credit is one US cent and a minute talking to a person costs 35. Voicemail, no answer and a busy line cost nothing.

You do not need an account beforehand: the sign-in lets you make one.