Exotel Contact Center vs Infobip Voice API

Exotel Contact Center manages inbound and outbound calls, messages, chatbot interactions, social media engagement and video communications through an internet connection. Its interface brings together channels including voice, SMS, WhatsApp and video conferencing. Teams can build multi-level IVR call flows with a drag-and-drop builder, including voicemail and custom greetings. Automated SMS, prerecorded calls and autodialers are available, as is automatic recording of incoming and outgoing calls for training or conflict resolution. Deployment options include public cloud, private cloud, on-premises and hybrid models. Integrations connect the platform with CRM, helpdesk, messaging and custom applications; listed CRM examples include Salesforce, Zoho CRM, Zoho Desk, Freshdesk, HubSpot and LeadSquared. Exotel states compliance with ISO 27001, ISO 27018, PCI-DSS, VAPT and GDPR standards, and offers two-factor authentication. XPrime costs $70 a month and XPro $100 a month; XTRM has no listed price. There is no free plan, but a trial account includes free SMS and call credits.

Infobip Voice API provides programmable voice tools for mobile and web applications, including calls to landlines and mobile phones. Developers can use Calls API to build inbound and outbound applications and control calls over PSTN, WebRTC, or SIP. Available functions include programmable calls, voice messages, IVR with DTMF collection, click-to-call, number masking, and browser-based WebRTC. SIP trunking connects a PBX or SBC to Infobip, with static and dynamic inbound call-routing rules. Voice can also be used with Infobip Inbox, Customer Profiles, Chatbots, and Journeys, and calling is documented for WhatsApp and Viber. Speech tools support text-to-speech in more than 100 languages and accents, as well as speech capture and transcription. Native SDKs are supported for JavaScript, Android, and iOS. The service has no free plan, but offers a 60-day trial with limits: 15 outgoing calls or voice messages, 15 incoming calls, and 100 WebRTC calls. Trial phone calls require verified mobile numbers and are capped at five minutes. Recording and conferencing are add-ons; conferencing is required for calls with three or more participants.