Convocore vs Autocalls (2026): White Label Pricing, Channels and Voice Compared
Convocore vs Autocalls for AI agencies in 2026: white label pricing, minutes vs credits, voice costs, channels, client billing and compliance compared.
Convocore and Autocalls both let agencies resell AI agents under their own brand, with client sub-accounts, a custom domain and Stripe billing. They come at it from different directions. Autocalls is a voice-first platform: its plans are priced in all-inclusive minutes, phone line costs are folded into those minutes, and it has added WhatsApp, Instagram, Messenger and web chat to its white label product. Convocore is built around messaging and voice together, with usage billed in credits and a lower entry price for agencies.
So the better choice depends on what your clients buy from you and how many of them you have. Autocalls is strong for voice-heavy agencies, outbound calling at scale and clients who need ISO 27001. Convocore costs less to start a white label agency, has a free plan, and covers a few more messaging channels.
This comparison looks at both platforms from an agency's point of view: pricing, included usage, channels, voice, agent building, integrations, client billing, onboarding and compliance. Everything comes from each company's public website and documentation and, for Convocore, the product dashboard, checked in November 2026. Where something isn't published, or the vendor's own pages disagree, we say so.
- Autocalls is stronger for voice-heavy and outbound agencies. Its white label plan includes 3,500 minutes a month with phone line costs folded in, a flat $0.09/min after that, 1,000 parallel calls, and ISO 27001 certification.
- Convocore is cheaper to start a white label agency. Its White Label plan is $199/month ($133 billed yearly) for 20 clients, against $419/month for Autocalls' white label plan. It also has a free plan, a 14-day money-back guarantee, client self-signup on Elite, and Telegram and Discord alongside WhatsApp, Instagram and Messenger.
- On cost, it depends on volume. In our voice-only example, Convocore is cheaper for a few clients, the two are close at about 10 clients, and Autocalls is usually cheaper at 20 voice-heavy clients.
At a glance
| Convocore | Autocalls | |
|---|---|---|
| Main focus | Chat and voice agents across messaging channels | Voice agents, plus WhatsApp and web chat |
| Plans | White Label $199/month ($133/month billed yearly); Elite $349/month ($233/month billed yearly) | Starter $34, Pro $129, Agency $249, Agency White Label $419 a month; yearly billing "2 months free" |
| Plan needed to white label | White Label ($199) | Agency White Label ($419) |
| Free plan or trial | Free plan with 500 trial credits; 14-day money-back guarantee on paid plans | No free account; a free demo call; Starter refundable under 100 minutes of use (per an Autocalls article) |
| Client accounts | 20 on White Label; unlimited on Elite | Unlimited on Agency White Label; Agency has no client logins |
| Included usage | 60,000 credits (about $60) a month on White Label; 120,000 on Elite | 3,500 minutes a month on Agency White Label (1,700 on Agency) |
| AI voice usage | About $0.05–$0.10/min for the AI stack + $0.02/min Convocore fee = about $0.07–$0.12/min | $0.09/min after included minutes on Agency plans, covering AI model, voice and transcription |
| Phone line costs | Twilio fees billed separately (Convocore's pricing page estimates about $0.015/min) | Taken from your minutes: a 1-minute US call uses about 1.11 minutes (about $0.10) |
| Phone numbers | 3 slots (White Label), 5 (Elite), through your Twilio account | From $3.99/month each on all plans |
| Parallel calls | 10 (White Label), 25 (Elite) | 500 (Agency), 1,000 (Agency White Label) |
| Channels | Website chat, WhatsApp, Instagram, Messenger, Telegram, Discord, SMS (via Twilio), phone. Email "Coming soon" in the dashboard | Phone, WhatsApp, Instagram, Messenger, web chat, SMS sending. Email listed on the pricing page only (see below) |
| Client billing | You invoice clients yourself on White Label; Stripe Connect on Elite with a 0.5% fee | Stripe rebilling on Agency White Label; no revenue share or per-client fee |
| Client self-signup | Yes, SaaS mode on Elite | Client portal with logins; self-signup not described |
| Compliance | GDPR, DPA, EU (Frankfurt) and US data regions; SOC 2 in progress | ISO 27001 and ISO 9001 certified, GDPR, EU or US data routing; HIPAA with BAA on request (enterprise) |
Source: Each provider's website, documentation and product, November 2026
Pricing
Autocalls
Autocalls has four plans. All of them price usage in minutes, and the per-minute rate includes the AI model, the voice and the transcription, so you don't need API keys or separate provider bills.
| Starter | Pro | Agency | Agency White Label | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Monthly price | $34 | $129 | $249 | $419 |
| Shown with yearly billing | $27 | $103 | $199 | $355 |
| Included minutes | 120 | 700 | 1,700 | 3,500 |
| Per extra minute | $0.20 | $0.16 | $0.09 | $0.09 |
| Assistants | 1 | 5 | Unlimited | Unlimited |
| Parallel calls | 3 | 10 | 500 | 1,000 |
| No-code automation runs a month | 900 | 10,000 | 100,000 | Unlimited |
| Client sub-accounts and logins | No | No | No | Unlimited |
| Custom domain, branding, Stripe rebilling | No | No | No | Yes |
| Unused minutes roll over | No | No | No | Yes |
Only Agency White Label gives clients their own logins under your brand. The $249 Agency plan has the same $0.09 rate and unlimited assistants, but Autocalls describes it as having "no client logins or Stripe rebilling", so it suits agencies that run clients' agents for them rather than resell a platform.
Other charges:
| Autocalls charge | Price | When it applies |
|---|---|---|
| Phone line costs | Taken from your minutes | A 1-minute US call uses about 1.11 minutes of allowance (about $0.10 on Agency plans). Web calls use AI time only |
| Phone numbers | From $3.99/month each | Dedicated numbers; using your own number is free |
| SMS | Not published on the pricing page | Per-message fees apply on SMS-capable numbers |
| Billing increments | 30-second minimum, then per second | Every call |
| Above about 50,000 minutes a month | Custom pricing | Contact sales |
See Autocalls' pricing page and pricing docs for the full list.
Convocore
| White Label | White Label Elite | |
|---|---|---|
| Monthly | $199/month | $349/month |
| Billed yearly | $133/month | $233/month |
| Client accounts | 20 | Unlimited |
| AI agents | Unlimited | Unlimited |
| Team seats | 10 | Unlimited |
| Monthly credits | 60,000 (about $60) | 120,000 (about $120) |
| Phone number slots | 3 | 5 |
| Concurrent call lines | 10 | 25 |
| SaaS mode (client self-signup) | No | Yes |
Convocore charges usage in credits: 1,000 credits equal $1, and the same credits pay for chat and voice. A voice minute has two parts:
| Convocore charge | Price | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| AI stack (voice engine and AI model) | About $0.05–$0.10/min | Convocore's own estimate; depends on the engine and model you choose |
| Convocore platform fee | $0.02/min | Charged on every call |
| AI voice total | About $0.07–$0.12/min | The $0.05–$0.10 figure on Convocore's homepage covers the AI stack only, without the $0.02 fee |
| Telephony | Billed separately by Twilio | Convocore's pricing page estimates about $0.015/min |
Convocore also has a free plan, and paid plans come with a 14-day money-back guarantee. For single businesses rather than agencies, it sells Starter ($29), Pro ($59) and Business ($99) plans. Full details are on Convocore's white label plans and pricing pages.
Minutes and credits are not the same thing
Autocalls includes minutes. They are mainly a voice allowance: phone line costs are taken out of them, and chat and WhatsApp messages can draw on them too, as described below. Convocore includes credits, a dollar balance (1,000 credits = $1) that chat and voice both draw from. Twilio line fees on Convocore are billed outside the credits.
So the included amounts can't be compared one to one. Autocalls' 3,500 minutes are worth about $315 at its $0.09 overage rate, while Convocore's 60,000 credits are worth $60. That gap matters for voice-heavy agencies, and it's a large part of why Autocalls' plan costs more. On the other hand, Autocalls' $419 plan is more than double Convocore's $199 plan, so an agency with only a few clients pays for minutes it may not use. Unused minutes do roll over on Autocalls' white label plan, which softens that.
Chat and WhatsApp pricing
Autocalls publishes chat rates for its white label partners. In its documentation, 100 credits equal $1, and 9 credits equal one minute. An AI chat reply has a platform base cost of 1.5 credits (about $0.015), and each WhatsApp message (inbound, outbound or template) has a base cost of 0.7 credits (about $0.007). You set your own markup on top. Unused call minutes can be converted into chat credits. The docs don't say whether Meta's own WhatsApp template fees are included.
Convocore's pricing page gives chat as 100–300 messages per $1 (about $0.003–$0.01 a message) across web chat, WhatsApp, Instagram and Messenger. Chat draws on the same credits as voice, and where a message lands in that range depends on the AI model and the length of the conversation. Both platforms are cheap per message; Autocalls gives fixed base rates, while Convocore's cost moves with the model you pick for each agent.
What it might cost as you grow
The table below is an illustrative voice-only scenario, not a quote. It shows how the two pricing models behave when every client uses only phone calls.
Assumptions:
- Each client uses 300 minutes of US phone calls a month, and nothing else.
- Both platforms on their entry white label plan with client logins, billed monthly: Autocalls Agency White Label ($419) and Convocore White Label ($199).
- Phone line costs are included for both. Autocalls: each call minute uses about 1.11 minutes of allowance (its own published figure), then $0.09 per extra minute. Convocore: $0.07–$0.12/min for AI voice (its $0.05–$0.10 AI stack estimate plus the $0.02 fee), minus $60 of included credits, plus Twilio line fees at its estimated $0.015/min.
- Phone number fees, SMS, call transfers and yearly discounts are left out.
| Your agency | Call minutes | Autocalls | Convocore |
|---|---|---|---|
| 3 clients | 900 | $419 (999 of 3,500 included minutes used) | $199 + ($63–$108 voice − $60 credits) + $13.50 Twilio = about $216–$261 |
| 10 clients | 3,000 | $419 (3,330 of 3,500 included minutes used) | $199 + ($210–$360 voice − $60 credits) + $45 Twilio = about $394–$544 |
| 20 clients | 6,000 | $419 + (3,160 extra minutes × $0.09 = $284) = about $703 | $199 + ($420–$720 voice − $60 credits) + $90 Twilio = about $649–$949 |
How to read this: with a few clients, Convocore costs about half as much. At 10 clients the two are close, and which is cheaper depends on the voice engine and model you pick on Convocore. At 20 voice-heavy clients, Autocalls is cheaper unless you run Convocore at the low end of its range. Convocore's White Label plan also stops at 20 clients, so a growing agency would move to Elite ($349/month, with $120 of credits), which adds about $90 a month to the Convocore figures.
If you want clients to pay through the platform with Stripe, compare Autocalls' $419 plan with Convocore Elite at $349 rather than the $199 plan, since that is where Convocore's built-in billing starts.
The picture shifts again when chat is involved. Both platforms charge far less for a chat reply than for a voice minute, so a chat-heavy agency mainly pays the monthly plan fee. There, Convocore's lower plan price is the bigger factor. We haven't modelled chat costs, because they vary too much by model, message length and markup to give a fair single figure.
Voice agents
Autocalls: voice is the core of the product. You build an assistant, attach a number (Autocalls says it covers 50+ countries on its pricing page and 80+ elsewhere on its site) or connect your own carrier through SIP trunking or Twilio, and run inbound calls or outbound campaigns. The per-minute rate bundles voices from ElevenLabs, Cartesia, OpenAI and Azure, models such as GPT and Claude, and transcription from Deepgram and others, so there are no separate provider accounts. It lists 100+ languages, voice cloning, human call transfer, a do-not-call list, per-second billing, and up to 1,000 parallel calls on its white label plan. Autocalls also describes a proprietary "Dualplex" voice system for low latency and handling interruptions; we haven't tested that claim.
Convocore: voice is one channel among several. You give an agent a phone number through Twilio (or bring your own carrier with SIP trunking), choose a voice engine such as ElevenLabs, Gemini Live, Grok or Ultravox, and pick the AI model. The same agent, with the same knowledge, can also answer WhatsApp messages and WhatsApp voice calls. Your choice of engine and model decides where you land in the $0.07–$0.12/min range, before Twilio line fees. Concurrent calls are capped at 10 on White Label and 25 on Elite.
Where each is stronger: Autocalls, for voice-heavy work and especially outbound calling at volume. Its parallel call limits are far higher, and its all-in minute pricing is simpler to explain to clients. Convocore gives more control over which voice engine and model each agent uses, which helps if you want to tune quality or cost per client.
Messaging channels
Convocore: each agent has a Channels page where you connect WhatsApp, Instagram direct messages, Facebook Messenger, Telegram, Discord, SMS (through your Twilio account) and website chat. The same agent and knowledge answer on all of them. Email appears in Convocore's plan lists, but when we checked the dashboard it was marked "Coming soon", so we haven't counted it as available.
Autocalls: its white label plan covers voice, WhatsApp, Messenger, Instagram and web chat, and Autocalls calls this "the only full omnichannel white-label". Its agents can also send SMS. Email is listed among included channels on the pricing page, but the white label page and the rest of the site don't describe an email channel, so we haven't counted it. Telegram and Discord aren't mentioned.
Where each is stronger: fairly close for most agencies, since both cover WhatsApp, Instagram, Messenger, web chat and phone. Convocore adds Telegram and Discord, which matter for some communities and e-commerce brands. Autocalls publishes fixed base prices per WhatsApp message and chat reply; Convocore gives a range per dollar.
Building agents
Autocalls: a no-code visual builder with drag-and-drop flows, mid-call tools, a knowledge base, data extraction, appointment booking (Cal.com, Calendly, GoHighLevel) and webhooks. Its no-code automations are counted in monthly runs (900 on Starter up to unlimited on Agency White Label).
Convocore: agents are built in a visual editor, with flows for routing questions, handing off to people and calling APIs. Agents learn from websites, files, Google Drive and YouTube. Convocore's AI Wizard is a chat assistant inside the dashboard: you describe the agent you want, and it builds it, fills its knowledge base, tests it like a customer would, fixes problems it finds and publishes it to channels. Convocore also offers an MCP connector, so agents can be built from Claude, ChatGPT or Grok.
Where each is stronger: roughly even. Both have visual builders. Convocore's AI Wizard is useful if you want an agent built and tested from a description. Autocalls' builder is focused on call flows and booking.
Integrations
Autocalls: lists 300+ integrations, including HubSpot, GoHighLevel, Zoho CRM, Salesforce, Cal.com, Google Calendar, Calendly, Stripe, Zapier, Make, n8n and Slack, plus webhooks and an API. Its documentation is public.
Convocore: integrations include Google Calendar, Shopify, Make, n8n and a REST API, with more listed on its integrations page. Its documentation is at docs.convocore.app.
Where each is stronger: Autocalls lists more native CRM connections, which helps agencies serving sales teams. Convocore's Shopify integration suits e-commerce clients. Both connect to Make and n8n for anything else.
Client management and billing
Autocalls: on Agency White Label, each client gets a sub-account and a portal with their own login, under your logo, colours and domain, with no per-client fee. You connect your own Stripe account, build plans with your own per-minute prices, and clients pay you directly. Autocalls takes no revenue share and suggests reselling at $0.15–$0.30 per minute. A dedicated partner manager on Slack or WhatsApp and migration help are included. Parallel call limits are shared across all your sub-accounts.
Convocore: each client gets a sub-account under your brand and domain, with its own agents, conversations and leads. The $199 plan allows 20 clients with 10 team seats, and you invoice clients outside the platform with no fee. On Elite, you connect Stripe through Stripe Connect, create client plans priced per minute or per message, and clients pay through the platform. Convocore charges a 0.5% fee on payments collected this way.
Where each is stronger: Autocalls has no fee on client payments and an unlimited client count from its first white label plan. Convocore is much cheaper for agencies with up to 20 clients, and Elite ($349) is still cheaper than Autocalls' $419 plan when you want built-in Stripe billing. On Convocore, the 0.5% fee is small: $5 on every $1,000 your clients pay.
Client onboarding and self-signup
Convocore Elite: SaaS mode lets businesses sign up on your branded site, choose a plan, pay by card and start from templates such as Clinic & Appointments, without you setting up each account.
Autocalls: gives clients a self-service portal once you've set them up, and Autocalls says most partners are live on their own domain within 24 hours. A self-signup flow for new end clients isn't described on its website.
Where each is stronger: Convocore, if you want clients to sign up and pay on their own. Autocalls' partner manager and migration help suit agencies that onboard clients personally.
Compliance and security
Autocalls lists ISO/IEC 27001:2022 and ISO 9001:2015 certifications (valid to December 2028), GDPR compliance with configurable data retention, a choice of 100% EU or 100% US data routing, encryption in transit and at rest, and a 99.9% uptime SLA. HIPAA compliance with a BAA is offered as a custom enterprise feature on request, not on standard plans.
Convocore describes itself as GDPR compliant, offers a Data Processing Agreement, and lets you choose an EU (Frankfurt) or US data region. Its Trust Center lists encryption in transit and at rest, access controls and incident response processes. It says it is working toward SOC 2 and is not yet certified. HIPAA and ISO 27001 are not listed.
Where each is stronger: Autocalls. It has an ISO 27001 certificate today and a route to HIPAA for enterprise clients. Both offer EU data hosting for European clients.
Strengths and weaknesses
Convocore
- Lowest white label entry: $199/month ($133 billed yearly) for 20 clients and a custom domain
- Low-cost plans for single businesses, from $29/month
- Free plan, and a 14-day money-back guarantee on paid plans
- One agent across WhatsApp, Instagram, Messenger, Telegram, Discord, website chat, SMS and phone
- Client self-signup and Stripe Connect billing on Elite, with plans priced per minute or per message
- AI Wizard builds, tests and publishes agents from a description
- Choice of voice engines and AI models per agent
- GDPR, a DPA and an EU data region
- Far less voice usage included: $60 of credits on the $199 plan, against 3,500 minutes on Autocalls' white label plan
- Twilio line fees billed separately
- 10 or 25 concurrent calls, far below Autocalls
- 0.5% fee on client payments collected through Stripe Connect
- No SOC 2, ISO 27001 or HIPAA yet
- Email marked "Coming soon" in the dashboard
Autocalls
- 3,500 minutes a month on its white label plan, with AI, voice, transcription and phone line costs all inside the minute
- Flat $0.09/min after included minutes on Agency plans, billed per second
- 500 to 1,000 parallel calls for outbound campaigns
- Unused minutes roll over on the white label plan
- Unlimited client sub-accounts, no revenue share and no per-client fee
- Fixed base prices per chat reply and WhatsApp message
- ISO 27001 and ISO 9001 certified; EU or US data routing; HIPAA with BAA on request
- 300+ integrations and 100+ languages
- Low-cost Starter and Pro plans for single businesses
- White label starts at $419/month, more than twice Convocore's entry plan
- The $249 Agency plan has no client logins or Stripe rebilling
- No free account; only a demo call
- Telegram and Discord not mentioned; email channel unclear
- Client self-signup not described
- Some figures differ between its own pages (countries covered, yearly discount, minute rollover)
Which should you choose?
Autocalls is likely the better fit if your agency mostly sells AI phone agents, runs outbound calling campaigns, or serves clients who need ISO 27001. Its bundled minutes and high call limits make it cheaper as voice volume grows. The trade-off is a $419/month starting point for white label.
Convocore is likely the better fit if you're starting or growing a white label agency with up to about 10 clients, your clients want AI on WhatsApp, Instagram, Messenger, Telegram and their website as well as the phone, or you want clients to sign up and pay through your own branded site. The trade-off is higher costs for voice-heavy clients and no ISO 27001 or SOC 2 yet.
A simple test: count your expected voice minutes. If your clients will use more than about 3,000 phone minutes a month between them, Autocalls' bundle is hard to beat. Below that, or if most of your clients' traffic is chat, Convocore's lower plan price usually wins.
Frequently asked questions
Try Convocore
If you're starting a white label agency, or your clients want AI on WhatsApp, Instagram, Messenger and their website as well as the phone, you can start on Convocore's free plan with 500 trial credits and build a demo agent for a real client. See the white label plans or pricing.
Disclosure: This comparison is published on the Convocore blog. Prices and features were taken from each provider's public website, documentation and product in November 2026. Both platforms have real strengths, and we have tried to show them fairly. Plans change often, so check each provider's site before you buy.
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- Autocalls white label, Autocalls
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- Autocalls article on white label platforms (Agency plan limits, trial, Starter refund), Autocalls
- Convocore white label plans, Convocore
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