Your best closer, on the phone.

Autodialing is automated outbound calling to a list. Three products share the name: a classic autodialer that plays a recording and reads keypresses, a robocall that recognises short answers and branches on them, and an AI voice agent that holds an actual conversation. Locally the market splits the same way, from cheap per-minute dialers used for reminders through to AI agents used for sales. The cheapest tools cost a few tenge a minute and cannot answer a question; Pleep bills 52 tenge a minute, about ten cents, and answers from your knowledge base.

It depends entirely on which of the three products you buy. A recording-based dialer is the cheapest per minute and does the least. An AI voice agent costs several times more because it runs speech recognition, a language model and speech synthesis on every turn. Pleep charges 52 tenge a minute, roughly ten cents, on top of a volume-based plan that starts around 42,380 tenge a month including 1,500 messages, and nothing while no call is running. Rates in this category move, so confirm any number on the vendor's own pricing page.

Calling people who agreed to be contacted is normal business practice. The risk is not the technology, it is the list: calling people who never asked generates complaints regardless of whether a human or an agent dials. Announce that the call is automated, call within reasonable hours, say so if the call is recorded, and keep consent tied to the record. The obligation sits with you as the caller, not with the platform.

A robocall follows a decision tree: it recognises yes, no or a date and picks a branch. An AI voice agent answers from a knowledge base, so it can handle a question the script did not anticipate, deal with an objection, and hand over to a person with the full context when it genuinely does not know. The practical test is to ask something off-script during a demo and listen to what happens.

Yes, Russian and Kazakh both, treated as primary languages rather than as a line in a support matrix. This matters more on calls than in chat, because a mangled name or a misread number in the first ten seconds is where the person decides to hang up. Test it on your own script and your own product names before choosing any platform, including this one.

Pleep uses next-generation voice synthesis with natural intonation, real pauses, and adaptive tone. Leads consistently don't realize they're speaking with AI — the voice sounds like a confident, well-trained sales rep.

After the call, the same AI agent continues the conversation in WhatsApp or any connected messenger. It sends payment links, documents, meeting confirmations, or follow-up messages — keeping one continuous thread with zero context lost.

Yes. Pleep is trained on your sales playbook and recognizes objections in real time. It responds with the right counter-argument — whether it's about price, timing, trust, or competition — just like your best rep would.

Pleep answers inside a natural conversational pause rather than after an audible delay, and it handles interruptions by listening when the lead speaks instead of talking over them. Judge it on a live test call rather than on a number: perceived latency depends on your telephony route as much as on the platform.