Which plan includes voice cloning?

Voice cloning is on the Enterprise plan (from $990/month). Starter and Premium answer with Voksha's natural-sounding standard voices.

Whose voice can be cloned?

Your own, or a team member's who has given consent. Voksha does not create a voice of someone who has not agreed to it.

Will callers know they are talking to an AI?

That is up to you. You can configure Voksha to tell callers it is an AI assistant, and some states and industries require that disclosure, so check what applies to your business.

Does voice cloning change what the AI says?

No. Only the voice changes. Voksha still follows your call script, shares only the information you approve, and sends you a summary after every call.

Can I remove a cloned voice?

Yes. You can switch back to a standard voice or ask us to delete the cloned voice at any time, for example when a team member leaves.

How do I get started?

Talk to our sales team about the Enterprise plan. Voice cloning is set up during white-glove onboarding, and you approve test calls before it goes live.

AI Receptionist Voice Cloning

Definition

What is AI receptionist voice cloning?

AI receptionist voice cloning creates a custom voice from a short recording of a real person, then uses it to answer your business calls. With Voksha, the voice belongs to you or a team member who has given consent. The AI still follows your call script, books and routes calls the same way, and sends you a summary after every call. Voice cloning is available on the Enterprise plan.

The Challenge

Why Businesses Choose Voksha.

Callers who have spoken to you for years notice when a different voice picks up. A stock AI voice can feel like a call center, even when the answers are right. Businesses built on personal relationships want every call to sound like them.

Benefits

How Voksha
Solves This.

Everything you need to transform your phone system.

Sounds Like Your Business

Callers hear the familiar voice of the owner or front desk, not a generic voice they've heard on other phone lines

Consent Built In

We only create a voice from someone who has agreed to it. You can remove a cloned voice at any time

Same Script, Same Rules

The voice changes, nothing else does. Voksha follows your call script, your approved information and your routing rules

Set Up For You

Enterprise includes white-glove onboarding: our team records, builds and tests the voice with you before it goes live

How It Works

Simple.
Automated. Effective.

01

Record a Short Sample

You, or a team member who agrees, record a short voice sample with our onboarding team

02

We Build the Voice

Voksha creates the custom voice and you listen to test calls before anything goes live

03

Approve and Go Live

Once you're happy with it, your AI receptionist starts answering calls in that voice

04

Change It Any Time

Switch back to a standard voice or remove the cloned voice whenever you want

Perfect For

Built for Your Business.

Businesses that need voice cloning.

Solo practitioners and owner-run businesses

Law firms and financial advisors

Medical, dental and wellness practices

Multi-location brands that want one consistent voice

Any business whose callers know the owner by voice

FAQ

Questions About
Voice Cloning.

Get started

: Voice cloning is on the Enterprise plan (from $990/month). Starter and Premium answer with Voksha's natural-sounding standard voices.
: Your own, or a team member's who has given consent. Voksha does not create a voice of someone who has not agreed to it.
: That is up to you. You can configure Voksha to tell callers it is an AI assistant, and some states and industries require that disclosure, so check what applies to your business.
: No. Only the voice changes. Voksha still follows your call script, shares only the information you approve, and sends you a summary after every call.
: Yes. You can switch back to a standard voice or ask us to delete the cloned voice at any time, for example when a team member leaves.
: Talk to our sales team about the Enterprise plan. Voice cloning is set up during white-glove onboarding, and you approve test calls before it goes live.