Assistable vs Bland

Assistable

Sign up at platform.assistable.ai and the platform creates your first assistant during onboarding, grants $10 in usage credit, and sells you a real US or Canadian local number in-app. First live call happens in minutes, in one sitting, with no sales call and no engineering. There is no SDK to integrate and no STT, TTS, or LLM providers to wire together, and nothing on this page waits on a contract tier. Full production rollouts are 2-3 day deploys.

Assistable

Numbers, SIP, recordings, and call control run on the platform's own carrier-grade voice stack, so there is no telephony account to create or carrier to import. Bringing your own numbers auto-provisions a TLS SIP trunk per imported number, with SRTP as an explicit opt-in and clean rollback if provisioning fails. Compliance rails are built in: DNC scrubbing, honeypot detection, A2P 10DLC campaign registration, and KYC review. Web chat, SMS, and voice share one channel gateway that resolves every phone number, email, and web visitor to one contact record before the agent runs.

Assistable

Edits autosave to a working draft while live traffic keeps executing the last published version. Publishing writes an immutable numbered version to an append-only commit log with author attribution and a Live badge, and the serving version is an explicit deploy pointer, so rollback is one click to any prior version. Branches let you stage bigger rewrites and merge into Main without changing the flow id, so phone numbers, endpoints, and channels keep pointing at the same agent. Publish and rollback are role-gated and audit-logged.

Assistable

Warm transfer is native on every account, not a contract tier. The engine holds the caller on hold music, dials your team with ordered fallback hunting (up to 6 dial attempts, 25-second default ring timeout per attempt), screens each leg with answering-machine detection so voicemail never gets the call, speaks a private briefing to the human, static or generated by the LLM from the live transcript, and plays a joint intro once bridged. Connected, voicemail, no-answer, and failed each route their own flow branch, and unanswered transfers can resume the AI instead of hanging up. Tag rules route contacts to assistants per channel with priority and active-hours settings.

Assistable

The campaign engine converges every minute: it starts scheduled campaigns, tops running ones up to their concurrency cap, and claim-first updates make double-dials impossible. Calling windows are timezone-aware with day-of-week selection and overnight wrap, retries for no-answer, busy, and failed honor the window, and A/B splits across assistants use deficit-based assignment that converges on the configured split. Every dial passes compliance gates, DND skip, blacklist check, E.164 validation, and a wallet at zero pauses the campaign with a stated reason instead of burning the list.

Assistable

You write monitor rules in plain English and an LLM judge grades every finished call and chat against them, citing the decisive moment in the transcript with a confidence score. Alerts arrive with the transcript attached, and repeat failures cluster into issues. The AI then drafts a minimal prompt fix, shows a line diff, and proves it by replaying the failing conversation 3 times through the published flow and re-judging, so confidence is a measured pass rate, never self-reported. Every call row carries recording, transcript, duration, end reason, sentiment, and itemized cost.