ElevenLabs provides AI voice and audio tools for turning text into speech, choosing or designing voices, and producing sound effects and longer audio. Its wider platform also includes dubbing and conversational agents.
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OpenRing
OpenRing is an MIT-licensed, self-hosted voice AI agent toolkit. Its Vapi-compatible API lets developers connect their choice of model, voice and telephony services for inbound and outbound calls.
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About this product
Run the toolkit on your own computer or server and choose providers for speech recognition, language models, voice synthesis and telephony. The project documents a local speech and model stack using Whisper, Ollama and Kokoro.
Key Features
- Use Vapi-compatible assistant configuration and API calls, and test a voice assistant in a browser.
- Connect a telephony provider or SIP trunk and inspect call records and provider cost breakdowns.
Requirements
- Version 0.1.6 on PyPI requires Python 3.11 or later. Real phone calls require a configured telephony provider or SIP trunk.
Limitations and considerations
- The maintainer reports real-call validation for Twilio. Other carrier integrations have primarily been tested against simulations.
License and links
Code license: MIT
Pricing notes
- OpenRing charges no per-minute platform surcharge. Telephony, model and speech providers and hosting may still incur costs.
Product information
- Type
- Open-source toolkit
- Deployment
- Self-hosted
Sources
Source review: 2026-11-11