CALL-E lets your AI assistant make phone calls for you. Ask ChatGPT or Claude to book a table, get a quote, move an appointment or check stock. CALL-E asks for anything missing, shows you the plan, and dials a real US or Canadian number after you confirm. It gets through phone menus, hold and voicemail, then brings back a summary, the transcript and what happened. Builders can add it to Claude Code, Codex, Cursor or OpenClaw with one prompt. New users get 100 free credits.
Hey Product Hunt 👋 I'm Vadim, and I work on CALL-E as a Developer Advocate.
Your AI assistant can already search, plan and write. But some errands still end with "you'll have to call them": the restaurant that only takes bookings by phone, the quote, the appointment you need to move, the store you want to ask about stock.
CALL-E gives your assistant a phone. CALL-E asks for anything that's missing, shows you the plan, and dials after you confirm. It gets through phone menus, hold and voicemail, and you get back a summary, the transcript and what happened.
To see more of what CALL-E can do, check out the use cases at https://usecases.heycall-e.com/. RingBack works through a business’s waiting list, calling people in order until someone takes the open slot, and then updates the appointment book. Conversation-Clarify spots an unclear email reply, asks you before making one short call to get the missing fact, and drafts your reply from the answer. Each use case shows how it works and what it returns, with a demo video.
If you build things: one prompt installs CALL-E in Claude Code, Codex, Cursor or OpenClaw, and it also works over MCP, the TypeScript and Python SDKs, or the API. You define the result you want back and get it as structured data with the transcript. You can test a conversation in chat in the dashboard before placing a real call, and there are ready-made n8n, Dify and HubSpot integrations.
Congrats on the launch! How have you approached adding guardrails to the agents that are dialing (eg. Keeping them from doing actions/making commitments that you don’t want)?
Cool website! I got a bit confused by the pricing page tho. It felt like you only support US&CA, but as I see from the docs many other countries are also supported, right? Maybe it would be nice to add price calculator or something.
Anyway, congrats on the launch folks!
Hey Product Hunt 👋 I'm Yuanshan, and I'm the strategic product manager for CALL-E.
In the age of AI, we hope our AI Agent can go beyond the chat windows in our browsers and connect with real life and the business world.
I bet we all make and receive a lot of calls every day. On the one hand, people nowadays often dislike making or receiving phone calls because they can feel intrusive. On the other hand, phone calls are essential to our lives, whether we're booking a restaurant or a hotel, confirming an appointment, or contacting customer service.
So the core value of CALL-E is to help users achieve their goals in different situations in a friendly manner. Our agent calls at an appropriate time, communicates politely, and stops when someone says no. As the product manager of CALL-E, I aim to bring the best calling experience to your friends, family, and business partners.
Now, all you need to do is tell CALL-E what you want, and CALL-E will make the call for you and help you get it done.
So excited for this one! Letting my AI make the phone calls I’ve been avoiding sounds amazing. Can’t wait to try it!
Loved experimenting with what CALL-E can do. Excited to see it finally launcing!
Hi Product Hunt 👋 I’m Betty, and I run GTM for CALL-E.
When we were planning this launch, I kept musing on how much calling has changed over time. Alexander Graham Bell (my fellow Canadian!) made the first phone call in 1876 , and since then the phone has gone from his transmitter to the candlestick, the rotary dial, the payphone, the flip phone and the smartphone in your pocket.
And it struck me that in 150 years, you still had to make every one of those calls yourself. With CALL-E, your AI assistant can make the call for you.
That musing turned into our launch video, which runs from Bell’s first call to CALL-E. It’s also why Alexander Graham Bell is wearing sunglasses in our gallery.
I’m in Singapore, so I’ll be in the comments while the US is asleep, and Vadim takes over when you wake up.
What’s the call you’ve been putting off? I’d love to hear it.
do the places it calls know it's a bot? feels like a lot of restaurants would just hang up once they clock it
Conversation-Clarify is the use case that got me, one short call to pin down an unclear email reply and a drafted answer after saves a whole back and forth
what happens when the person on the othr end asks something the agent wasn't given??? does it promise to call back or try to answer on the spot
Hi Product Hunt! 👋 I’m RT, CEO of AI Rudder, the company behind CALL-E.
Last month I did four countries in three weeks, including Mexico -> Argentina -> Brazil.
On my flight to Mexico City, my AI agent flagged a problem: Argentina and Brazil are yellow fever zones, and Singapore wouldn’t let me back in without a vaccination certificate. So I needed the shot by the next day, in a city I’d never been to.
My AI agent found six clinics, but none of their websites said which ones could vaccinate me that same day. The only way to find out was to call each one in Spanish.
But I don’t speak a lick of Spanish.
Then I remembered why we built CALL-E: so your AI agent can make phone calls for you. 📞
I asked my agent to call all six clinics and book me the nearest one that had the vaccine and could see me at 4:30 PM, right after I landed.
20 minutes later, my agent sent me a summary. Two clinics didn’t have the vaccine. One did, 10 minutes from my hotel, and had me booked for 4:30 PM.
I got my shot that very same afternoon, and 11 days later, I cleared Singapore customs without a fret.
What’s the first call you’d hand off to your AI agent?
Tell us below. We’re here all day! 🙌
About CALL-E on Product Hunt
“The phone line for AI agents”
CALL-E launched on Product Hunt on November 11th, 2026 and earned 116 upvotes and 17 comments, earning #3 Product of the Day. CALL-E lets your AI assistant make phone calls for you. Ask ChatGPT or Claude to book a table, get a quote, move an appointment or check stock. CALL-E asks for anything missing, shows you the plan, and dials a real US or Canadian number after you confirm. It gets through phone menus, hold and voicemail, then brings back a summary, the transcript and what happened. Builders can add it to Claude Code, Codex, Cursor or OpenClaw with one prompt. New users get 100 free credits.
CALL-E was featured in Productivity (665.3k followers), Artificial Intelligence (483.4k followers) and Virtual Assistants (16.2k followers) on Product Hunt. Together, these topics include over 316.9k products, making this a competitive space to launch in.
Who hunted CALL-E?
CALL-E was hunted by Ben Lang. A “hunter” on Product Hunt is the community member who submits a product to the platform — uploading the images, the link, and tagging the makers behind it. Hunters typically write the first comment explaining why a product is worth attention, and their followers are notified the moment they post. Around 79% of featured launches on Product Hunt are self-hunted by their makers, but a well-known hunter still acts as a signal of quality to the rest of the community. See the full all-time top hunters leaderboard to discover who is shaping the Product Hunt ecosystem.
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Hey Product Hunt 👋 I'm Vadim, and I work on CALL-E as a Developer Advocate.
Your AI assistant can already search, plan and write. But some errands still end with "you'll have to call them": the restaurant that only takes bookings by phone, the quote, the appointment you need to move, the store you want to ask about stock.
CALL-E gives your assistant a phone. CALL-E asks for anything that's missing, shows you the plan, and dials after you confirm. It gets through phone menus, hold and voicemail, and you get back a summary, the transcript and what happened.
To see more of what CALL-E can do, check out the use cases at https://usecases.heycall-e.com/. RingBack works through a business’s waiting list, calling people in order until someone takes the open slot, and then updates the appointment book. Conversation-Clarify spots an unclear email reply, asks you before making one short call to get the missing fact, and drafts your reply from the answer. Each use case shows how it works and what it returns, with a demo video.
If you build things: one prompt installs CALL-E in Claude Code, Codex, Cursor or OpenClaw, and it also works over MCP, the TypeScript and Python SDKs, or the API. You define the result you want back and get it as structured data with the transcript. You can test a conversation in chat in the dashboard before placing a real call, and there are ready-made n8n, Dify and HubSpot integrations.
Calls work on US and Canadian numbers (and more! https://docs.heycall-e.com/regions). New users get 100 free credits.
We'd love to hear what you'd have CALL-E call first!