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Comparison · Checked 30 September 2026

The best AI receptionist in Pakistan, compared honestly.

Search for an AI receptionist in Pakistan and you'll get American tools priced in dollars, WhatsApp chatbots that can't take a call, and job adverts. We sorted out the 10 that Pakistani businesses actually come across and put them side by side.

Before you read We make Awaaz

It's one of the 10, so we're not neutral. Everything below comes from each provider's own website on 30 September 2026, with links, so you can check it yourself.

If another tool fits you better, this page should tell you that.

Short answer

There isn't one best AI receptionist in Pakistan. There's a best one for what you need answered:

  • Phone calls on your existing SIM, in Urdu, priced in rupees: Awaaz (from Rs 15,000) or Voxy (from Rs 8,000).
  • A big contact centre with voice, WhatsApp and web chat: Poocho AI or AIVEX247.
  • You have a developer and want to build your own: TelEcho or Uplift AI.
  • Only WhatsApp messages, no calls: ChatKaro (from Rs 3,999) or Aflatoon.
ProviderVoice calls?Which callsUrduStarting price
Awaaz (ours, Lahore)YesYour SIM number + WhatsApp callsYes, plus EnglishRs 15,000/mo, 300 min
VoxyYesJazz, Zong, Ufone, Telenor, PTCL numbersYesRs 8,000/mo, 250 inbound min
Poocho AI (Lahore)YesContact centre, WhatsApp, web chatYes, plus Punjabi, Siraiki, ArabicFrom Rs 9,900/mo
CALLYNYesYour number, by call forwardingYes, plus English, Hindi£149/mo, 300 min
TelEchoYesWhatsApp, GSM, SIP (you build the agent)Yes$0.07–0.31/min, pay as you go
AIVEX247 (Convex Interactive)YesBusiness phone linesYes, among 30+ languagesNot published
DeskGreet (Karachi)YesVia Twilio or Plivo, WhatsApp voiceYes$49/mo, 60 min
Uplift AIVoice platformVoice API for developersYes, Pakistani voicesSee their site
AflatoonNoWhatsApp messages and voice notesYesRs 19,999/mo
ChatKaroNoWhatsApp textYes, plus Roman UrduRs 3,999/mo

From each provider's website, checked 30 September 2026 (Voxy, DeskGreet, Aflatoon and ChatKaro on 26 Sep 2026). Prices in dollars and pounds are shown as listed, without conversion. Prices change, so confirm with the provider.

The 10, one by one

1. Awaaz (ours)

Built in Lahore by OMA Tech Studio. It answers calls on your ordinary SIM number and WhatsApp calls on your business WhatsApp, in Urdu and English, 24/7, books visits and appointments, and sends each lead to you on WhatsApp. Starter is Rs 15,000 a month for 300 minutes, Pro is Rs 25,000 for 700, plus a one-time setup of Rs 15,000 to 20,000, done online.

Good for: clinics, property dealers, schools, hotels and other small businesses that get most leads by phone. Not for: call centres with hundreds of agents.

2. Voxy

A Pakistani voice AI that answers on Jazz, Zong, Ufone, Telenor and PTCL numbers. It has the lowest rupee entry price we found: Rs 8,000 a month for 250 inbound minutes, then Rs 20,000 and Rs 50,000 plans.

Good for: businesses on a tight budget that want voice calls answered. Listen to its Urdu before you decide.

3. Poocho AI

A Lahore team that sells voice and chat automation to larger organisations, with public-sector and banking logos on its site. It lists Urdu, Punjabi, Siraiki, Arabic and English, and prices start from Rs 9,900 a month.

Good for: bigger organisations that want voice, WhatsApp and website chat from one vendor.

4. CALLYN

A voice receptionist that speaks English, Urdu and Hindi and switches mid-sentence. It works through call forwarding from your number. Its site now prices in pounds, from £149 a month for 300 answered minutes, with UK hosting and support in UK hours.

Good for: businesses serving the UK and Pakistan together.

5. TelEcho

A platform for building your own voice agents on WhatsApp, GSM and SIP lines. You pay per minute, roughly $0.07 to $0.31 depending on the phone line and voice you choose, and there's a free tier for testing.

Good for: teams with a developer who want full control. It's a toolkit, not a done-for-you receptionist.

6. AIVEX247

A voice agent and virtual receptionist from Convex Interactive, a Pakistani and UAE IT company. It lists 30+ languages including Urdu. No public prices.

Good for: companies that want an enterprise vendor and a sales-led setup.

7. DeskGreet

A Karachi-built tool that answers calls through Twilio or Plivo numbers and WhatsApp voice. $49 a month for 60 minutes, then $0.15 a minute.

Good for: low call volumes and businesses happy to use a virtual number.

8. Uplift AI

Pakistani text-to-speech voices and a voice API, backed by Y Combinator. It's a building block for developers rather than a receptionist you switch on.

Good for: developers building their own Urdu voice product.

9. Aflatoon

A WhatsApp assistant that handles messages and voice notes, mainly for orders. Rs 19,999 and Rs 39,999 a month. It doesn't answer phone calls.

10. ChatKaro

A WhatsApp text receptionist for clinics, from Rs 3,999 a month, in Urdu, Roman Urdu and English. The cheapest option here, but it only replies to messages, not calls.

How we'd choose, in five checks

  1. Voice or chat? If your customers call, a WhatsApp chatbot won't help.
  2. Your number or a new one? A new virtual number means changing your ads, boards and visiting cards.
  3. Hear the Urdu. Ask for a sample call for a business like yours, then call it yourself.
  4. Price in rupees, all in. Monthly fee, setup, extra minutes and the notice period to stop.
  5. Who sets it up? Someone has to teach it your prices and timings. Platforms leave that to you.

FAQ

Choosing one, asked plainly.

What is the best AI receptionist in Pakistan?

It depends on what you need answered. For phone calls on your existing SIM number plus WhatsApp calls, in Urdu, with PKR pricing, the main options are Awaaz (from Rs 15,000 a month) and Voxy (from Rs 8,000). For a large contact centre, look at Poocho AI or AIVEX247. If you only need WhatsApp text replies, ChatKaro and Aflatoon are cheaper, but they don't answer calls.

Which AI receptionist speaks Urdu?

Awaaz, Voxy, Poocho AI, CALLYN, TelEcho, AIVEX247, DeskGreet and Uplift AI all list Urdu. Quality varies a lot, so listen to a sample call before you pay. Poocho AI also lists Punjabi and Siraiki.

Is there an AI receptionist that answers WhatsApp calls?

Yes. Awaaz answers WhatsApp voice calls on your business WhatsApp as well as SIM calls. DeskGreet and TelEcho also list WhatsApp voice. ChatKaro and Aflatoon handle WhatsApp messages, not calls.

How much does an AI receptionist cost in Pakistan?

Voice AI receptionists with rupee pricing start around Rs 8,000 to Rs 15,000 a month in 2026. International tools charge in dollars or pounds, from about $49 to £149 a month for small plans. See the full cost guide.

Do I need a new phone number?

Not with every provider. Awaaz and Voxy work on ordinary Jazz, Zong, Ufone and Telenor numbers. CALLYN uses call forwarding from your number. Platforms like TelEcho and DeskGreet usually connect through Twilio, Plivo or a SIP line.

Is this list neutral?

We make Awaaz, so we're not neutral, and we've said so at the top. Every price and feature here comes from each provider's own website on the date shown, with a link, so you can check it yourself.

Not sure which one fits you?

Send us a WhatsApp with what kind of business you run and roughly how many calls you get. We'll tell you honestly, even if it's not Awaaz.