Finn

Finn sells to businesses that run high volumes of customer calls, including healthcare, financial services, insurance, real estate, recruitment, and support operations. It supports multilingual calling across dozens of languages and prices usage in credits tied to minutes, which fits contact centres weighing variable against fixed staffing costs.

The company is building United States go-to-market alongside its India base and runs a partner program for agencies, business-process outsourcers, and integration firms. Its regulatory posture spans GDPR, India's DPDP Act, HIPAA business associate agreements, and telephony rules such as TRAI in India and TCPA in the United States.

Finn bills usage-based, with a self-serve tier that starts at zero and charges per connected minute, and an enterprise tier sold on custom terms. Voice rates sit in a published per-minute range, chat messages bill separately, and concurrency is free up to a threshold before per-line charges apply.

The company says it does not gate features by plan: every tier receives the full platform, and usage is tracked to the nearest second without rounding. The AI fee stops when a call transfers to a human, silence is billed only while speech recognition is active, and only connected calls are charged.

Finn is an enterprise voice-AI orchestration platform that runs inbound and outbound customer conversations. Its agents qualify leads, answer support questions, book appointments, and follow up on payments, then write the outcome back into the systems a business already runs on.

The platform combines streaming speech recognition, language-model reasoning, and voice synthesis in one pipeline, with a no-code workflow builder, knowledge-base retrieval, telephony and CRM integrations, and call observability. Teams configure agents from pre-built templates or build their own, and can move calls to human staff with context attached.