TTS for real-estate lead response.

A listing inquiry answered in the first five minutes is a different business from one answered in an hour — response speed is the whole game. A voice agent on a flat line calls every lead back inside a minute, at midnight, in the language the inquiry came in.

< 60 s

from inquiry to a voice on the lead’s phone

The speed-to-lead call

Every web form and portal inquiry gets a call while the listing is still on their screen.
The agent’s own voice, cloned from ten seconds — the follow-up sounds like the person whose face is on the sign.
Showings booked, questions answered, qualified leads handed to the human with a transcript.

The month, priced

A solo agent under 5,000 minutes may do better on a cheap meter — that arithmetic is published on the pricing page. A brokerage running speed-to-lead all day is squarely where flat wins.

Table 1 — One agent and one brokerage, both models

Operation	Minutes / mo	On a $30–$100 meter	On Gandr lines
Solo agent, 1 line	2,000	$60 – $200	$150
Brokerage, 4 lines	16,000	$480 – $1,600	$600

Nights and weekends

Inquiries peak when offices close. Lines have no business hours: the Saturday-night lead gets the same 107 ms first audio as the Tuesday-morning one, and nothing about the weekend shows up on the bill.

Related sheets.

use case

10,800 min

TTS for outbound sales agents

Outbound dialers talk six hours a day per line. That is 10,800 minutes a month — $324 to $1,080 on a character meter, $150 on a flat line.

use case

2,000 min

TTS for appointment reminders and notifications

Reminder traffic is bursty and short-form. Where a meter genuinely wins, this page says so — and where burst lines beat both, it shows the arithmetic.

capability

Voice cloning from ten seconds, in the request

Zero-shot voice cloning: a ten-second reference rides inside each request, no training job, and the identity holds across 23 languages.

Thirty minutes, your production script, the live latency readout — measured in front of you.

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