
Priya
क्या हाल है बेटा? मैं तुम्हारे वास्ते एक अच्छी बात लेके आई हूँ। नक्को बोलो, ज़रा सुनो तो, मस्त फ़ायदा है!
Hindi AI calling agent · Lucknow, Patna, Jaipur, Indore
आपके ग्राहकों से उन्हीं की बोलचाल वाली हिंदी में बात करने वाला AI कॉलर।
NaCaller began as a Telugu-first product, built by people who fuss over how a caller greets, pauses and says “ji”. We brought that same care to Hindi, with 18 Hindi voices, for the showrooms, coaching institutes and distributors of UP, Bihar, MP and Rajasthan. The agent rings every new enquiry within minutes, talks and listens like a person, and notes what the customer actually said.
From ₹3.99 a minute, down to ₹3. 10 free minutes, no card.

An example of how a call opens — every call is different
नमस्ते! विद्या कोचिंग से बोल रही हूँ। आपने नए batch के बारे में पूछा था, दो मिनट बात हो सकती है?
“Hello! I'm calling from Vidya Coaching. You asked about the new batch — could we talk for two minutes?”
Wait — is this a real person?
It's the AI agent. Ask me anything you'd ask a telecaller.
Test-ride follow-up · in Hindi
Two of our Hindi voices, reading the kind of opening line your customers will hear.
“नमस्ते! विद्या कोचिंग से बोल रही हूँ। आपने नए batch के बारे में पूछा था, दो मिनट बात हो सकती है?”
“Hello! I'm calling from Vidya Coaching. You asked about the new batch — could we talk for two minutes?”
“नमस्ते, गंगा होम्स से बोल रहा हूँ। आपने flat के लिए enquiry की थी, इस रविवार site visit रखवा दूँ?”
“Hello, I'm calling from Ganga Homes. You enquired about a flat — shall I set up a site visit this Sunday?”
Each one is cast for a region, with its own opening line. Play any card — it is the exact recording a campaign in that region dials with.

क्या हाल है बेटा? मैं तुम्हारे वास्ते एक अच्छी बात लेके आई हूँ। नक्को बोलो, ज़रा सुनो तो, मस्त फ़ायदा है!

Heyy! Kaise ho? Arre yaar, ek mast offer hai, you'll literally love it! Ek second suno na, batati hoon!

Oye bro! Kya scene hai? Arre ek dum mast cheez hai, full paisa vasool! Ek minute sun le yaar.
The Hindi collection
Not 16 readings of the same voice — 16 people, each cast for somewhere real, with their own words, pace and job. 16 of them can be played on this site right now.
Cast for
A dialect is not an accent laid over the same script. These voices use different words, different verb endings and a different pace — which is what a customer recognises in the first sentence.
Delhi & pan-India standard
Clean standard Hindi with only the English words customers really use — and the Delhi register that tags ‘ji’ onto everything.
Lucknow / Awadh
Refined Hindi-Urdu with the nuktas kept, almost no English, ‘hum’ for ‘I’ with plural verbs — the courteous Awadhi register.
Hyderabad
Dakhni Hindi: ‘nakko’, ‘hau’, ‘kaiku’ — a variety of Hindi a Delhi voice cannot fake.
Mumbai, Bihar, Haryana, Rajasthan, Malwa
Bambaiya’s ‘-ich’ emphatics; a gentle Bhojpuri colour without being Bhojpuri; a light Haryanvi touch capped at two markers a sentence; the Marwari ‘sa’ honorific; Indore’s easy Malwi tilt.
Play every Hindi voice in the gallery · Hindi and nine more Indian languages · Have one of them call your phone
Who it calls for
Coaching & test prep
Kota, Patna, Prayagraj and Delhi institutes collect enquiries from parents late in the evening and on weekends. The agent calls back the same day with batch dates and offers a demo class before a rival institute gets there first.
“नमस्ते, आपने नए NEET batch के बारे में पूछा था। batch सोमवार से शुरू हो रहा है, क्या आपके लिए demo class बुक कर दूँ?”
“Hello, you asked about the new NEET batch. It starts on Monday — shall I book a demo class for you?”
Loans, NBFCs & EMI reminders
Two-wheeler, tractor and gold-loan lenders across UP and Bihar spend whole days on reminder calls. The agent calls a few days before the due date, confirms the customer will pay, and records anyone who needs a callback.
“नमस्ते जी, आपकी bike loan की EMI पाँच तारीख़ को है। क्या इस बार payment समय पर हो जाएगा?”
“Hello, your bike loan EMI is due on the fifth. Will the payment go through on time this month?”
Real estate
Noida Extension, Gurugram, Lucknow's Shaheed Path and Jaipur's Ajmer Road projects pull in portal leads faster than any sales team can dial. The agent qualifies each one on budget and possession date and fixes the Sunday site visit.
“नमस्ते सर, आपने Noida Extension वाले flat के लिए enquiry की थी। क्या इस रविवार site visit के लिए आ सकेंगे?”
“Hello sir, you enquired about a flat in Noida Extension. Could you come for a site visit this Sunday?”
Distributors & wholesale
FMCG, hardware and pharma distributors in Kanpur, Indore and Patna still take weekly orders from retailers by phone. The agent makes the round of calls, notes each shop's order, and leaves the salesman free to visit the big accounts.
“नमस्ते जी, मैं शर्मा ट्रेडर्स से बोल रहा हूँ। इस हफ़्ते का order नोट कर लूँ? माल परसों तक दुकान पर पहुँच जाएगा।”
“Hello, this is Sharma Traders. Shall I note this week's order? The goods will reach your shop by the day after tomorrow.”
Hinglish
“आपका appointment कल सुबह ग्यारह बजे का है, मैं clinic की location WhatsApp पर भेज दूँ?”
Your appointment is tomorrow at eleven — shall I send the clinic's location on WhatsApp? Hindi grammar with the English words people really say on the phone.
An example · A Lucknow two-wheeler showroom, the morning after a weekend offer
An illustration of a typical day, not a customer quote.
What it costs
| Plan | Per month | Minutes | Per minute | A 2-minute call |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Starter | ₹1,995 | 500 | ₹3.99 | ≈ ₹8 |
| Growth | ₹7,000 | 2,000 | ₹3.5 | ≈ ₹7 |
| Scale | ₹22,500 | 7,500 | ₹3 | ≈ ₹6 |
Across Uttar Pradesh, Bihar, Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan and Delhi NCR: Delhi NCR · Lucknow · Kanpur · Patna · Jaipur · Indore · Bhopal. Full pricing · Use cases · Live demo
One agent, ten languages
The same agent speaks every language below, on every paid plan. Turn on ‘Follow the customer's language’ and it switches mid-call when the customer does. NaCaller started in Telugu — 54 regional Telugu voices — and brings that care to every language it speaks.
Questions
6questions, answered without a sales call. Where an answer is “that part is on you”, we say so.