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  • Dograh ×
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Comparator · Audio & voice

Starting priceFrom $0.01 · $6/mo
Free tieryes · yes
Plans documented4 · 11
Platforms1 · 2
Comparison of Dograh, ElevenLabs
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Category Audio & voice Audio & voice
Main use cases
  • Building inbound and outbound phone voice agents
  • Running voice AI on-prem for regulated industries
  • Mixing pre-recorded human voice clips with TTS for collections or reminders
  • Creating voice agents from Claude Code or Cursor via MCP
  • Self-hosting STT/TTS models like Whisper or Kokoro in your VPC
  • Narrating videos, audiobooks and podcasts
  • Dubbing content into other languages
  • Cloning or designing custom voices
  • Transcribing audio to text
  • Building conversational voice agents
Best for Developers building custom voice agents, Companies with data-residency or compliance requirements, Teams wanting an OSS alternative to Vapi or Retell Content creators and podcasters, Video and localization teams, Developers adding voice to apps, Businesses building voice agents
Platforms Web Web, API
Pricing model Freemium Freemium
Pricing

Open Source: free forever (self-hosted). Pay as you go: 1¢/min platform fee, self-serve credits from $5, 10 concurrent calls included. Custom volume: custom pricing. Enterprise (on-prem): custom pricing.

Checked Sep 29, 2026. Official pricing ↗

Free $0 (10,000 credits/mo); Starter $6/mo (30,000 credits); Creator $22/mo with first month shown at $11 (121,000 credits); Pro $99/mo (600,000 credits); Scale $299/mo (1.8M credits); Business $990/mo (6M credits); Enterprise custom.

Checked Sep 30, 2026. Official pricing ↗

Key features
  • Drag-and-drop workflow builder for voice agents
  • Swappable STT, LLM, TTS and telephony providers
  • Speech-to-speech mode via Gemini Live or GPT Realtime
  • On-prem / VPC deployment with air-gapped model serving
  • MCP server for agent-driven agent building
  • Pre-recorded voice clips blended with cloned TTS voice
  • Text-to-speech with multiple models
  • Voice cloning and prompt-based voice design
  • Dubbing that aims to keep the original delivery
  • Speech-to-text transcription
  • Sound effects and music generation
  • Developer API and voice agent platform
Pros
  • Fully open source and free to self-host with no feature limits
  • Hosted cloud starts at a 1¢/min platform fee with $5 minimum credit top-up
  • Docker-based local setup documented for macOS, Linux and Windows
  • Broad list of model and telephony provider integrations
  • Supports 70+ languages according to the official site
  • Free plan with 10,000 monthly credits
  • Low-cost entry paid plan with commercial license
  • API available for developers
Limitations
  • Hosted plan includes only 10 concurrent calls by default
  • BYOK: model and telephony provider costs are billed separately
  • LLM swapping for self-hosted models is still in beta
  • Anonymous telemetry is on by default in self-hosted installs (opt-out flag)
  • Free plan does not include a commercial license
  • Usage is limited by a monthly credit system
  • Voice cloning raises consent and misuse concerns that users must manage
  • Generated speech may mispronounce names or uncommon words
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Verified Sep 29, 2026

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Verified Sep 30, 2026