u/EntertainmentDry9695

We built Paladin... a full AI voice receptionist platform built entirely from scratch. No VAPI. No Retell. No per-minute fees killing your margins.

What it does:

Answers inbound calls 24/7

Books appointments

Handles FAQs naturally

Sounds genuinely human, not robotic

Why agencies are switching:

Lower monthly cost than VAPI based solutions

You white label it completely under your own brand

Set your own price, earn recurring revenue share monthly

We handle all tech and support... you own the client relationship.

Perfect if your clients are in dental, legal, real estate, recruitment or insurance... anywhere where a missed call means lost money.

Already live with clients in Europe. Looking to expand further with the right agency partners.

Drop a comment if you are interested to see a live demo and discuss partnership numbers.

Real talk... I built an AI voice agent called Paladin after seeing how many business owners lose leads just because no one picked up the phone after hours.

It answers calls, handles basic questions, books appointments and most importantly sounds human, not robotic.

I know a lot of business owners are skeptical about AI handling their calls and honestly that's fair. So I'm looking for a few businesses who want to test it with zero commitment.

Not here to hard sell anyone. Just want real feedback from real business owners. If you've ever lost a client because of a missed call then this was literally built for you.

Drop a comment or DM me if curious.

Real talk... I built an AI voice agent called Paladin after seeing how many small business owners lose leads just because no one picked up the phone after hours.

It answers calls, handles basic questions, books appointments and most importantly sounds human, not robotic.

I know a lot of business owners are skeptical about AI handling their calls and honestly that's fair. So I'm looking for a few businesses who want to test it with zero commitment.

Not here to hard sell anyone. Just want real feedback from real business owners. If you've ever lost a client because of a missed call then this was literally built for you.

Drop a comment or DM me if curious.

Real talk... I built an AI voice agent called Paladin after seeing how many small business owners lose leads just because no one picked up the phone after hours.

It answers calls, handles basic questions, books appointments and most importantly sounds human, not robotic.

I know a lot of business owners are skeptical about AI handling their calls and honestly that's fair. So I'm looking for a few businesses who want to test it with zero commitment.

Not here to hard sell anyone. Just want real feedback from real business owners. If you've ever lost a client because of a missed call then this was literally built for you.

Drop a comment or DM me if curious.

Guys I've built my own voice AI platform, called Paladin.

I've been working on this for a couple of months optimising the latency and smoothness. And now I can say that I've built something meanwhile in terms of quality and performance wise as per the industry standard set by big players like Vapi/ Retell.

I've also managed to get initial traction by getting 3 clients from Europe but after that the journey feels stuck for me.

Can someone please guide me on this? I need genuine help on this one.

I'm also open to partnership with established agencies by providing them white labelling voice AI solution to be integrated on their client's website or use it as an AI receptionist/etc.

So I went back through my call logs for the past few months and realized I was missing way more calls than I thought — especially between 5-8 pm and weekends when I'm just done for the day.

Did the math. If even half those calls were real leads at my average job value… it's not a small number.

Curious if anyone else has actually tracked this or if I'm just being paranoid. Do you guys have a system for after-hours calls or do you just accept it as part of running a small business?

So I went back through my call logs for the past few months and realized I was missing way more calls than I thought — especially between 5-8 pm and weekends when I'm just done for the day.

Did the math. If even half those calls were real leads at my average job value… it's not a small number.

Curious if anyone else has actually tracked this or if I'm just being paranoid. Do you guys have a system for after-hours calls or do you just accept it as part of running a small business?

So I went back through my call logs for the past few months and realized I was missing way more calls than I thought — especially between 5-8 pm and weekends when I'm just done for the day.

Did the math. If even half those calls were real leads at my average job value… it's not a small number.

Curious if anyone else has actually tracked this or if I'm just being paranoid. Do you guys have a system for after-hours calls or do you just accept it as part of running a small business?

A few months ago a clinic owner told me his front desk was spending 60% of their day just answering the same 5 questions — timings, directions, appointment availability, pricing.

So we built an AI voice agent called Paladin and put it on their inbound line.

Here's what surprised us:

• Callers didn't hang up — most didn't even realise it wasn't human
• After-hours calls started getting handled (which were previously just lost forever)
• The front desk staff said they finally had time to focus on patients actually standing in front of them
• The owner stopped the hiring process for a second receptionist he was about to bring on

The use cases we've seen work best so far:

• Clinics and diagnostic labs
• Restaurants handling reservations
• Real estate offices managing inquiry calls
• Any business drowning in repetitive inbound calls all day

If you're curious what a real conversation with it sounds like — drop a comment or DM me and I'll send you the live demo link. It's genuinely better experienced than explained.

Not pitching anything here — just sharing what we've learned. Happy to answer questions in the comments about what works, what doesn't, and where it completely falls flat.

A few months ago a clinic owner told me his front desk was spending 60% of their day just answering the same 5 questions — timings, directions, appointment availability, pricing.

So we built an AI voice agent called Paladin and put it on their inbound line.

Here's what surprised us:

• Callers didn't hang up — most didn't even realise it wasn't human
• After-hours calls started getting handled (which were previously just lost forever)
• The front desk staff said they finally had time to focus on patients actually standing in front of them
• The owner stopped the hiring process for a second receptionist he was about to bring on

The use cases we've seen work best so far:

• Clinics and diagnostic labs
• Restaurants handling reservations
• Real estate offices managing inquiry calls
• Any business drowning in repetitive inbound calls all day

If you're curious what a real conversation with it sounds like — drop a comment or DM me and I'll send you the live demo link. It's genuinely better experienced than explained.

Not pitching anything here — just sharing what we've learned. Happy to answer questions in the comments about what works, what doesn't, and where it completely falls flat.