Embeddable conferencing · agent-native
Own the room.
Let your AI run it.
confcall is the embeddable video & phone room with an AI agent built in — not a bot that joins someone else's Zoom. Drop in one component, call one API, and the transcript, summary, and action items land in your database.
// drop the room into your own app
<conference-room
room="visit-8420"
agent="notetaker"
on-artifact={saveToChart} />
// …the agent joins, runs the call,
// and posts structured output back:
await confcall.rooms.artifacts(id)
// → { transcript, summary, actions[] }The difference
A bot can join a Zoom call. It's still a guest.
Meeting bots are genuinely capable now — they transcribe, look things up, even write to your CRM. The difference isn't what the agent can do; it's where it lives. A bot works inside a platform you don't control, on a call your users had to leave your product to attend. confcall makes the call a surface of your app, on infra you own.
Capable — but on rented land
It can act, but it's on rented land — their API limits, their bot policies, their pricing. Build on it and you're exposed to rule changes, and to the platform shipping its own agent to compete with you.
- — Users still leave your product to meet in Zoom
- — Joins as a visible third-party bot — consent friction, can be blocked or banned
- — Gets a media feed, not your app's identity, the on-screen record, or room control
- — Web-meeting-only, plus a bot vendor in your data path
The room is part of your product
The call renders inside your app and runs on infra you control, so the agent is native to the room — on your platform and your roadmap, not a visitor negotiating for access.
- + The meeting is a surface of your app — no context switch, no second tool
- + Agent acts with your identity & context, controls the room, and can drive embedded UI (cobrowse, forms)
- + Your consent flow, your data path — cleaner for compliance, no third party in the middle
- + One agent across web, phone, and chat, from a single control plane
See it work
A room with an agent in it — and the notes already done.
Host and guests on video, your AI agent listening as a participant, and the transcript turning into action items that sync to your CRM before anyone hangs up.
UI preview — drop in a recorded walkthrough here for launch.
One control plane
Web, phone, and chat — from one API.
Competitors make you stitch a video SDK to a phone-AI vendor to a chat widget. confcall spans all three channels behind a single control plane for rooms, agents, and artifacts.
Browser video rooms
A drop-in <conference-room> web component or hosted embed page. No download, no WebRTC plumbing to maintain.
PSTN & SIP agents
Bring a number or your Twilio/SIP trunk. The same agent answers the phone, runs an IVR flow, and escalates to video.
Embeddable text agents
The same brain as a chat widget for your site or app — one conversation model across every surface a customer reaches you on.
The retention loop
The call is disposable. The artifact isn't.
Nobody rewatches a recording. The value is the structured result — a summary, the action items, the fields — landing in the tool your team already lives in, the moment the call ends.
Embed the room
One component or one POST /rooms. Mint a scoped join token for your user.
The agent runs the call
Joins as a participant — transcribes, answers, verifies, keeps the thread.
Artifacts land in your system
room.ended → a signed webhook with transcript, summary, and typed action items.
You never touched a media server
Real-time infra, agent pipeline, and storage are ours to run. You get the result.
Built to embed
Primitives, not a walled app.
Everything is a building block you compose into your product — reachable from your frontend, your backend, or an AI agent operating it for you.
<conference-room>
A framework-agnostic web component and hosted embed pages. Props in, lifecycle events out. Ships as a tiny script.
REST control plane
Create rooms, invite agents, mint join tokens, pull artifacts. Clean, versioned, key-scoped per tenant.
MCP server
Expose rooms, agents, and artifacts as tools so an agentic host — a CRM copilot, your own orchestrator — can operate confcall directly.
Signed webhooks
Subscribe to room and agent events. HMAC-signed, retried with backoff, delivered to the endpoint you register.
Pricing
Start free. Then pay for what you use.
Usage-based on participant-minutes — no per-seat tax for embedding, and the rate you see is the rate you pay. Bring your own SFU or telephony if you'd rather.
- ✓ A real free tier — build and test before a card
- ✓ Per participant-minute, billed by the second
- ✓ Transcripts, summaries & artifacts metered transparently
- ✓ No seat lock-in; scoped API keys per tenant
- ✓ Self-host the media plane (LiveKit) when you scale
Figures shown are placeholders for the launch page — swap in confcall's published rate and free-tier limit before go-live.
Who builds on confcall
For the people shipping the product around the call.
Small SaaS teams, indie builders, and agencies who need a call — with an agent in it — inside their own app, not another tab their users have to leave.
Put an agent in your room.
Spin up an embeddable room with an AI participant and watch the first artifact land — in about an afternoon.