I will automate custom web inbound outbound calling with twilio and openai voice agent


Level 2
About this gig
Cut your calling costs by up to 95%. I build production-grade Twilio + AI voice systems that call your leads 24/7, qualify them, follow up, and stay fully TCPA-compliant for around $0.30 a call vs $5-$8 manual.
What you get:
- AI outbound calling from your lead list
- Natural, human-like conversations
- Custom qualification & objection handling
- TCPA compliance (consent, opt-out, recording)
- Live transfer to a human when it matters
- Voicemail + SMS fallback
- CRM integration & call analytics
Why me: Twilio + AI voice is a rare skillset and I specialize in it. I handle call architecture, IVR, transfers, recording, compliance, and production monitoring so the system actually works at scale.
Typical results: thousands of calls/week, 24/7 coverage, full audit trail, and ROI in week one.
Message me with your use case (sales, follow-up, collections) and call volume for a free scope and quote.
As I said I will automate custom web inbound outbound calling with twilio and openai voice agent
Get to know Kashif
Full stack developer
Level 2
- FromPakistan
- Member sinceJan 2024
- Avg. response time1 hour
- Last delivery1 month
Languages
Urdu, English
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FAQ
Is this legal? Is it TCPA-compliant?
Very natural — the AI handles objections smoothly and sounds professional, not robotic. I test 100+ scenarios before going live.
How good is the conversation quality?
Very natural — the AI handles objections smoothly and sounds professional, not robotic. I test 100+ scenarios before going live.
How much does Twilio itself cost?
Around $0.03–$0.08 per minute depending on destination. I optimize for cost — typically about $0.15–$0.30 per complete call vs $5–$8 manual.
Can the AI transfer to a human?
Yes. The AI detects when a human is needed and does a warm transfer, briefing the rep on context first.
Can I use my existing lead list?
Absolutely — CSV, CRM export, or API. I'll integrate with whatever you already use.

