Developer accounts

Build voice agents on the Alebex engine. Sign up, generate a key, and place your first call today, with $25 of credit to start.

A developer account is one of three ways in. Partners white-label the platform, businesses run agents on it, and developers build on its API. Same engine underneath.

On day one

$25 of credit

Trial credit for your first 30 days. No sales call.

One API key

For the agents API, phone calls and browser calls.

Developer console

Build agents and test them in your browser.

Public docs

The full reference, plus AGENTS.md for your coding assistant.

On this page What you get Quickstart Your key Trial and pricing

What you get

Everything you need to build a voice agent

Agents, calls, tools, webhooks and a full call log, all live in production and all in the docs.

Voice agents

Create agents in the console or over the API: a prompt, voices in up to 5 languages, a standard or premium tier, and your own tools.

Phone and browser calls

Outbound and inbound calls on your own Twilio account, or browser calls over a WebSocket.

Custom tools

Let an agent call your HTTPS endpoints mid-conversation to look things up or take action.

Live call events

Tell a call something happened in your app, and the agent mentions it at the next natural pause.

Signed webhooks

A report of every call (transcript, recording, outcome, tool calls, cost) at your endpoint, with retries and resend.

Call log

Every call with its transcript, recording, per-turn latency and cost.

Speech-to-text

Streaming transcription over a WebSocket, $0.12 an hour, first hour free.

Built for AI coding assistants

Download AGENTS.md, and your assistant has the whole API contract in one file.

Quickstart

From sign‑up to your first phone call

Five steps, all self-serve. You can build on Alebex without talking to anyone first.

01 Create the account Sign up and verify your email. No sales call. You get $25 of credit for 30 days.

02 Accept the Communications Policy Confirm you have consent to contact the people your agents call. That unlocks your key.

03 Generate your key One click in the console. It’s one key for every Alebex API, and it stays on your server.

04 Build an agent and test it Create it in the console or with POST /public/agents, then talk to it in your browser.

05 Go live on the phone Connect your own Twilio account to place calls and import numbers. Inbound numbers need a paid balance.

Single developer at a desk in a dark room, monitor light on their face

Your key

One key, kept on your server

Generate your key in the console when you’re ready. The same key works for the agents API, phone calls and browser calls. The console can download a ready .env file with your key and the API hosts.

Shell

export ALEBEX_API_KEY="wt_..."   # server side only

Rotate it anytime: the old key stops working immediately. Or revoke it.
Keep it in your server’s environment, never in a web page or a bundle you ship.
Browser calls are opened with your key over a WebSocket, so proxy the socket through your backend rather than putting the key in a page.
Speech-to-text uses its own token, generated from the Speech to Text page in the console.

API access Developer docs

Trial and pricing

Start with $25 of credit

Every new account gets $25 of trial credit, good for 30 days. Usage is billed per minute from a prepaid balance, at the rate of the agent’s tier. Phone carrier charges are billed by your own Twilio account.

	Trial	Paid
Call length	Up to 10 minutes	Up to the agent’s limit, 1–120 minutes
Calls at once	3	5 per account
Outbound phone calls	Yes, after accepting the Communications Policy	Yes
Inbound numbers	No	Yes, on your own Twilio account
Speech-to-text	First hour free	$0.12 an hour