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Regal
A voice AI agent platform for enterprise teams that also lists a sales dialer, branded caller ID and spam remediation.
Regal builds AI agents that answer and place customer calls, and it describes itself as built by contact center operators. Its homepage lists phone, SMS, chat and WebRTC voice agents, plus a drag-and-drop builder that needs no code.
At a glanceChecked Oct 12, 2026
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From Regal’s own siteSources
- regal.aiproduct, checked Oct 12, 2026
- regal.ai/pricingpricing, checked Oct 12, 2026
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What is Regal?
Regal builds AI agents that answer and place customer calls, and it describes itself as built by contact center operators. Its homepage lists phone, SMS, chat and WebRTC voice agents, plus a drag-and-drop builder that needs no code.
Around the agents it lists a Unified Customer Profile, a Journey Builder, IVR, A/B testing, simulations and conversation intelligence for automated QA. It also lists a sales dialer, branded caller ID and spam remediation, which is where it overlaps with outbound calling.
Who it’s for
Regal is aimed at large teams. Its pricing page says it targets enterprises, roughly 25 or more agents and 100,000 or more call minutes per month, and its homepage talks about serving leading and complex enterprises. Industries it names include insurance, lending and banking, healthcare, home services, education and legal services.
EnterpriseLarge teams with admin, security and procurement needs
Key features
AI voice agents
No-code agent builder
Sales dialer
Branded caller ID and spam remediation
Conversation intelligence
Pricing
No public prices or plan names. Its pricing page says cost depends on your team's setup, you pay for the features you use, and you request a custom quote through a form.
Prices from Regal’s own pricing page. Check there before you buy.
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Where Regal fits in your calling
Regal's agents and dialer can place a lot of calls, and each one costs minutes or agent time. Checking the list first tells you which contacts are worth calling now. Regal also lists spam remediation, which deals with how your numbers are labeled. Will This Person Answer checks the person you are calling, not your caller ID, so the two cover different problems.
- Step 1Find the numberBuild the list and fill in mobiles
- Step 2See who will pick upCheck the list before you dialWill This Person Answer
- Step 3DialCall the high chance contacts
- Step 4Log the callRecord the outcome and follow upRegal
Frequently asked questions
Regal is a voice AI agent platform for building, managing and improving agents that handle customer calls. Its homepage also lists SMS, chat and WebRTC agents, a sales dialer, IVR, a journey builder and conversation intelligence.
Large teams. Its pricing page says it targets enterprises, roughly 25 or more agents and 100,000 or more call minutes per month. The homepage names insurance, lending, healthcare, home services, education and legal services as industries.
Regal does not publish prices. Its pricing page says cost depends on your team's setup, you pay for the features you use, and higher spend and longer contracts lower the price. You fill out a form to get a custom quote.
Its pricing page does not mention a free trial. The homepage offers a demo request or a call back instead, so plan on talking to the sales team before you can see the product.
The homepage lists lead qualification, appointment setting, scheduling and reminders, collections, bookings and customer support. The agents work over phone, SMS, chat and WebRTC voice, and it says they support 30 or more languages.
Yes. A sales dialer is listed among its platform tools, along with a unified agent desktop so human reps can work alongside the AI agents. The pages we read give no detail on dialing modes, so ask for a demo to see how it behaves.
It lists branded caller ID and spam remediation as phone number tools. The homepage does not explain how they work, so ask the vendor what is covered. Either way, that addresses your number, not whether the person you are calling will pick up.
The homepage says 40 or more integrations with CCaaS and CRM systems, plus APIs and webhooks for other tools. The pages we read do not name the individual integrations, so confirm yours is supported during the demo.
Not natively, since no integration is documented on either side. You move data yourself: pull a CSV out of your CRM, run it through the check, then import the High chance rows into whatever feeds your Regal campaigns. US numbers only, and the first 250 contacts are free.
Check the list first. Each contact comes back High chance, Low chance or Bad data. Send High chance contacts to the campaign, hold Low chance ones for another try, and skip Bad data so you do not spend agent time or minutes on dead numbers.
WILL THIS PERSON ANSWER
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Ask your AI tool who on your list will pick up. Every contact comes back High chance, Low chance or Bad data, with the best way to reach them.
No card required. US phone numbers only.