Search this directory from your AI assistant

Add one URL to Muse, Claude, ChatGPT or any app that supports the Model Context Protocol (MCP). Then ask in plain words, and your assistant searches the same 85 sourced vendor listings you see on this site.

https://aivoiceagentvendors.com/mcp

Free, read-only and no sign-in. Paste the URL; nothing to install.

Add it to your assistant

Claude
Go to Customize, then Connectors, and choose Add custom connector. Paste the URL and pick No sign-in if asked. On Team and Enterprise plans an Owner adds it under Organization settings, then Connectors.
ChatGPT
In Settings, open Apps & Connectors, then Advanced settings, and turn on Developer mode. Choose Create, paste the URL and set authentication to none. Custom connectors need a paid ChatGPT plan, and a workspace admin may have to allow them.
Muse
We're preparing a listing for Muse. Until it's live there, use the connector from another app.
Other MCP apps
Add a remote server that uses Streamable HTTP at https://aivoiceagentvendors.com/mcp. No authentication is needed.

Menu names in these apps change from time to time. If one doesn't match, check the app's help pages.

What you can ask

  • Dental office using Dentrix with lots of Spanish-speaking callers. Which AI receptionists sign a BAA?
  • We're an HVAC company on ServiceTitan. What can answer after-hours calls and book jobs?
  • What's the cheapest AI receptionist for about 200 calls a month?
  • Compare Smith.ai and Ruby.
  • How do I book a demo with Avoca?

Tools

All five tools only read the directory. None of them change anything or contact a vendor for you.

search_vendors
Finds vendors that fit a buyer's needs: the job (answering calls, customer service, outbound calls, building your own agent), industry, named integrations or kinds of software, HIPAA BAA, SOC 2, Spanish or other languages, monthly budget at a call volume, human backup, free options, white label and customer size. Results come in pages of up to 25, with the sort order stated.
get_vendor
One vendor's full profile: plans and prices, features, integrations, compliance, languages, demo link and source links.
compare_vendors
Two to five vendors side by side, with each fact the vendors' pages don't settle marked unconfirmed.
list_filters
The filter values the directory supports, with vendor counts, so an assistant doesn't guess.
get_demo_link
The vendor's own page for booking a demo, starting a trial or contacting sales. It records that a link was requested, never who asked.

How results are built

Facts come from each vendor's own pages, the same way as the rest of this site. Each result carries the date we last checked the vendor and a link to its listing, where the sources are; full vendor profiles include the source links too. When a vendor's pages don't say whether it offers a feature or certification, the connector returns “unconfirmed” rather than yes or no. Prices a vendor only gives after a demo come back as quote only, and cost estimates use published plans at the call volume you give.

There are no star ratings or scores. Results are sorted by name, by how well they match your words, or by price, and the response says which. Payment never changes the order. If a listing is ever sponsored, results mark it sponsored and your assistant is told to say so. Links to vendor websites and demo pages go straight to the vendor, never through an affiliate link, and carry tags naming the assistant (for example utm_source=claude) so vendors can see where visitors came from. Read how we verify.

Privacy and limits

We log which tool was called, the filters used, how many results came back and how long it took. The connector doesn't ask for your name or contact details, removes email addresses and phone numbers from logged text, and doesn't log IP addresses or the rest of your conversation. Details are in our privacy policy and terms.

Each network address can make about 240 requests a minute. Searches return up to 25 vendors a page. There's no location filter, because the directory doesn't track where vendors operate.

Other endpoints

https://aivoiceagentvendors.com/mcp/muse, https://aivoiceagentvendors.com/mcp/claude and https://aivoiceagentvendors.com/mcp/chatgpt are the same server. The last part of the path tells us which app sent a request, so we can count usage by app, and it names the app in the tags on vendor links.

Support

Questions, a fact that looks wrong, or a problem with the connector: contact@aivoiceagentvendors.com. Vendors can send a link to a public page that corrects or confirms a fact.