SDLC Corp Highlights Pulastya AI’s No-Platform-Fee Model in Voice AI Pricing Guide

Pulastya AI adds no software fee; customers pay Twilio and OpenAI usage through their own accounts. SDLC Corp’s guide explains what else belongs in a voice AI budget.

BATAVIA, Ill. — SDLC Corp has detailed the billing model for Pulastya AI in a guide to the costs of running an AI voice agent. Businesses connect their own Twilio and OpenAI accounts to the platform. Those providers bill usage directly, while SDLC Corp adds no Pulastya software fee. The guide makes clear that no platform fee does not mean calls are free.

A business still needs to account for phone numbers, call minutes, AI model usage, and the speech services used during a conversation. The total can also change with call length, voice and model choices, transferred calls, integrations, and support needs. Because vendors package these items differently, a single advertised per-minute rate may not show the full monthly cost.

Written by SDLC Corp co-founder and chief business officer Anuj Yadav, the guide compares bundled rates, platform fees plus provider charges, bring-your-own-keys models, and enterprise contracts. It recommends using expected call volumes and representative test calls to compare quotes on the same basis, including fixed and one-time expenses.

Pulastya AI follows the bring-your-own-keys approach. Customers retain their provider accounts and receive usage charges from Twilio and OpenAI rather than a Pulastya software bill. SDLC Corp does not claim that this will be the lowest-cost option for every business; the answer depends on each team’s calls and configuration.

Read the guide at https://sdlccorp.com/post/ai-voice-agent-pricing/.
Pulastya AI product information is available at https://sdlccorp.com/products/pulastya-ai/.

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