NewOaks

NewOaks introduces Sarah, a 24/7 AI calling assistant designed to sound remarkably human, transforming business outreach and customer interaction. Its core value proposition lies in automating high-volume calling tasks—such as appointment scheduling, lead qualification, and customer follow-ups—with a natural, conversational voice that consistently fools listeners into believing they are speaking with a real person. This technology liberates human teams from repetitive calls, enabling them to focus on complex negotiations and relationship building, while ensuring no opportunity is missed due to call volume or time zone constraints.

Key features: Sarah can conduct fully autonomous, two-way conversations, handling objections and navigating complex dialog trees based on predefined scripts and real-time natural language processing. For example, she can call a list of leads to book product demos, reschedule appointments based on calendar availability, or conduct customer satisfaction surveys. The platform provides detailed analytics on call outcomes, sentiment analysis, and conversation transcripts. It also offers call recording, seamless CRM integrations for logging interactions, and the ability to transfer calls to a live agent when a conversation reaches a complexity threshold.

What sets NewOaks apart is its proprietary voice synthesis and conversational AI engine, which achieves an unprecedented level of vocal realism and contextual understanding. Unlike robotic IVR systems or simpler chatbots, Sarah employs advanced emotional inflection and adaptive pacing, making interactions feel organic. Technically, it integrates via API with popular CRM and calendar platforms like Salesforce, HubSpot, and Google Calendar, allowing for automated workflow triggers. The system is built for scalability, capable of managing thousands of concurrent calls with consistent quality.

Ideal for sales teams, appointment-based businesses, customer support centers, and marketing agencies that require scalable outbound or inbound communication. Specific use cases include real estate agencies scheduling property viewings, healthcare providers managing patient reminders, SaaS companies qualifying inbound leads, and financial services firms conducting compliance check-ins. Industries benefiting most are those with high-touch, repetitive calling needs, such as insurance, telemedicine, education, and home services.

Pricing starts with a free tier offering limited calls, while paid plans begin at $19 per month for a set number of call minutes, scaling to custom enterprise packages for high-volume usage with advanced features like custom voice cloning and dedicated support.