Introducing Deepgram’s Voice Agent API
Blog post from Deepgram
Deepgram has launched its Voice Agent API, a unified real-time voice-to-voice platform designed to help developers build enterprise AI agents that listen, reason through large language models, and respond with natural-sounding speech. The API combines speech-to-text, text-to-speech, and configurable LLM support, including open-source, proprietary, and bring-your-own models, while offering deployment options such as self-hosted VPC and on-premises environments. Deepgram emphasizes low latency, accurate recognition in noisy conditions, interruption handling through end-of-thought detection, contextual understanding, and action-taking capabilities for uses such as customer support and drive-through ordering. The company positions the product as a response to limitations of traditional IVRs and voice assistants, drawing on its experience processing billions of hours of audio, and is offering early access, an interactive demo, and free credits for prospective users.
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