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Self-hosted voice AI that handles enterprise phone calls end to end
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Industry
AI Agents, AI Infrastructure
Style
Minimal, Bento
Stage
Series C+
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Next.js
About the site
Bland builds AI phone agents for enterprises on its own self-hosted models, so call data never passes through third parties. The homepage is white and black with a red accent: a headline naming the buyer's industry, a running count of calls resolved, and a carousel of glowing voice orbs to click and hear. It then works through the enterprise buying checklist in order: a six-card platform grid of small product states, a 400ms versus 1,240ms latency bar, named customers' revenue figures in red, a day-by-day 30-day rollout, SOC 2, HIPAA, PCI DSS and FedRAMP shields, and an FAQ on pricing and compliance. A strong reference for AI companies selling into regulated industries.
How this page sells
For regulated enterprises: prove voice AI is safe and pays for itself, with customer revenue figures, compliance shields and a 30-day rollout.
Primary navigation
- Product
- Solutions
- Pricing
- Customers
- Resources
- Log in
- Try for free
- Book a call
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'Voice AI for healthcare.' with the industry in red, 'Built for high-stakes phone calls where security and trust actually matter', '693,462,925 calls resolved to date', and cards of glowing orbs to click and speak to.
Why it converts: Naming the buyer's industry and a nine-digit call count answers 'is this for us, and does it work at scale?' before the first scroll.
A grey logo row of Kin, Mutual of Omaha, TravelPerk, Corgi, EvenUp and Medallion.
Why it converts: Insurers and legal and finance companies are exactly the cautious buyers Bland targets, so their logos pre-empt the security objection.
Six bordered cards, each with a small product state: a 'Bright Smile Dental' agent checklist, a grid of 1,250 test scenarios with 0 failing, and a call log ending 'Blocked the card and opened a claim.'
Why it converts: Build, test and monitoring appear as working screens, which answers 'will it behave on a real call?' before a demo is booked.
A huge '400ms' for Bland against a grey '1,240ms' industry average, joined by a red progress bar and a Replay button.
Why it converts: A head-to-head number with a replayable bar makes speed, the main tell of a robotic caller, into a visible advantage over rivals.
'$40M added in five months' for MyPlanAdvocate beside a video of its VP of Growth, above '$430M+ in additional annual revenue' and '$750K saved by retiring the IVR', with the figures in red.
Why it converts: Revenue added and costs cut, each tied to a named customer, turn voice AI from a cost-cutting experiment into a growth case a CFO can approve.
A green timeline from 'Day 01 Discovery + scoping' through 'Day 14 First end-to-end run' and 'Day 21 Dry run + safety locks' to 'Day 30 Live'.
Why it converts: A dated rollout plan answers the implementation-risk question and shows Bland's engineers doing the work, not the buyer's team.
Gold shield badges for SOC 2 Type II, HIPAA, PCI DSS v4.0 and FedRAMP 20x Class A, above notes on AES-256 encryption, US, EU and APAC data residency, and 24/7 incident response.
Why it converts: The shields match the certifications procurement checks for, and data residency options speak to international and public-sector buyers.
A carousel of use cases: 'IVR replacement' ('Retire the press-1 phone tree'), 'AI call center' and 'Inbound call agent'.
Why it converts: Framing each use case around a system the buyer already runs, like an IVR or call center, makes replacing it with Bland easy to picture.
Eight questions including 'How does per-minute pricing work?', 'How does Bland handle HIPAA, PCI, and SOC 2?' and 'Does Bland replace humans or work alongside them?'
Why it converts: Pricing, compliance and job-loss worries are the questions that stall enterprise deals, so answering them on the page removes reasons to wait.
'Secure voice AI that pays for itself.' with an orange Book a call button, the same colour as the nav CTA.
Why it converts: The line sums up the page's two arguments, safety and ROI, and the repeated orange button makes the next step unmistakable.
