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Sarvam
India's full-stack sovereign AI platform, from Indic language models to voice agents and APIs
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About the site
Sarvam builds sovereign AI for India: foundation models trained for Indian languages, speech and translation APIs, and voice and document agents for enterprises and government. The homepage pairs a warm saffron-to-blue gradient with Indian motifs, lets visitors try a voice agent and copy a text-to-speech snippet, and plays an 'India Can' film before making the enterprise case with sovereignty, SOC 2 and ISO 27001 badges, and on-premises deployment. A strong reference for AI infrastructure brands that sell national identity as much as technology.
How this page sells
For Indian enterprises and government: lead with sovereignty and national pride, then let developers try the voice agents and APIs on the page.
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'AI for all from India' under an 'India's Sovereign AI Platform' tag and a gold ornamental motif on a saffron-to-blue gradient, with 'Built on sovereign compute. Powered by frontier-class models.'
Why it converts: 'Sovereign' and 'from India' speak directly to government and regulated buyers who want AI built and hosted at home, before any feature is mentioned.
'India builds with Sarvam' over a scrolling row of Axis Bank, CRED, CredResolve, Decentro and IDFC First Bank.
Why it converts: Banks and fintechs are among the most cautious AI buyers in India, so their logos signal that Sarvam passes strict data and compliance reviews.
A tabbed demo (Voice Agents, Text to Speech, Speech to Text, Document Digitisation) with agents like 'Cart Recovery Nudge', a glowing Start Speaking orb and a sample call transcript.
Why it converts: Letting a visitor talk to an agent on the page proves Indic voice quality far better than a claim could, and that quality is the main doubt about local-language AI.
'Add Text to Speech to your app in minutes' with a Python snippet and JavaScript and cURL tabs, cards for voices in 11 Indic languages, ASR in 12 and translation in 23, and 'pip install sarvamai'.
Why it converts: Copy-paste code and a one-line install turn a developer from reader to tester in minutes, and the language counts answer the coverage question up front.
An 'India Can' film framed by aged manuscript paper, showing a sage beside a large zero, with 'From government services reaching 800 million citizens to enterprises transforming customer experience'.
Why it converts: Linking the product to India's heritage, from the invention of zero to today, gives the brand an emotional story no foreign model provider can tell.
Three points beside a lotus graphic: 'Sovereign by design' (developed and operated entirely in India), 'State of the art models' for India's languages and culture, and 'Human at the core'.
Why it converts: Each point targets a gap in global models (data residency, local languages, hands-on help), giving buyers concrete reasons to choose a domestic provider.
Three colour-coded columns for applications (voice, content, doc and work agents), models, and infrastructure, the last showing '10B+ tokens served', '<100ms median latency' and a '99.9% uptime SLA'.
Why it converts: Showing every layer from agents to serving infrastructure, with production numbers, tells an enterprise it can buy the whole stack from one accountable vendor.
'Compliance, control, and confidence. Not bolted on.' with forward-deployed engineers, private cloud, on-premises or air-gapped deployment, audit trails and SOC 2 Type II, ISO 27001 and DPDP badges.
Why it converts: Security teams can tick off certifications and deployment options on the homepage, which shortens procurement for banks and government.
A large Tata Capital quote from its Chief Digital Officer on scaling 'highly personalized, product and segment-specific conversations' across its consumer loan products.
Why it converts: A named executive at a major lender describing a live deployment turns the platform from promising to proven for other financial services buyers.
Three dated research cards: 'Sarvam Vision 2.1: Pushing the Pareto frontier of document intelligence', 'Introducing Saaras V4' and 'Indic DiarBench', a new benchmark dataset.
Why it converts: Recent model releases and benchmarks show Sarvam is a research lab shipping its own models, not a wrapper on foreign ones.
A blue gradient card, 'Build the Future of India's AI with Sarvam', with a single Sign Up button, above a footer spelling 'sarvam' in giant letters filled with a tea-garden photo.
Why it converts: Ending on a nation-building line repeats the hero's promise, and one Sign Up button keeps the final step simple for a developer ready to try it.
