Custom AI Voice Assistant With 24/7 Call Handling: No-Cost Access Announced

Sep 27, 2026

Ai365Agent now offers free testing of customized AI voice agents, allowing businesses to assess customer interactions, lead qualification, appointment scheduling, and after-hours support tailored to their specific operations.

San Carlos, United States, September 27, 2026 /PressCable/ -- Ai365Agent has announced no-cost testing for its fully customized AI voice agent. Businesses can configure an agent for their own operations and see how it handles company-specific questions, prospect conversations, and customer interactions before making a commitment.

More information is available at https://365aiassist.com/demo-ai-voice

For businesses that depend on incoming calls for new inquiries and customer communication, missed calls can result in lost opportunities. According to a 411 Locals study of 85 businesses across 58 industries, 37.8% of incoming calls went to voicemail, and another 24.3% received no response. In total, 62.1% of calls were not answered by a live person, highlighting a significant gap between potential customers reaching out and receiving a timely response.

Ai365Agent addresses this challenge with a voice agent that does more than just answer calls. Depending on its configuration, the agent can provide business information, respond to frequently asked questions, qualify leads, capture caller details, communicate with prospects, and assist with appointment scheduling.

This customized setup allows businesses to see how the agent represents their own company instead of relying on a generic demonstration. By incorporating company-specific information, the AI voice agent ensures callers receive responses tailored to the business’s services and operations.

“When businesses keep adding separate tools for calls, lead qualification, customer questions, and scheduling, costs and complexity can quickly add up,” said an Ai365Agent spokesperson. “A customized AI voice assistant lets businesses evaluate these capabilities together before deciding to add another technology.”

These functions can also extend beyond regular business hours, allowing the AI voice agent to answer questions, collect information from potential customers, qualify inquiries, and guide callers toward appropriate next steps when employees are unavailable.

According to the company, the no-charge experience offers businesses a practical way to evaluate how a customized voice employee could fit into their customer and lead management workflows. Businesses can create an agent, test its responses, and evaluate its capabilities before deciding on longer-term use.

Ai365Agent is a solution from Evolved Profits Partner, a business advisory firm that integrates business expertise with Voice AI technology to deliver customized AI voice employees for business communication and customer interaction.

Businesses interested in testing a fully customized AI voice assistant at no cost can visit https://365aiassist.com/demo-ai-voice

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