Twelve AI agents.
One measurable job each.

A scoped piece of software that holds a real conversation on your behalf — on WhatsApp, on the phone, or on your website — and then does something with the outcome: books a slot, writes to your CRM, routes to a person. AcquihireTech builds it, tests it against your own historical conversations, hands it over with the credentials, and does not keep it hostage on a platform you rent.

An engine is a full system — the Conversion Engine covers response, qualification, booking, CRM and follow-up together. An agent is a single scoped capability inside that. Businesses with one specific constraint usually start with an agent; businesses rebuilding the whole pipeline start with an engine.

Agent builds are scoped and quoted individually, because the figure moves with channel count, integration count, volume and logic complexity. Published pricing for the four engines is on the Engagements page and is a fair guide to the order of magnitude. For an agent, the free 30-minute Systems Audit produces a written scope and a written price, both of which are yours to keep whether or not you engage.

Entirely, at project close — the automations, the scripts, the data, the documented SOPs and every credential. There is no lock-in and nothing is withheld.

Yes, all of them, including the mixed Hindi-English that most Indian conversations actually use. Nine Indian languages are available where a build needs them — see the Multilingual Voice and Chat Agent.

That is the normal path. Most businesses start with the single agent that addresses their sharpest constraint, prove it on their own data, then add the ones that pair with it. Buying two agents to fix one constraint is a waste, and the audit will say so.

Then we say so on the audit call. Several of these pages carry a "do not build this yet if" list precisely because the wrong build at the wrong time is worse than no build. Sometimes the honest answer is a hire, a cheaper off-the-shelf tool, or fixing the top of the funnel first.