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Voice
Speech in, speech out — at the speed a real conversation needs.
AI infrastructure, privately operated
The AI engine behind your platform.
We supply the AI capability inside other companies' products — voice, data, process and conversation work. Our customers are the platforms; their users simply get a product that does more. We run it on infrastructure we own and operate, which is what keeps it affordable at the volume a live platform actually produces.
Four capabilities, one relationship
Most platforms need more than one kind of AI, and end up assembling them from different places. We supply all four, and we are accountable for all four.
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Data
Unstructured input, structured output — in the shape your systems already expect.
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Processes
Named operations that run the same way every time — on demand or in bulk.
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Conversation
Assistants and drafting inside your product, in your product's voice.
Why platforms come to us
Priced for volume, not for pilots
Plenty of AI is affordable until it works, and then the bill scales with your success. We are built for the volume a live platform actually produces, so growing usage is good news for both of us.
Capacity we own and operate
We run our own infrastructure rather than reselling someone else's. That is the honest reason the economics work, and it means capacity, continuity and cost are ours to manage rather than passed straight through to you.
Shaped to your system
We return what your code already expects, in the structure you specify. Integration is a short piece of work rather than a project, and there is no glue layer left behind for someone to maintain.
We are already doing this. OpenWorkerAI runs in production today behind B2B and B2C platforms, supplied by an engineering company you can look up, with a named contact and a registered address at the bottom of this page. We would rather be checked than believed.
About usStraight answers
What does OpenWorkerAI actually do?
We supply the AI capability inside other companies' products — voice, data, process and conversation work. Our customers are platforms; their users get the benefit without ever needing to know we are there.
Who is it for?
B2B and B2C platforms that have found a real use for AI in their product and would rather not build, staff and run the infrastructure behind it.
How is this different from going direct to a large AI vendor?
We own and operate the capacity ourselves rather than reselling it, so the economics are ours to set. You also get one relationship covering all four capabilities instead of assembling them separately.
Why is there no pricing page?
Because a price list would have to be either wrong or useless. Volume, shape and how fast you need an answer move the number too much. Tell us the workload and you will get a real figure rather than a range.
Why are there no customer logos on this site?
Because we supply capability that sits inside other companies' products, and most of our partners would rather their users met their brand than ours. We are happy to talk about our track record in a conversation, with our partners' permission — we are just not going to decorate a web page with it.
How do we start?
Tell us what you are building and roughly what volume you expect. If it is a good fit you will know quickly, and if it is not, we will tell you that instead of selling you a pilot.
Tell us what you're building.
A sentence or two about the workload and the volume you expect is enough to get a straight answer — including "this isn't a fit", if that is the honest one.