Founder pitches a marketplace where humans make phone calls on behalf of AI agents
Many_Benefit_3393 · reddit · 2026-10-10
A software engineer on Reddit is gauging interest in a tool that lets AI agents outsource phone calls to humans: agents would pay $2-3 per call, while the human caller earns roughly $16-17/hour retrieving or relaying information. He says he can handle development himself and is recruiting 2-3 people for marketing and testing, and asks whether similar services already exist.
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