The gemini-live engine on Wixzel Voice: Gemini Live, native audio

Support calls are conversational and interruption-heavy; a realtime engine keeps the turn latency lowest. The classic engine is the cheaper choice if cost matters more than snappiness.

One realtime model handles listening, thinking and speaking, so the round trip is what Gemini itself delivers and it is the cheapest engine per minute. The sarvam pipeline runs over the socket too, for Indian languages, and so does classic when you need a specific ElevenLabs voice.

An agent made from a website starts on Gemini Live: one realtime model listens, thinks and speaks, so replies come quickly, and it is the cheapest engine per minute. Switch to sarvam when your visitors speak Hindi, Tamil, Malayalam or another Indian language.

It is the cheapest engine per minute, and one realtime model listens, thinks and speaks, so replies come quickly. For callers who speak Hindi, Tamil, Malayalam or another Indian language, the sarvam engine is built for 11 Indian languages end to end.

The avatar moves its mouth to the audio the agent speaks, so it works with every engine. gemini-live is the cheapest and replies quickly; use sarvam when people speak Hindi, Tamil, Malayalam or another Indian language.

Let users talk to your voice agent inside a Flutter app: your server mints a session, the `wixzel_voice` Dart SDK streams audio over a WebSocket, and there is no SIP trunk or number.

Put Google's Gemini Live model on a real phone call over your own SIP trunk with four cURL requests, then read the call record with its transcript and cost.

Make an agent from your website, turn on its mascot's website widget and paste one script tag. Visitors call it from the browser, within caps and caller rules you set.

Draw a voice agent's animated mascot in a Flutter app with the `wixzel_voice_flutter` package, and make it listen, think and talk in time with a realtime call.