Developers building real-time communication features into apps get a complete solution that handles voice, video, chat, and live streaming through APIs and SDKs. The infrastructure supports everything from one-on-one video calls to massive 10K multi-person voice chat rooms, with cloud recording and analytics built in.
The service splits into two distinct paths. Crafters who want full control get SDKs for deep customization across video calls, voice calls, live streaming, in-app chat, and specialized tools like Super Board for collaborative whiteboarding. Racers who need speed get access to more than 20 pre-built UIKits with ready-made components that drop into apps with minimal coding. Both approaches use the same underlying infrastructure.
AI-powered features extend beyond basic communication. The AI Effects SDK adds dynamic visual filters and enhancements to video streams. Digital Human technology creates virtual presenters or assistants. 3D spatial audio positions voices in virtual space for immersive experiences. Dynamic audio effects modify voice characteristics in real time. Content moderation automatically flags inappropriate material. Conversational AI powers multimodal interactive agent applications that combine voice, video, and text.
Industry-specific playbooks tailor the technology to different verticals. Social apps use the engagement tools. Gaming platforms integrate voice chat. Education apps build virtual classrooms. Live commerce streams connect sellers with buyers. Telehealth apps enable remote consultations. Virtual collaboration tools create meeting spaces. Even astrology apps get targeted solutions.
Leading social apps report 30% higher user engagement after implementation. The analytics dashboard tracks these metrics for $299 monthly. Technical support runs for 14 days free with new accounts.
Pricing follows usage-based models for most features. Voice calls cost $0.99 per 1,000 participant minutes. Video calls run $3.99 per 1,000 participant minutes. Live streaming drops to $0.39 per 1,000 minutes, the lowest entry point. In-app chat charges $99 per 10,000 monthly active users. Super Board collaboration costs $1.99 per 1,000 participant minutes. Cloud recording runs $0.59 per 1,000 recording minutes. AI Effects takes a different approach at $584 monthly for two platforms. Starter plans cut costs up to 90% for early-stage companies focusing resources on development rather than infrastructure.
Free minutes come without credit card requirements or upfront capital. Developers can test features before committing to paid tiers. The free trial lets teams evaluate performance under real conditions before scaling.
The service targets developers across multiple industries rather than end users directly. Anyone building apps with real-time interaction needs can plug in the SDKs.
