VOICE CALLS, YOUR WAY

Customize every call with Sinch Voice API

With Sinch Voice API, developers get everything they need to add calling to their apps — global phone numbers, flexible APIs, and SDKs for outbound, inbound, and in-app calling. Advanced features are on demand, ready whenever you need them.

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EASY, MODERN, AND SCALABLE

Everything you need to embed voice anywhere

With Sinch Voice API, developers get everything they need to add calling to their apps — global phone numbers, flexible APIs, and SDKs for outbound, inbound, and in-app calling. Advanced features are on demand, ready whenever you need them.

Add voice to any workflow

Make calls part of your process with REST APIs, SDKs, and webhooks — no legacy hardware required.

Upgrade outdated systems

Swap outdated IVRs, SIP hardware, or contact center stacks for something simpler.

Automate voice at scale

Handle millions of calls daily with answering machine detection, text-to-speech (TTS), and routing.
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OUTBOUND CALLS

Easily automate notifications, alerts, and agent calls

Start PSTN, SIP, or app-to-phone calls through a simple API — perfect for sending reminders, alerts, or connecting customers with agents.

  • Start calls with REST

  • Use local or toll-free numbers in 70+ countries

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INBOUND CALLS

Create smart call flows

Programmable menus make it easy to route calls automatically and get customers to the right team or system.

  • Support for keypad input (DTMF)

  • Speech recognition for spoken numbers in IVR menus

  • Smart routing to apps, agents, or contact centers

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REAL-TIME INSIGHTS

Sync calls across your systems

Stay on top of every call with live webhooks that send JSON callbacks and integrate directly into your business systems.

  • Get full lifecycle visibility with call detail records

  • Export logs for BI, analytics, and compliance

  • Use multilingual TTS to meet regulatory and customer requirements

WHERE IT WORKS

How businesses use Sinch Voice API

Customer IVR routing

Build IVR menus that route support or service requests to the right destination.

Click-to-call support

Enable two-way customer calls triggered directly from an app.

Outbound campaigns

Run high-volume outbound campaigns with answering machine detection (AMD) and voicemail drop.

Marketplace masking

Support buyer to seller conversations with number masking to protect personal phone numbers.

Appointment reminders

Use TTS-based appointment reminders or status updates to keep customers informed automatically.

Secure agent and customer calls

Bridge SIP-to-PSTN calls to connect agents and customers securely.

ALL THE ESSENTIALS

Everything you need, ready when you are

REST APIs

Initiate and configure calls with REST APIs and integrate over SIP and webhooks.

Event webhooks

Receive real-time JSON callbacks for each call to sync with CRMs, logs, or decision engines.

Global phone numbers

Access numbers in 70+ countries and 16,000 cities.

Language SDKs

Get support in Node.js, Java, .NET, and more libraries. Rich documentation and code examples are available in the Sinch Build portal.

TTS & AMD

Choose from 115+ languages for natural-sounding speech and voicemail detection.

Live traffic monitoring

Analytics and call logs are available through the Sinch Build dashboard.

Call recording

Record calls to optimize quality and training for enhanced customer interactions, and bring your own cloud storage with Google, Amazon, or Microsoft Azure.

Conferencing

Connect multiple participants with conferencing support.

Number masking

Protect personal phone numbers with number masking for privacy and platform trust.

Voice API FAQs

Sinch Voice API is a programmable voice platform that lets applications make and manage calls. It supports outbound and inbound PSTN, SIP, and in-app calling, and adds advanced features like Text-to-Speech (in 115+ languages), IVR menus (with keypad and numerical speech input), call recording, transcription, number masking, and conferencing.

The API follows a request-and-response model:

•Your application sends a command via REST to start or manage a call (e.g., “make a call and play a message”).
•The Sinch platform connects the call across PSTN, SIP, or in-app channels.
•As the call progresses, the platform sends real-time webhooks (callbacks) back to your application (ringing, answered, disconnected, key press, etc.).
Your application can then decide the next action (e.g., transfer the call, play audio).

Sinch Voice API supports REST APIs, HTTPS, and SIP protocols. It handles PSTN ↔ PSTN, PSTN ↔ SIP, SIP ↔ SIP, App ↔ App, and App ↔ PSTN (WebRTC) call types.

Setup can be done in minutes. To get started, create a Sinch account, get your API keys, and start with test calls to your verified number — no telecom hardware required. For enterprise deployments, onboarding can also be sales-assisted.

The platform offers global reach with local, mobile, and toll-free numbers in 70+ countries and 16,000+ cities. Infrastructure is distributed across five AWS regions to optimize call quality and reliability.

You can extend calls with features like text-to-speech (TTS) in 115 languages, answering machine detection (AMD), call recording and transcription, IVR (DTMF keypad input and speech recognition for numerical input), number masking, call forwarding, conference calling, and real-time audio streaming for AI and analytics.

Yes. The Voice API platform is ISO 27001 certified, GDPR compliant, STIR/SHAKEN compliant (US/CA), and TLS/SRTP encrypted for signaling and media.

Pricing is usage-based with per-minute charges for inbound and outbound calls plus optional rental of local, mobile, or toll-free numbers. Features like recording, transcription, and AMD are billed separately.

Talk to an expert about Sinch Voice API

Learn how to add calling to your apps with global numbers, flexible APIs, and advanced features like TTS, IVR, and call recording.