Arivox

Comparison

Arivox vs Retell

Retell is a solid English-first orchestrator. Arivox is the regional, self-hosted platform with multilingual voices and local numbers out of the box.

Arivox vs Retell, capability by capability

CapabilityArivoxRetell
Regional languagesHE · AR dialects · RU · ENEnglish-first
RTL interfaceNativeLTR only
Local numbersIL · MENA · CISThird-party only
Self-host / residencyYesLimited
Voice catalogHebrew & Arabic-dialect voicesGeneric / English voices

What each side publishes

Read from the public pricing pages in August 2026. Competitor figures are quoted as published — we don't average, convert or reinterpret them, and where a vendor publishes nothing we say so.

Monthly plan fee
Arivox

$49 · $149 · $499/mo (Starter · Growth · Scale)

Retell

No monthly platform fee published; $10 in free credits to start

Per minute
Arivox

~$0.16 · $0.10 · $0.08/min included in plan; overage ~$0.10–0.16/min

Retell

$0.07–$0.31/min all-in, built from $0.055/min Retell voice infrastructure + $0.015–$0.040/min text-to-speech + the LLM you pick

Phone numbers
Arivox

1 · 3 · 10 included by plan; beyond that, carrier list price (IL local $3.00 setup + $3.00/mo)

Retell

$2.00 per number per month; verified numbers $10.00 per number per month

Also billed
Arivox

Prepaid balance by default; monthly invoicing only when we switch an account to it by hand

Retell

Concurrency above 20: $8.00 each per month. SMS $20.00/mo plus $0.01 per message

When Retell is the better choice

Retell works well for English-language US deployments. Choose Arivox when the region, the languages, local numbers or data residency matter.

Frequently asked

Does Retell support Hebrew or Arabic dialects?
Retell is English-first and does not document Hebrew or dialect-level Arabic. Arivox is purpose-built for those languages with native RTL and regional voices.

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