ClawCall
ClawCall makes phone calls for an AI agent you already use, including Grok Bot. It dials US numbers, gets through menus and hold, talks to whoever answers, and brings you in when a decision is yours.
- Pricing
- Free trial: 30 calls and 30 minutes, whichever lasts later, no card. Unlimited $4.99/mo from shared numbers. Unlimited Reserve $8.99/mo adds your own US caller ID. Unlimited Reserve Plus $14.99/mo adds inbound answering. No per-minute charges. Fair-use unlimited, US +1 and English only. Enterprise is custom (ClawCall pricing page, checked Oct 21, 2026). See pricing.
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- 21 Oct 2026
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Calls
It dials US +1 numbers and speaks English, one call at a time. It listens through phone menus, waits on hold, and talks to whoever answers. When a decision is yours, it puts the other side on hold, calls your phone, and connects you only if you say yes. It says it is an AI if anyone asks, and it never pretends to be human. It will not agree to anything you did not allow, and it declines fraud, harassment, and emergency calls.
Agents
The recommended connector is the hosted MCP server at https://api.clawcall.dev/mcp. It uses OAuth: you sign in to ClawCall and approve access, and no API key is copied into the AI host. On the site, Grok Bot setup is one message asking the Bot to get the ClawCall MCP, then approving the sign-in. That approval page names Cursor, because Grok Bot connects its tools through Cursor. The site also names a Phoneline Manager template that can alert a Bot when a call finishes.
Records and license
After a call, the agent can read the transcript that was captured and play a temporary recording when one exists. ClawCall deletes transcripts 7 days after a call ends and recordings 10 minutes after a call ends. It does not currently provide HIPAA, PCI, or SOC 2 attestation. The public repository licenses the distributed skill as MIT-0 and other repository components as MIT. Service usage is governed by the ClawCall terms, separate from those licenses.
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Sources: clawcall.dev/, clawcall.dev/pricing, github.com/ClawCall-Dev/ClawCall, github.com/ClawCall-Dev/ClawCall/blob/master/README.md, x.com/EugeneLee638277/status/2112973642611167278.
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