Dograh Review
OSSSelf-hostable open-source voice agent platform ('OSS alternative to Vapi & Retell') with a no-code workflow builder and air-gapped on-prem deployment for regulated industries.
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What we know about Dograh
Dograh is a voice ai platform: self-hostable open-source voice agent platform ('OSS alternative to Vapi & Retell') with a no-code workflow builder and air-gapped on-prem deployment for regulated industries. This profile tracks every Dograh fact we have verified, each linked to a primary source and dated.
Dograh does not publish a public per-minute rate we have been able to verify, so the price figure here stays blank until we can confirm one. We would rather show nothing than a guessed number; if you have a current Dograh quote, it is the fastest way for us to close that gap.
On capabilities, Dograh covers bring-your-own llm, bring-your-own tts voice, warm transfer to human, built-in knowledge base, self-host / on-prem option, and no-code agent builder. Each of those is verified against Dograh's own docs or dashboard, not marketing copy.
In total we track 10 verified facts for Dograh today, each linking the primary source it came from so you can check our work - and vendor claims we have not measured ourselves are labeled as such on the Dograh fact sheet below.
Reviewed by vsref Editorialfacts verified Jul 30, 2026Methodology →
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TTS in this stack
Dograh lets you bring your own text-to-speech voice, so the voice engine is a separate pricing and quality decision. Compare the engines builders plug in most: ElevenLabs, Cartesia, OpenAI TTS, or the full text-to-speech comparison →
STT in this stack
A voice agent hears through its speech-to-text engine, and transcription accuracy and streaming latency are priced per audio minute. Compare the engines builders pair with Dograh: Deepgram, AssemblyAI, GPT-4o Transcribe, or the full speech-to-text comparison →