The Voice Agent Build Kit

Yes — that's the point of "bring your own number." The guide walks you through pointing an existing Twilio number at the agent (the most common path), or porting an existing landline or cell number into Twilio first (1–2 weeks, free) and then pointing it. If your number is currently with RingCentral, Vonage, Google Voice, or a traditional carrier, the porting steps are explicit. You keep the number your customers already know.

Twilio is the recommended path because it's what ElevenLabs' native SIP integration was built against — lowest friction, fewest gotchas. Other SIP providers (Telnyx, Bandwidth, Vonage) work, and the guide includes a "what changes if you're not on Twilio" section, but you'll do more of your own wiring. For most buyers the answer is: yes, use Twilio. The free signup credit covers your first test calls.

First line: the guide itself — every step has an "if you see this error, do this" call-out. Second line: the setup video — pause at the exact screen you're stuck on. Third line: email contact@deskwolf.ai with your deploy stage and a screenshot, and you'll hear back within two business days. And if you decide you'd rather have us run it for you, the kit price counts as credit toward the $1,000/mo Voice Agents plan.

Same architecture. Not the same configs. The plumbing template, for example, is structurally identical to what we deployed for a live plumbing client — same conversation shape, same call-handling logic, same SMS handoff pattern — but that client's specific prompts, knowledge base, transfer numbers, and routing belong to them. The kit's templates are clean, generic versions built from the same architecture. Same goes for all five verticals.

Yes, with one rule. You can use the kit as the foundation for as many client deployments as you want, modify the templates and prompts however you want, charge whatever you want for those installs, and keep 100% of the install and retainer revenue. What you can't do is repackage the kit and resell it as your own voice-agent kit. The configs and prompts are tools you use; the kit itself is what we sell.

The kit ships two: a Google Apps Script backend (the default — it books to your Calendar, checks availability, logs calls to your Sheet, and catches the post-call webhook, all on Google's free tier) and a Cloudflare Workers version with the same functionality for buyers who prefer Workers. Both are clean, documented reference implementations. Our production backend — the one running for live clients — contains client-specific transfer logic, identifier routing, and monitoring hooks. That stays with us, because it's theirs and ours, not yours to inherit.

You pay your own ElevenLabs subscription (Creator plan is enough to start) plus per-minute usage, and Twilio for the number (about a dollar a month) plus per-minute call cost. A typical small-business deployment handling 100–300 calls a month runs $40–$120 in total platform cost. Zero of that goes to DeskWolf. The gap between that and $1,000/mo for the full install is exactly the labor and monitoring we'd otherwise run on your behalf.

The configs, prompts, and guides are tiny — the setup video is most of the weight. After checkout you get an instant download from your Whop order page, and you can re-download any time. The kit is one folder: templates, prompts, guides, backends, Sheet template, and the bonus pack. Unzip, open the deploy guide, follow the steps.

All sales final on digital products — once you've downloaded the kit, you have it. The only refunds we issue are for fraudulent charges or our own error (duplicate charge, broken download, wrong file). Email contact@deskwolf.ai with your order ID and we'll review within two business days. If you bought the kit, struggled with the deploy, and decided you'd rather hire us — the purchase price counts as credit toward the $1,000/mo plan.