If you're looking for a cloud-based service that works with Home Assistant and supports multiple voice assistants and languages, Nabu Casa is worth a look. It lets you access your Home Assistant instances remotely, supports Google Assistant, Amazon Alexa and Apple's Assist, and has more than 70 neural voices in many languages. Nabu Casa protects your data with end-to-end encryption and doesn't store data on its own servers, so it's a good option if you're concerned about privacy. The service is easy to set up, and you can try it for a month free.
Another service worth a look is SoundHound, a voice AI company whose technology you can use in Home Assistant. SoundHound supports 25 languages and offers features like automatic speech recognition, natural language understanding and text-to-speech. Its developer platform, Houndify, lets you build your own conversational assistants, so you can use it to build your own custom conversational interfaces.
If you want to build and scale chat and voice AI agents, Voiceflow could be a good choice. It supports multiple voice assistants and can be integrated with other services so you can build your own custom AI experiences. Voiceflow's drag-and-drop interface and multistep workflows make it easy to handle complex interactions, so you can offer a very personalized experience.
Last, Voximplant is a full-featured CPaaS that supports real-time voice, video and messaging communications. It's got built-in AI integration with Google and Amazon and supports more than 118 languages, so it's good if you need to handle multilingual customers. It's highly scalable and flexible, with a variety of pricing levels depending on your needs.