Robotic voices limited trust. Natural AI moderators now conduct tens of thousands of conversations with human-like flow.
A consumer feedback platform enables global brands to capture and analyze qualitative insights through video and conversational surveys.
Qualitative research requires authentic connection, but the company's previous voice provider sounded too artificial to build trust with...
“At Voxpopme, we’re focused on helping the world’s largest brands connect with their consumers in the most authentic way possible. ElevenLabs’ conversational AI gives our AI Moderator a voice that feels real, human, and trustworthy — which means researchers can uncover smarter, better, and faster insights from real people saying real things.”
Qualitative insights platform for video surveys and AI-powered research analysis.
AI voice synthesis platform for text-to-speech, dubbing, and voice cloning.
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