Question 1

Is Edesy a good Bandwidth alternative for India?

Accepted Answer

It can be, if you need Indian numbers and INR billing. Edesy offers: Indian numbers: mobile, landline, toll-free and 92-series; Prepaid INR wallet with GST invoices; Rs 0.50/min, 60 s pulse, unanswered calls free; Media streams, Conversation Relay and SIP on the same numbers. We only list Edesy's own facts here, so check Bandwidth's current documentation and pricing for theirs.

Question 2

How much does Edesy cost compared with Bandwidth?

Accepted Answer

Edesy Voice API calls are Rs 0.50 per minute for outbound and inbound, with a 60-second pulse, and unanswered calls are free. Numbers start at Rs 449/month. Prices exclude 18% GST. Compare with Bandwidth's published India rates for your call pattern.

Question 3

Can I migrate from Bandwidth to Edesy?

Accepted Answer

Calls are placed with POST /v1/calls, and a Twilio-shaped alias (/v1/Accounts/:sid/Calls with Basic AccountSid:AuthToken auth) is available. Answer URLs must return VoiceML (JSON) rather than TwiML or XML, so call-flow responses need to be rewritten. Bots built for Twilio ConversationRelay can move to Edesy Conversation Relay.

Question 4

How much does the Edesy Voice API cost?

Accepted Answer

Rs 0.50 per minute for outbound and inbound calls, billed in 60-second pulses. Unanswered calls are free. Numbers cost Rs 449/month (landline), Rs 499/month (mobile) or Rs 999/month (toll-free), with no setup fee. Prices exclude 18% GST.

Question 5

Are there SDKs?

Accepted Answer

There are no server SDK packages. The API is plain REST with JSON, so you call it with fetch, requests, cURL or HttpClient; the /voice-api/sdk pages show working examples per language. For calls from a web page, the browser SDK @edesy/voice-sdk (WebRTC) is available.

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