Run your agents on one platform instead of wiring together five vendors. One runtime, one bill, and compliance built into the network.

How it fits together
Your agent
Your code, your framework.
Layer one - runtime, where it lives
Layer two - primitives. What it uses
Telnyx network - where it runs.
Live demos
Primitives that allow agents to interact with the physical world. Real phones, real inboxes, real money, each a standalone API, wherever your agent runs.
Run event-driven code at the telecom edge without managing servers.
Long-lived actors that keep state between invocations, close to your traffic.
S3-compatible object storage colocated with compute and the network.
Low-latency key-value storage for session state and configuration.
A shared file system your agents can mount from any edge site.
Serverless SQL databases provisioned per agent or per workload.
No one else operates the telephony, the GPUs, and the runtime as a single system. Here's an honest look at how the platforms compare.

Owns the underlying carrier & PSTN network
Voice, messaging & inference on one owned network
Global edge footprint for low-latency inference
Durable state at the edge
In-region data residency
Bring your own agent framework
Proprietary voice / TTS model quality
Single vendor across voice + compute + AI
In-region traffic is processed by in-region compute, not because you configured it, but because that is how the network is built. We run live sites across North America, Europe, APAC, and MENA, so the data boundary follows the traffic. One boundary, one DPA, one audit.





