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Mitra

An AI phone assistant that answers and makes calls on your own number; plans from $30 a month.

Group: Personal agents you message

Mitra is an AI assistant that answers and makes phone calls from your own number, and can also text, email, message on Slack, book appointments and do web tasks, according to its own site and TestingCatalog's coverage. On 5 and 6 October 2026 its founder announced Mitra Link, where your Mitra talks to other people's Mitras, and a chat takeover that lets it reply in a thread from your account.

Documentation researched, not testedChecked 6 October 2026Vendor documentation, not a test

The decision in plain English

Mitra lists three subscription plans at $30, $90 and $300 a month, with call hours as the main allowance, and a 7-day trial with 2 call hours. It speaks to people as you, so check transfer rules, what it may say and where your data goes before connecting accounts. Newest features (Mitra Link, chat takeover) are known only from announcements and press, not from Mitra's own help pages.

Best fit

People who want an assistant that handles phone calls on their own number, with live listening, transfer rules and call summaries, and who accept it speaking on their behalf.

Poor fit

Anyone who needs published approval limits, a detailed security statement or independent testing before letting an assistant talk to others as them.

Documented capabilities

Vendor statements, not verified task outcomes.

  • Answers and makes phone calls from your own number, with live transcript, listening in and takeover Source · checked 2026-10-06
  • Transfers urgent calls to you using rules you set Source · checked 2026-10-06
  • Post-call recording, transcript, summary and next steps Source · checked 2026-10-06
  • Mitra Link: your Mitra talks directly to other people's Mitras, announced 5 October 2026 Source · checked 2026-10-06
  • Chat takeover: mention your assistant in a thread and it replies from your account, announced 6 October 2026 Source · checked 2026-10-06

Permissions and human control

  • Mitra's site says you can set transfer rules, including whether it connects you directly or calls you first to ask, and that you can watch calls live, read the transcript and step in. TestingCatalog says permission settings govern access to connected apps and that Mitra Link lets you choose who can reach your Mitra. We did not find a full list of what Mitra may do without asking.

Documented controls do not prove that an agent always follows them.

Limits and open questions

  • Pricing page lists call hours and says Mitra Link exchanges are limited, more or unlimited by plan, but gives no numbers for Link exchanges or virtual computer hours
  • Mitra Link and chat takeover were announced 5 and 6 October 2026; we found no Mitra help page describing their controls, so details come from the founder's posts as reported by TestingCatalog
  • Security answer on the pricing page is general (certified encryption, industry practice); we did not find a named certification, and the terms and privacy pages did not load for us
  • Vendor legal name is not stated on the pages we read
  • Described by the vendor; not tested by AgentComparison

Privacy and security

Mitra's pricing FAQ says it uses your data to improve its AI systems unless you opt out in settings, never shares it with third parties without your explicit consent (unless required by law), and uses certified encryption. The pages do not name a certification. Calls are recorded and transcribed according to the site's call summary example. We did not read the privacy policy because the page did not load.

Common questions about Mitra

What is Mitra for?

People who want an assistant that handles phone calls on their own number, with live listening, transfer rules and call summaries, and who accept it speaking on their behalf. The vendor describes it as: Mitra is an AI assistant that answers and makes phone calls from your own number, and can also text, email, message on Slack, book appointments and do web tasks, according to its own site and TestingCatalog's coverage. On 5 and 6 October 2026 its founder announced Mitra Link, where your Mitra talks to other people's Mitras, and a chat takeover that lets it reply in a thread from your account.

Who should look elsewhere?

Anyone who needs published approval limits, a detailed security statement or independent testing before letting an assistant talk to others as them.

How much does Mitra cost?

Mitra's pricing page lists Mitra Pro, Premier and Prime; the App Store listing shows in-app purchases of $30, $90 and $300 for the monthly plans and $300, $900 and $3,000 for yearly. The page says yearly saves 17% and gives new users a 7-day trial with 2 hours of calls. Virtual computer hours and Mitra Link exchanges are limited, more or unlimited by plan without figures.

What can it access and what needs my approval?

Mitra's site says you can set transfer rules, including whether it connects you directly or calls you first to ask, and that you can watch calls live, read the transcript and step in. TestingCatalog says permission settings govern access to connected apps and that Mitra Link lets you choose who can reach your Mitra. We did not find a full list of what Mitra may do without asking.

What happens to my data?

Mitra's pricing FAQ says it uses your data to improve its AI systems unless you opt out in settings, never shares it with third parties without your explicit consent (unless required by law), and uses certified encryption. The pages do not name a certification. Calls are recorded and transcribed according to the site's call summary example. We did not read the privacy policy because the page did not load.

Has AgentComparison tested it?

No. This record is built from the vendor's own documentation, checked 2026-10-06. Vendor claims are attributed, not confirmed.

How to evaluate Mitra yourself

  1. Pick one low-risk task that matches its documented capabilities: answers and makes phone calls from your own number, with live transcript, listening in and takeover.
  2. Write the expected output and what counts as failure before you start.
  3. Connect the minimum access needed, and check approval settings first.
  4. Run it twice and compare, then review every action it took.
  5. Check cost after any free allowance. Unknown price is not free.

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Documentation overview expanded with current pricing/access sources. No hands-on results claimed.

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