AMDY

AMDY is an answering machine detection API built for outbound calling at scale. It tells your dialer whether a live person or a voicemail system answered, and returns that verdict in under a second, so agents stop burning their first seconds talking to machines.

Detection runs on GPU inference rather than the tone-and-silence heuristics built into legacy PBXs. That difference shows up in production numbers: fewer real people wrongly dropped as machines, fewer machines handed to agents, and fewer abandoned calls counted against your campaign.

Integration is deliberately boring. AMDY exposes a REST API and a streaming socket, and ships drop-in integrations for Vicidial, Asterisk, FreeSWITCH and Issabel, so most teams are detecting on live traffic the same day they start. The documentation is public at amdy.io/docs and the OpenAPI specification is published openly, so you can evaluate the entire surface before you create an account.

Pricing is a monthly base plan with included detections and a flat per-detection overage. There is no per-seat pricing and no per-IP licensing, and a free sandbox tier is available for testing against real calls.

AMDY LLC has operated since 2013. We publish our own measured detection statistics on the site, refreshed hourly and broken out by carrier and line type, because showing the numbers beats describing them.

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