Dvaarik vs Servetel (now Acefone)
Servetel Alternative: Acefone vs Dvaarik AI
Servetel rebranded to Acefone. Acefone now publishes separate products for staffed contact centres, unified communications and AI voice automation. Dvaarik is a self-serve AI-agent product, so the fair comparison starts by choosing the Acefone product that matches the job.
Direct SaaS setup fee is zero. Voice starts from ₹2/min. Partner wholesale rates are public.
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Servetel alternative: first map the old brand to today's Acefone products
Acefone's official rebrand notice says Servetel became Acefone on 13 Feb 2025 and servetel.in traffic moved to acefone.com, while the existing customer portal remained available. On the current Acefone site read 21 Aug 2026, Contact Center Studio equips human agents, Interactions Hub combines voice and messaging, and AceX AI Voice Bot automates conversations. Dvaarik overlaps most directly with the AI Voice Bot, not a raw contact-centre seat.
- Choose Acefone Contact Center Studio when human agents need seats, DIDs, routing, diallers, recordings and supervisor controls.
- Compare AceX AI Voice Bot with Dvaarik when software should hold and complete the conversation itself.
- Treat the ₹75,000 pilot as a specific 12,500-minute block, not as a guaranteed post-pilot rate or a full phone-system quote.
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The verdict
What do the dated pages show?
Servetel is no longer the current public brand. Acefone's rebrand page says Servetel became Acefone on 13 Feb 2025 and the old website redirects to Acefone. Acefone's current Contact Center Studio card lists Professional at ₹1,599 per user/month with a six-seat minimum and Ultra at ₹1,999 per user/month with a five-seat minimum; both include one standard DID, unlimited India calling subject to plan terms, and a seven-day limited-calling trial. Its Interactions Hub separately starts at ₹1,599 per seat/month with seven users and 14 channels, while Ultra is ₹2,299 per seat/month with five users and ten channels. The closer Dvaarik alternative is AceX AI Voice Bot: its product page publishes pilots from ₹75,000 for 12,500 minutes, says it supports 12+ languages and describes no-code configuration for standard use cases. That block is ₹6 per included minute by arithmetic, but Acefone does not publish the post-pilot rate or full commercial terms there. Dvaarik publishes direct AI voice by grade: Essential ₹2, Standard ₹3, Studio HD ₹4, Premium ₹5, Global ₹4–₹5 and Ultra ₹10 per whole billed minute. Dvaarik phone and social access are separate recurring products; no supplied-phone amount is asserted here.
Verdict: Pick Acefone for a staffed contact centre or unified communications estate that needs agent seats, numbers, diallers, recordings, India calling and 24x7 support options. Pick Dvaarik for self-serve AI conversations with published whole-minute INR rates and no voice subscription or minimum voice commitment. If AceX Voice Bot is the actual alternative, compare its written post-pilot rate, telephony, concurrency, integrations and setup scope with the selected Dvaarik grade and channels.
| Feature | Dvaarik AI | Servetel (now Acefone) |
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| Current brand | Dvaarik AI | Servetel rebranded to Acefone; the old website redirects and the legacy customer portal remains available |
| Closest AI product | Self-serve AI agents with prepaid whole-minute voice usage | AceX AI Voice Bot for inbound/outbound automation, analytics and human handoff |
| Public AI price | Essential ₹2, Standard ₹3, Studio HD ₹4, Premium ₹5, Global ₹4–₹5 and Ultra ₹10 per whole billed minute | Pilot from ₹75,000 for 12,500 minutes (₹6 per included minute by arithmetic); post-pilot rate is not published |
| Contact-centre entry | Not a seat-based workforce suite; Dvaarik focuses on configured AI conversations and handoff | Professional ₹1,599/user/month, minimum six seats; Ultra ₹1,999/user/month, minimum five seats |
| Interactions Hub entry | Connected AI voice, web and separately enabled social workflows, not a human-agent unified inbox | Professional ₹1,599/seat/month, minimum seven users/14 channels; Ultra ₹2,299/seat/month, minimum five users/10 channels |
| AI setup ownership | Customer configures agents, knowledge, workflows, leads and campaigns in the dashboard | Acefone says an operations manager can configure standard agents without code, while the same page also says 'we build it for you'; confirm delivery scope |
| Languages documented | Grade-dependent: Essential has 10 languages; Standard and Studio HD have 23 total; Premium has 11 | AceX says 12+ languages and names Hindi, Tamil, Telugu, Kannada, Bengali, Marathi and Hinglish; each agent is configured separately |
| Phone and channel boundary | Phone access is separately recurring; one channel means one simultaneous call. No supplied-phone amount is asserted here | Contact Center Studio includes one standard DID per plan seat; additional DIDs, VMN/TFN, channels and WhatsApp can be add-ons |
| Published trial and support | No direct trial or free credits; voice starts from prepaid credits | Contact Center Studio lists a seven-day limited-calling trial; Professional has 24x7 chat/16x5 call support and Ultra 24x7 chat/call support |
The table separates three Acefone purchases. Contact Center Studio and Interactions Hub bill human-team seats and channels; AceX AI Voice Bot publishes a 12,500-minute pilot block; Dvaarik bills direct AI voice by whole minute. A complete comparison needs the AI rate, human seats, DIDs, simultaneous calls, carrier terms, setup ownership and recurring channels.
Pick Dvaarik when
You want the full platform
- You want a self-serve AI agent instead of contact-centre software for a staffed calling floor.
- You need public whole-minute INR AI rates without buying a 12,500-minute pilot block.
- You want up to 23 total Bharat languages on Standard or Studio HD and need the grade boundary stated before purchase.
- You want voice usage without a subscription or minimum voice commitment, while accepting separate recurring phone and social channels.
Consider Servetel (now Acefone) when
You need a narrower tool
- You employ human agents and need a mature contact-centre or unified-communications workspace with DIDs, diallers, recordings and supervisor controls.
- The AceX 12,500-minute pilot, India data residency and human handoff match your procurement requirements after written commercial review.
- A seven-day limited-calling trial for the contact-centre product is important.
- You need published 24x7 support options or Acefone's broader telephony and integration estate.
- Your operation benefits from one vendor spanning Contact Center Studio, Interactions Hub and AI Voice Bot.
Pricing at a glance
Public Dvaarik pricing stays simple.
Dvaarik AI
Direct SaaS
- Setup fee₹0
- AI voicefrom ₹2/min
- Partner Essential₹2/min
Partner wholesale, suggested resale, and margin tables are public on the pricing and margins page.
Servetel (now Acefone)
From ₹75,000 for a 12,500-minute AceX AI Voice Bot pilot
- AceX AI Voice Bot pilotFrom ₹75,000 / 12,500 minutes
- Contact Center Studio Professional₹1,599/user/month, minimum six seats
- Contact Center Studio Ultra₹1,999/user/month, minimum five seats
- Interactions Hub Professional₹1,599/seat/month, minimum seven users / 14 channels
Additional official sources: Servetel-to-Acefone rebrand · Contact Center Studio pricing · Interactions Hub pricing
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