Free tool · Updated 1 Oct 2026
AI voice reseller margin calculator.
Estimate what is left for an AI voice agency from its client count, call minutes, AI replies and client prices. The model uses Dvaarik's public wholesale card for cost: ₹0.30 a call minute, ₹0.03 an AI reply and the flat ₹2,000 partner plan. The result is monthly contribution in rupees, before your own costs and any provider bills.
The partner plan is the same price at any count. A new partner account starts with room for 100 clients and can ask for more.
The floor is the ₹0.30 wholesale rate.
The floor is the ₹0.03 wholesale rate.
- Your clients pay you for usage25 clients at ₹1.50 a minute and ₹0.10 a reply
- ₹42,500
- Wholesale usage you pay Dvaarik₹0.30 a minute and ₹0.03 a reply
- −₹9,000
- Partner planFlat, at any client count
- −₹2,000
- Monthly contribution
- ₹31,500
- Annualised, if nothing changes for twelve months
- ₹3,78,000
This is contribution, not profit. Your own sales, support, staff, payment processing, refunds and taxes all come out of it. There is no fee per client, so a client that uses nothing costs you nothing. Phone, AI and Meta charges are paid to those providers by whoever holds the account — your client, or you if you supply them — and are not in this sum.
How does the margin formula work?
What your clients pay equals clients × (call minutes per client × your price per minute + AI replies per client × your price per reply). Wholesale usage equals clients × (call minutes × ₹0.30 + AI replies × ₹0.03). Monthly contribution is what your clients pay, minus wholesale usage, minus the flat ₹2,000 partner plan.
| Example | Clients pay you | Wholesale usage | Partner plan | Contribution |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 client · 1,000 min at ₹1.50 · 2,000 replies at ₹0.10 | ₹1,700 | ₹360 | ₹2,000 | −₹660 |
| 5 clients · same assumptions | ₹8,500 | ₹1,800 | ₹2,000 | ₹4,700 |
| 25 clients · same assumptions | ₹42,500 | ₹9,000 | ₹2,000 | ₹31,500 |
Illustration excludes provider bills, taxes and operating costs, and the client prices are examples, not recommendations. Contribution is not profit. At 25 clients the annualised figure is ₹3,78,000 if nothing changes for twelve months.
Which costs should I add manually?
Add any phone, speech or AI provider bills you carry for clients, taxes, payment fees, sales costs and support labour. This calculator isolates the usage difference and the partner plan so it stays understandable.
Open the complete partner rate card →Why use the public list rate?
There is one wholesale card for every partner, so ₹0.30 a call minute and ₹0.03 an AI reply are the floor for your price book rather than a negotiated figure. Replace the example client prices with your own before giving a client a final quote.
See white-label voice pricing →What should you know about the estimate?
It uses the public wholesale card: ₹0.30 for each call minute, charged in 30-second steps, and ₹0.03 for each AI text reply, plus the flat ₹2,000 monthly partner plan. There is no fee per client, so the plan is the only fixed line.
No. The partner plan is ₹2,000 a month whether you have one client or 1,000, and there is no fee per client. Wholesale usage is the only Dvaarik cost that grows with clients: clients × (call minutes × ₹0.30 + AI replies × ₹0.03).
It works in rupees. Partner accounts outside India are billed on the dollar card: $20 a month for the partner plan, and usage at the rupee price divided by 96, which is $0.0031 for each call minute and $0.00031 for each AI reply. A rupee result here is an orientation for those accounts, not a dollar quotation.
No. Phone, speech, AI and Meta charges are paid to those providers by whoever holds the account, your client or you if you supply them, and are not in this sum. Dvaarik's charge for AI text replies on WhatsApp, Instagram and website chat is covered by the replies input.
No. Contribution here is what your clients pay for usage, minus wholesale usage and the partner plan. It excludes taxes, salaries, support time, acquisition, refunds, payment fees and any provider bills you carry.
Dvaarik charges you in 30-second steps, and you choose how your clients' calls are rounded: per second, per 30 seconds or per started minute. The calculator uses aggregate minutes, so enter the charged-minute total when precision matters.