Comparison
MyOperator, compared for Indian businesses.
MyOperator is one of India's best-known call management platforms: virtual numbers, IVR, WhatsApp and human teams routing calls. Oye Hello is the AI that answers the call itself. Plenty of businesses will compare the two, so here is that comparison done properly.
Who MyOperator is built for
MyOperator is an established Indian call management platform. Its centre of gravity is the human team: virtual and toll-free numbers, IVR trees, call routing to staff, auto-dialers for outbound teams, WhatsApp Business messaging and Truecaller identity. Plans are user-based, starting around Rs 5,000 a month for ten users, with a serious add-on catalogue. If your calls are ultimately answered by people, it is a mature way to organise that.
When MyOperator is the better choice
- Your calls are answered by a human team and you need the plumbing around them: IVR, routing, monitoring, auto-dialers and WhatsApp campaigns in one place.
- You want the incumbent's ecosystem: Truecaller business identity, toll-free numbers, and integrations an operations team already knows.
- You are buying seats for a team of callers, where per-user pricing maps to how you actually work.
When Oye Hello is the better choice
- The problem is that nobody answers: after hours, during rush, or because there is no front-desk team to route to. An IVR organises the queue; an AI agent eliminates it.
- You want to pay for talk time rather than seats: usage-priced rupees rather than a monthly platform fee plus per-user add-ons.
- You want the caller to get an answer in their own language from your business documents, not a menu that ends in a callback.
MyOperator vs Oye Hello, side by side
| MyOperator | Oye Hello | |
|---|---|---|
| What answers the call | Your team, organised by IVR menus and routing. AI features assist around the human conversation. | An AI agent that holds the whole conversation: answers questions from your documents, books the appointment, and hands to a human when it should. |
| Published pricing | Plans from about Rs 5,000/month for 10 users to Rs 15,000/month, with add-ons such as auto-dialer from Rs 700/user/month, toll-free from Rs 500/month, and dedicated onboarding at Rs 20,000 one-time.Different units: they sell seats and platform, we sell answered minutes. Convert your own volume both ways before deciding. | Rs 4.5/min on Sarvam voices, Rs 2.5/min on in-house voices, plus 18% GST. No per-user fees, no onboarding fee. |
| After-hours calls | IVR and voicemail outside staffed hours. | The agent answers at 3 am exactly as it does at 3 pm. |
| Languages on the call | Whatever your team speaks. | English, Hindi, Tamil, Telugu, Bengali, Marathi, Kannada, Gujarati and more, following the caller mid-sentence. |
| Setup | Configure IVR flows and users; dedicated onboarding offered at Rs 20,000. | Upload a company document; the platform distils it into a working agent you can edit in the console, live on the next call. |
MyOperator figures above were read from myoperator.com/pricing on 2026-08-23. Vendors change their pricing; check theirs and ours before deciding. Oye Hello’s current rates are on the pricing page.
Questions people ask
Is Oye Hello a replacement for MyOperator?
For some businesses, a complement rather than a replacement. MyOperator organises how a human team handles calls; Oye Hello answers calls no human was going to take: after hours, overflow, or the front line of a business with no reception staff. If your team answers most calls today and you mainly need routing and WhatsApp, MyOperator is built for that. If the calls are being missed, routing them better does not answer them.
How do the costs compare?
The units differ. MyOperator publishes plans from about Rs 5,000 a month for ten users, plus add-ons like an auto-dialer from Rs 700 per user per month and a Rs 20,000 onboarding fee. Oye Hello has no seat or onboarding fees; you pay Rs 4.5 per minute on Sarvam voices or Rs 2.5 on in-house voices for actual talk time. A business missing twenty calls a day pays for the minutes those calls take, not for a team's worth of seats.
Does an AI agent replace my IVR?
It replaces the experience of one. Instead of press one for sales, the caller says what they want in their own words and language, and the agent answers or acts. The menu tree disappears because understanding replaces it. Calls that genuinely need a person still reach one, with the context captured instead of a cold transfer.
Hear it before you decide
The fastest way to judge any of these platforms is to talk to one. Oye Hello has nine live agents you can call from your browser with no account and no form, each answering for a different kind of business. Talk to one now, or read how the AI receptionist works.