Visitors confirm their email or phone with a one-time code by default. On a paid plan you can now turn the code off for a widget or a campaign, so visitors go straight to recording, and those messages are marked "Not verified."
After someone records a message for you, they are offered their own words back as text, ready to post as a Google review in one tap. Included on every paid plan.
Campaign landing pages now take a logo position, left, center, or right. Full-bleed photos take a color or gradient behind them, so a cutout image never shows the page through it.
Create Link now works on a voicegram left through a campaign page, not only on one left through a widget on your site.
The printable flyer on a campaign’s Share tab now saves from the same floating card as every other dashboard edit. Its preview is drawn in the page instead of handed to your browser.
A message that gets stuck part way through processing is now retried automatically. If it still cannot finish, it is marked failed instead of sitting there forever.
The Inbox has page controls, and every count in the sidebar now matches the channel you have selected instead of reporting your whole account.
When a site’s own security settings block recording, the visitor is told plainly that it is the site and not their device. The exact fix goes to the browser console, for whoever installed the widget.
Running separate widgets on subdomains and on specific paths used to need the Business plan. It is now included from Pro.
Each workspace now has its own billing contact and its own customer record. Invoices, history, and any discount stay with the workspace.
Notifications for a message left on a campaign page now carry your workspace’s email branding. The alert banners inside them match the ones in the dashboard.
The dashboard is light by default and switches to dark from your profile settings. The choice is saved to your account, so it follows you to every device you sign in on.
Every transcription request is now opted out of model improvement programs. Voice messages sent through Voicegram are not shared for training or benchmarking.
The recorder now shows a short line under the record button explaining that the message is recorded, transcribed, and shared with the business.
Widgets, Campaigns, Inbox, and Billing now show the same channel and voicegram counts, with plain wording when you are close to your limit.
People leaving a voicegram can now verify with a code sent to their phone instead of their email. Their number appears in your inbox and is searchable.
The confirmation screen now has a player, so the sender can hear what they just sent and copy a link to it.
Webhook deliveries now carry the sender's verified phone number and whether they verified by email or by text.
Each campaign page can now have its own background color or photo, light or dark recorder, logo source, and logo tint. Colors are picked from a full color picker instead of a fixed set of swatches.
Pick from twelve landing page layouts and set your own fonts, colors, logo, and hero image. A live preview shows the result before you publish.
The official Voicegram app is live in the Zapier directory, so a new voicegram can start a Zap into thousands of other apps.
One place to browse every way to connect Voicegram, with step by step guides for webhooks, the API, Make, and n8n. Webhooks can also be given a label so you can tell them apart.
Guides for the widget, campaigns, integrations, and a full API reference now live at voicegram.io/docs. Search runs across every page, and examples are copy-ready in curl, JavaScript, and Python.
Every campaign comes with a QR code, printable flyers in six designs, and ready made images for social posts.
Publish a Voicegram page on your own subdomain and collect voice messages without adding anything to a website. Share the link anywhere and the messages land in the same inbox.
The delivered payload now includes a structured summary, your tags, and any phone numbers or emails mentioned in the message.
The inbox highlights phone numbers and email addresses mentioned in a voicegram, so you can follow up without replaying it.
Add more than one endpoint, send a test delivery, and review recent attempts with the result of each one.
Create a token on the API access page and pull your channels, recent voicegrams, and subscriptions from the Voicegram API.
Refer Voicegram from the new affiliates page and earn on what you send our way. People who arrive through a partner link get their discount applied at checkout automatically.
Removed widgets now live in an Archived section and can be brought back with their settings and embed code intact.
Add data-voicegram-trigger to any button, link, or image to open the recorder, and turn the floating bubble off on pages where you do not want it. No extra code required.
Every voicegram now shows the page the sender was on, in the dashboard, in the notification email, and on the playback page.
The billing page now lists invoices, refunds, credit balance, and what each payment covered, page by page.
Upload your logo and set your colors in one place, and every widget and email picks them up. Any widget can still override the defaults.
On a paid plan, voicegrams above your allowance are billed at your plan's overage rate rather than turned away, and you get an email when a charge is made.
Emails moved to a cleaner layout, and the ones your senders and recipients receive carry your logo, your colors, and your chosen logo position.
When you move to a bigger plan, messages you already received get the longer storage window straight away.
Summaries got a quality upgrade and are more reliable when audio is difficult. Word count and processing time moved out of the email and into the dashboard.
Call show and hide from your own scripts and set where the widget sits above the rest of your page.
On a paid plan, messages recorded on localhost count against a testing allowance rather than your monthly voicegrams, and are marked as tests in the inbox.
Paid plans can set the colors of the recording window itself, so the recorder matches your site rather than the default theme.
If your workspace has hit its limit, the visitor gets a friendly email and the missed attempt shows up in your inbox.
Start a trial, upgrade, or change plan without leaving the dashboard.
Admins get an email as the workspace approaches its monthly voicegram limit.
Decide which roles receive an email for new voicegrams, and give senders their own listen link.
The activity timeline records plays from the dashboard and from the listen link in a notification email.
Send a link so anyone can listen without an account, with an optional password on Pro and above.
See your busiest hours, where messages are coming from, and how each channel is doing, filtered by any date range.
Add tags to a message so you can group and find it later.
Invite people into a workspace, track pending invitations, and see what happened from a notifications page.
Each widget you add gets its own script tag, so settings you change in the dashboard reach your site without touching the code again.
Recording length now follows your plan, up to five minutes on Business and Enterprise.
Choose a solid or gradient color, type an exact hex value, set the text color, and turn the hover lift and shadow on or off.
Turn on an authenticator app for an extra check when you sign in.
Sign in with a link sent to your inbox and read your voicegrams, transcripts, and summaries in one place.
Point Voicegram at your own endpoint and get a call whenever a message finishes, with automatic retries if a delivery fails.
Transcription detects the language of the message across more than a dozen languages and labels different speakers. Sensitive numbers are replaced with plain wording instead of codes.
People leaving a message can play it, record it again, or send it from a review screen.