Synthflow AI, a Brilliant Player in The Expanding Conversational AI Sphere, Eyeing Further Enterprise Growth

Published: 25 Jun 2025
With the conversational AI market booming, Synthflow AI is not just battling the clamour but cutting right through it with its distinctive focus.

In the evolving panorama of the AI market, the conversational AI sector has been witnessing an exponential rise since the launch of ChatGPT in late 2022. This sector is now projected to burgeon into a nearly $50 billion global trade by 2031, as suggested by MarketsAndMarkets. Amid this rapid escalation, several businesses are crafting innovative solutions in the space, one that shines bright is Synthflow AI. Synthflow AI has smartly chiseled its path by focusing on enterprise-grade solutions that are simple to implement. Launched in Berlin in 2023, Synthflow AI is a no-code platform that enables businesses to develop and deploy tailored white-labeled voice AI customer service agents. The company has successfully gathered over 1,000 customers and has managed more than 45 million calls till now. Adding to its unique selling proposition, the startup has ensured that its voice agents comply with both HIPAA and GDPR. They can be smoothly incorporated into more than 200 integrations with other enterprise platforms such as Salesforce, Twilio, and HubSpot, to name a few. The brainchild of Hakob Astabatsyan, Albert Astabatsyan, and Sassun Mirzakhan-Saky, Synthflow AI first began as a simple endeavor to build no-code business applications on top of the AI model using OpenAI’s ChatGPT API. Their initial project was a text-to-text AI bot, but slowly they tried to build a voice bot. Getting acquainted with the complexities of voice, they went all-in on voice bots. Launched in 2024, Synthflow AI experienced 15x growth last year and boasted over 90% retention rates from its enterprise customers, processing 5 million calls monthly. Synthflow AI has attracted funding as well, with a $20 million Series A round led by Accel, with continued backing from Atlantic Labs and Singular. The newly raised capital would power an expansion of the team, enhanced R&D efforts, and enable the opening of its first U.S. office.