Company announces Karnataka government partnership and showcases enterprise, impact and developer initiatives
ElevenLabs, the company transforming how people and businesses interact with AI, hosted its first India Summit in Bengaluru, highlighting the country’s growing role in the company’s global expansion. The company also announced an MoU with the Karnataka Innovation and Technology Society (KITS) to explore the adoption of voice AI.
India is ElevenLabs’ second-largest market outside the US, with more than 250 businesses and enterprises using its technology. Indian businesses recorded 100 million conversations on ElevenAgents over the past year, with more than 70% in Hindi, Kannada, Tamil and Telugu. More than 25,000 Indian developers and businesses use its API every month.
“India has been at the frontier of voice experiences and part of our story at ElevenLabs from the start,” said Mati Staniszewski, cofounder and CEO of ElevenLabs. “It’s energising to be here today, deepening our connections with Indian businesses and seeing what they are building.”
The KITS partnership will explore voice AI applications in Kannada across skilling, citizen services and grievance redressal, alongside responsible AI and voice restoration initiatives.
ElevenLabs said its platform now supports 14 Indian languages, with plans to expand to all 22 official languages.
Indian enterprises including Razorpay, CARS24, TVS Motor, Urban Company, Pocket FM and Havells are deploying ElevenLabs technology across customer service, content creation and other workflows.
The company is also expanding its impact initiatives in India, including its “1 Million Voices” programme, which aims to restore voices for people who have permanently lost their ability to speak.
