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ElevenLabs launches a Marketplace for enterprise-ready AI voice applications
ElevenLabs introduced a Marketplace of pre-built, enterprise-ready AI voice applications at its NYC Summit on November 11, 2026, with launch partners including Salesforce, IBM, NICE, Twilio and Zendesk.
ElevenLabs announced the launch of its new Marketplace for enterprise-ready AI voice applications at its NYC Summit on November 11, 2026, according to an announcement on the ElevenLabs blog. The Marketplace offers pre-built voice applications from launch partners including Salesforce, IBM, NICE, Twilio and Zendesk, spanning industries such as financial services, insurance, healthcare and government.
What's in the Marketplace
- Launch partners include Salesforce, IBM, NICE, Twilio and Zendesk
- Industry coverage spans financial services, insurance, healthcare, telecommunications, retail and government
- Salient's application automates borrower-servicing calls within lending systems
- Andor Health supports virtual care and patient follow-ups via specialized agents
- Consio's voice application operates in 70 languages for ecommerce and Shopify brand support
- Zendesk's agent resolves customer-service requests end-to-end by connecting to business systems
What it means for AI builders
For developers and businesses building with AI, a marketplace of ready-made enterprise voice agents offers a faster path to deploying ElevenLabs-based applications without building integrations from scratch. Instead of assembling voice workflows for lending, healthcare or customer service case by case, teams can adopt applications already built for those use cases.
Next steps
ElevenLabs plans to let customers purchase partner solutions through their existing ElevenLabs commitments starting next year, giving current customers a direct path to add Marketplace applications to contracts they already have in place.
Sources
- Introducing the ElevenLabs Marketplace for enterprise-ready AI applications (ElevenLabs, November 11, 2026, official)
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