
Tavus is an AI video API platform for developers building AI humans that see, hear, and speak with users in real time. Its conversational video agents combine perception, dialogue, and rendering for digital twins and face-to-face product interactions.
The Conversational Video Interface combines speech, LLM orchestration, vision, turn-taking, and Face rendering in a live call. This differs from generating a prerecorded avatar video: users can interact with an agent during the session.
Tavus also offers PALs, a separate consumer AI companion product. Developer API plans have their own usage allowances and capacity limits.
Teams can use stock Faces or create custom AI humans. The platform lists 1080p video, 24 kHz audio, transcripts, recordings, and asynchronous video generation. Availability and included usage depend on the plan.
Agent controls include knowledge bases, memories, objectives, guardrails, function calling, and bring-your-own LLM setup. Enterprise offers custom concurrency, service commitments, and dedicated implementation support.
Tavus publishes named customer examples, including an Orum quote. Test latency, Face quality, consent handling, and usage cost with representative interactions. A selected customer example does not establish the same performance for every deployment.
Conversation and generation minutes are separate monthly allowances. Custom Face slots are capacity limits, not monthly training quotas. Choose a plan for expected usage and concurrency; PAL subscriptions are separate.
Tavus describes itself as a San Francisco-based AI research lab.
Tavus provides APIs for AI humans that can see, hear, and talk face to face in real time.
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