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LiveKit Development and Managed LiveKit Services
RTC LEAGUE builds LiveKit voice agents, SIP telephony and real-time video apps, then runs them for you on LiveKit Cloud or your own servers. One team owns the build and the production operations, led by the #1 ranked contributor on the LiveKit community leaderboard.
LiveKit Development Services Built for Production
LiveKit development is the work of designing, coding and shipping apps on LiveKit's open source real-time stack. We build for the traffic you'll have in month six, not for the demo.
LiveKit gives you the parts: a media server, the Agents framework, SIP telephony and client SDKs. Making them hold up under 500 callers at once is the hard part.
Our LiveKit development team designs the architecture, writes the code and load-tests it before launch. You get a system that's been broken on purpose in staging, so it doesn't break in front of customers.
AI voice agents built on LiveKit Agents (Python and Node.js)
LiveKit SIP for inbound and outbound phone calls
Real-time video and audio rooms
Web, iOS, Android, Flutter and React Native clients
Multi-region setups with HIPAA and data-residency needs planned from day one
Managed LiveKit: We Run Your Stack After Launch
Managed LiveKit means RTC LEAGUE operates your LiveKit infrastructure, agents and SIP trunks after go-live. It works on LiveKit Cloud, self-hosted LiveKit, or a mix of both.
LiveKit Cloud manages LiveKit's media network. It doesn't manage your agent code, your prompts, your SIP carrier, or the 2 a.m. call where the bot talks over a voicemail greeting. Our managed LiveKit service covers that gap.
Latency, call success and agent error monitoring for every session
LiveKit server, Agents SDK and plugin upgrades tested in staging first
Autoscaling for agent workers, Redis, TURN and egress
SIP trunk health checks across Twilio, Telnyx and your carriers
Incident response with a written root cause report
Monthly cost review across LiveKit, STT, LLM and TTS spend
LiveKit Cloud or Self-Hosted LiveKit?
LiveKit Cloud
Pick LiveKit Cloud when launch speed matters and call volume is uneven. Every Cloud plan lists 99.99% uptime and includes managed agent hosting and built-in observability (LiveKit pricing).
Self-Hosted LiveKit
Pick self-hosted LiveKit when media must stay in your own VPC, or when steady high volume makes per-minute billing expensive. We deploy it with Docker or a LiveKit Kubernetes setup, with Redis for multi-node routing.
Hybrid Deployment
Many teams go hybrid: agents on their own servers, media on LiveKit Cloud. LiveKit's own community team describes this as a valid way to balance cost (LiveKit Community).
LiveKit Agents Development for Voice and Multimodal AI
We build LiveKit agents that listen, reason and speak in one streaming pipeline. Each agent runs your business logic, tool calls and handoffs, not just a chat prompt.
LiveKit Agents is the open source framework that lets an AI program join a LiveKit room as a participant. Our job is to make that participant fast, accurate and safe to put in front of customers.
Streaming Speech to Text
Deepgram, AssemblyAI, Speechmatics and other STT plugins, tuned for phone audio and accents. Turn detection tells the agent when the caller has actually finished.
Low-Latency LLM Reasoning
OpenAI, Anthropic, Google and open models behind one interface. Streaming replies, prompt caching and tool calls stay inside the latency budget.
Natural Text to Speech
ElevenLabs, Cartesia, Rime and other voices, including custom voice clones. The agent stops talking cleanly when a caller interrupts.
Stateful Agent Workflows
Multi-agent handoffs, task groups and session memory. A booking agent can pass a caller to billing without losing a single detail.
Hire LiveKit Experts Ranked #1 on the LiveKit Community Leaderboard
Muhammad Usman Bashir, our CTO, ranks first on the LiveKit Global Community Leaderboard out of thousands of contributors. That rank comes from four years of solving production problems in public: the same SIP, dispatch and scaling issues your team will hit.
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When you hire LiveKit developers from RTC LEAGUE, the person reviewing your architecture is the person the LiveKit community already asks.
View LiveKit Global LeaderboardLiveKit Voice Agents Ready for Real Phone Calls
A LiveKit voice agent in production must handle call spikes, language switches, transfers and CRM updates on every call. These four capabilities ship with every voice agent we build.
Inbound and Outbound Calling
High call volumes over SIP and PSTN (the public phone network), with answer detection so outbound agents wait for a real "hello".
Multilingual Conversations
Our multilingual agents switch language mid-call, including Urdu and other non-English markets, using STT and TTS models picked per language.
Smart Call Routing
Dispatch rules, priority queues and warm transfers to a human when the agent reaches its limits.
CRM and Helpdesk Integration
Every call writes back through CRM integration with HubSpot, Salesforce, Zendesk or your own API, so records stay current without manual entry.
LiveKit SIP Integration for Inbound and Outbound Calls
LiveKit SIP connects phone calls to LiveKit rooms, so a caller and your AI agent meet in the same session. We configure SIP trunks, dispatch rules and answer detection so calls connect cleanly at volume.
Most outbound problems we fix share one cause: the carrier reports "answered" before a person is actually on the line. The agent starts its greeting into ringback or a voicemail box. We solve it with answer and voicemail detection, plus carrier-specific SIP tuning.
LiveKit SIP server setup, inbound and outbound trunks
Twilio, Telnyx, Plivo, Asterisk and FreeSWITCH connections
Answer, voicemail and DTMF handling on outbound campaigns
Number-to-server pinning when you run several SIP nodes
Cold and warm transfers, IVR flows and call recording
This is what lets LiveKit run contact centers, healthcare lines and support desks without dropped audio.
LiveKit Video Streaming and Real-Time Audio Apps
We build interactive video and audio apps on LiveKit where people talk, not just watch. LiveKit Cloud delivers media worldwide in under 250 ms, we keep your app inside that budget.
Multi-participant video rooms with simulcast
Live events, webinars and town halls with stream import and export
Telehealth and remote collaboration apps
Recording and egress to your own storage
Adaptive bitrate for weak mobile networks
We tune each app against real network tests, so video stays clear when your users join from a train or a hospital Wi-Fi.
Migrating to LiveKit Without Downtime
We move real-time workloads onto LiveKit from other video, voice AI and telephony platforms, in stages with a rollback path. Call history and routing rules come with you.
From Twilio Video, Agora or Vonage
We map rooms, tracks, tokens and webhooks to LiveKit equivalents and run both stacks side by side until cutover.
From Vapi, Retell or Bland
Move hosted voice agents onto LiveKit Agents so you own the pipeline, pick your own models and control per-minute cost.
Between LiveKit Cloud and Self-Hosted
Both use the same server, APIs and SDKs, so we move infrastructure, not your app code.
Data and Workflow Preservation
Call records, transcripts, numbers and routing rules carry over intact, so compliance and reporting don't reset.
Why Teams Choose RTC LEAGUE for LiveKit Development
We specialize in mission-critical real-time systems where every second of downtime affects revenue and trust.
Deep LiveKit and WebRTC expertise
Production WebRTC development work across LiveKit server, LiveKit Cloud, Agents, SIP and every major SDK, led by the community's #1 ranked contributor.
LiveKit SDK Development for Web, Mobile and Desktop
We build custom clients on the official LiveKit SDKs and add the auth, telemetry and product logic your app needs. One codebase pattern covers web, iOS, Android and cross-platform apps.
React and JavaScript web apps
Native iOS apps with the LiveKit Swift SDK
Android (Kotlin), Flutter and React Native clients
Unity and desktop apps for gaming and XR
SSO, enterprise auth and compliance logging
Building on LiveKit's core SDKs keeps your app current as the framework moves forward.
Insurance Services
Healthcare Services
SaaS and CPaaS Tech
Hotel Services
Real Estate
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Inspection Services
BPO Service Providers
Airline Ticket Booking
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Truck Dispatching
Restaurant Booking
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Industries We Build LiveKit Apps For
We work with teams whose revenue depends on calls and sessions that connect every time.
Healthcare and telemedicine
Contact centers and BPOs
Financial services and insurance
Real estate, hospitality and restaurant booking
Logistics and truck dispatching
SaaS, CPaaS and media platforms
If a dropped call or a 3-second pause costs you a customer, your LiveKit stack needs production-grade engineering.
The 5-Zone LiveKit Production Risk Map
Most LiveKit apps don't fail in development. They fail 30 to 90 days after launch, when real traffic arrives. These are the five failure zones we audit in every LiveKit development and managed LiveKit project.
Slow Agent Dispatch
Agents that take seconds to join a room, often from Redis latency or room-creation patterns. LiveKit documents a dispatch baseline under 150 ms, we get you back to it.
Latency Stacking in Voice AI
STT, LLM and TTS delays add up into awkward pauses. We measure each stage and cut the slowest first.
Outbound SIP Edge Cases
Early "answered" signals, voicemail greetings and duplicate INVITEs when SIP runs on a separate host. We test every carrier route before launch.
Media Overload at Peak
Sessions that crash when concurrent users spike. We load-test media routing past your forecast.
Observability Blind Spots
No per-turn traces, so nobody knows which stage failed. We add metrics, traces and call recordings from day one.
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LiveKit Cloud vs Self-Hosted vs Managed LiveKit
LiveKit Cloud runs the media network, self-hosting gives you full control, and managed LiveKit adds a team that runs everything above the network. Most production voice AI teams need the third layer whichever hosting they pick.
What LiveKit Cloud Costs in 2026
LiveKit's own calculator estimates about $0.048 per minute for a phone-based agent on Build or Ship, covering session, telephony, LLM, STT, TTS and observability. Third-party SIP minutes cost $0.004 on Ship and $0.003 on Scale. HIPAA (signed BAA) and region pinning start on Scale.
LiveKit Development and Managed LiveKit FAQs
Direct answers to the questions teams ask before scaling LiveKit into production.
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