KHOMP does Call Progress Detection inside a SIP gateway — so every call has to route through it. AMDY classifies the acoustic signature of what answered without touching your call path. Keep your carrier, add honeypot intel, carrier false-answer detection, and 23 reports. Free to try.
The best KHOMP alternative for answering machine detection (AMD) is AMDY. It detects without a gateway in your call path. KHOMP performs Call Progress Detection inside a SIP (Session Initiation Protocol) gateway. Every outbound call must route through it. AMDY sits beside your dialer and classifies the acoustic signature of what answered. Detection starts in about 1/8 of a second, at 99% accuracy across roughly 2.3 billion processed calls. You keep your existing carrier and routes. AMDY also detects false answer supervision (FAS), where a carrier bills a call as connected when nobody answered. It flags honeypot numbers set up to catch dialers, with reports and alerts. It provides 23 analytics reports plus a queryable detection log. Install is one command on Vicidial, Asterisk, or FreeSWITCH, and any other dialer connects through the API. Evaluate it free with 50,000 detections per month on the Sandbox plan.
Based on KHOMP’s publicly documented Vicidial integration (a SIP gateway performing Call Progress Detection that returns a per-call Conclusion and Pattern) as of 2026. KHOMP does not publicly list AMD accuracy, latency, or pricing, so those are marked “not publicly listed.” KHOMP is a trademark of its respective owner; AMDY is not affiliated with or endorsed by KHOMP.
50,000 detections a month on the Sandbox plan, no card, no gateway to route through. Run AMDY on your own calls and see the difference.
KHOMP is a trademark of its respective owner. AMDY.IO is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by KHOMP. Comparisons reflect KHOMP’s publicly documented Vicidial integration as of 2026; please verify current capabilities and pricing directly with KHOMP.