ElevenLabs has launched the ElevenLabs Marketplace, a curated catalogue of industry-specific AI and voice applications built by its technology partners, the company announced on 11 November 2026 at its New York Summit.

Enterprises can browse the applications and contact the partners behind them directly to evaluate and deploy them, rather than building voice agents from scratch. The launch covers financial services, insurance, healthcare, telecommunications, retail and government, with education also listed among the first sectors in the company's wider summit announcement.

What partners are offering

ElevenLabs named several launch partners. Salient automates borrower servicing calls within existing lending systems, and Gail by Lula handles and qualifies insurance inquiries around the clock. In healthcare, Andor Health supports virtual care and patient follow-ups, Assort Health automates scheduling, rescheduling and inbound patient calls, Luma Health handles patient outreach, appointment reminders and care coordination, and PhysiciansTrust AI supports patient intake, dental bookings and front-desk inquiries.

Zendesk built an agent that, according to ElevenLabs, resolves customer service requests from start to finish. A retail partner offers a voice and SMS application for ecommerce and Shopify brands, with voice agents handling calls in 70 languages and handing off to a brand's support team when a person is needed.

Buying comes later

Purchasing is not yet available through the Marketplace. ElevenLabs says enterprises will be able to buy eligible partner solutions through their existing ElevenLabs commitments from next year. The announcement does not say which solutions will qualify, what the terms will be, or whether ElevenLabs will take a fee. Developers and independent software vendors building on ElevenLabs can apply to be listed.

ElevenLabs reports more than 550 partners across 44 countries, including Google Cloud, IBM, Deloitte, DXC and Genesys. Chief executive Mati Staniszewski said: "Rather than spending time building from scratch, enterprises can find agents that already fit their workflows, reflect interaction patterns in their industry, and improve outcomes for their customers."