@marmikprajapati Yes, you can facilitate a three-way call using VAPI. VAPI allows you to create conference calls, which can include more than two participants, effectively enabling a three-way call or even larger group calls. Pros of using VAPI for three-way calls: - Scalability: You can add more than three participants if needed. - Control: You have the ability to manage the call, mute participants, and handle events programmatically. - Integration: Easily integrates with your existing voice application or workflow. - Quality: VAPI is designed to maintain high-quality audio during calls. Cons of using VAPI for three-way calls: - Complexity: Setting up a three-way call programmatically can be more complex than a simple direct call. - Cost: Depending on your usage, the cost may be higher as you are using more resources and participants. - Dependency: Your solution is dependent on the VAPI infrastructure and any limitations it may have. As for third-party solutions, there are many communication platforms that offer three-way calling capabilities, such as Twilio, Plivo, and others. Each comes with its own set of features, pricing, and API capabilities. If you need more detailed instructions on how to implement a three-way call with VAPI or have any other questions, please let me know!

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