We’ve heard a lot from the giants of the AI industry. NVIDIA makes the chips that run the machines. Companies like Microsoft run the chatbots. And smaller names like C3, BigBear, Palantir and ARM have their fans. But there haven’t been any pure-play IPOs in months . . . until next week. I’m eager to see how this one does.

Vocodia Holdings will trade next week as VHAI. This isn’t a long-range science fiction story. The company is already revenue positive and management has an aggressive sales cycle to accelerate its customer acquisition efforts. Who are the customers and what is the product? Anyone with a call center is a potential customer.

The company has developed an AI system that automates up to 20,000 autonomous phone conversations at once. Those “call bots” can then reach out to people who are already working with the company’s customers with information, appointment scheduling and sales opportunities.

Think car servicing. Think home warranty. Ultimately, think of everyone who needs to spend a lot of time on the phone: salons, hospitals and so much more.

I’ll be saying more about it after the stock is on the market, but it really boils down to reasonable expectations balanced against vast potential. There are barely 4 million shares and the company will be selling 1.4 million of them along with warrants to buy more.

The units are currently tracking around $4.25 apiece. That could be extremely reasonable, considering that in theory you could be getting the right to own three shares under the right conditions.

Small float, big idea. Color me optimistic.