Starter $300/mo for 30 calls · Basic $810 for 90 · Pro $2,100 for 300
Real human receptionists with AI assist — a genuinely different product from software answering.
- Where they win
- A human voice, human judgment on messy calls, and years of reputation. If your callers must reach a person, buy people.
- The catch
- They price by the call, not the minute, so the comparison is honest only at your own call volume: 30 calls a month is $300, and a busy month runs into four figures. Human minutes cost human wages — that isn't a criticism, it's payroll.
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$99 a month, month to month
The whole Pack: a hosted website (service and town pages, your own domain), managed AI receptionist with 250 minutes ($0.30 a minute after), website chat, online booking, quotes with deposits and final payment to your own account, online estimates, maintenance plans, a customer list with reminders and campaigns, a weekly social content pack, lead form, email to lead, text-back, customer messages, one lead inbox with follow-up, weekly report and integrations. Setup and tuning are done for you. Miss a call, month's free — in writing.
- Where we lose
- Where we lose, first: at $49, Rosie is cheaper — buy it if you want software to run yourself. If your callers need a human being, buy humans. And the others have testimonials; we're new enough that we have a guarantee and a phone number instead.
- What you can check right now
- One of those you can verify in 30 seconds: (765) 200-9397 is the product, answering. Call it and try to trip it.