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Priced per front desk. Quoted on a call.
Every business answers a different number of calls. So the price is built around yours.
AI receptionist pricing
What an AI receptionist costs
You get a written quote after a 30-minute call. It covers the front desk you need, not a plan built for someone else.
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A 30-minute call
We learn your phone: when it rings, why and what should happen next.
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A written quote
It states what is covered, what each part costs and how it can change later.
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You decide
Listen to the demo for your business. Then say yes or no.
What shapes the price
Four things set your quote.
- Your call volume. A one-chair office and a ten-unit portfolio need different capacity.
- Your channels. Calls alone, or calls with texts and web chat.
- Your systems. The calendar and tools it books into.
- Your locations. One front desk, or one for each site.
Compare it
Set the quote against one missed call.
Think about what one new customer is worth to you: a patient, a stay, a lease, a repair. That is the number to hold the quote against.
To judge pricing models in general, read the AI receptionist cost guide. Weighing a person-staffed service? Read AI receptionist vs answering service.
The written quote
What the quote spells out.
- Scope. The channels, locations and hours it covers.
- Price. Each charge, and what it pays for.
- Changes. How a new location or channel is added later.
- Terms. Length, notice and what happens to your data if you leave.
Pricing questions
Questions owners ask about price.
Is it priced per minute or per call?
Neither is the starting point. The quote is set per front desk, and anything that changes with volume is written into it.
Is there a setup fee?
Whatever applies to your setup is written into the quote before you agree to anything.
Is there a contract?
Term and cancellation are written into the quote too, so you can read them first.
Can I see a price before the call?
We publish no price list, because the number depends on your phone. The cost guide shows how to judge any quote.
What does it replace?
The phone half of a front desk: answering, booking and routing. Your team keeps the work that needs a person.