How much does an AI receptionist cost?
The three ways they charge, what to check on the bill and a real price.
Guides · AI receptionist
Short, practical answers to the questions owners ask before they let an AI answer their phone: what it costs, whether it is worth it, how it works, how it compares with a person, and what to do about missed calls, after-hours calls, unanswered WhatsApp messages and quotes that go cold.
Each guide starts with the direct answer, then the details, a few frequent questions and where to go next.
The three ways they charge, what to check on the bill and a real price.
When it pays for itself, when it doesn’t, and the math to decide.
Call forwarding, answering, booking, the call report and transfers, step by step.
An honest look at hours, cost, languages and what each one does best.
What callers care about, and a simple test you can run yourself.
Nights, weekends and holidays: the options and how to set them up.
Why calls get missed, what it costs and six practical fixes.
Quick fixes, and an AI that replies on WhatsApp, Telegram and web chat.
A follow-up schedule you can copy, and AI email follow-up by your rules.
A flat monthly price instead of paying per call or per human minute.
A free calculator, the comparison table and the pages for each type of business.
Free: how much unanswered calls cost you a month and a year.
Autorys, Smith.ai, Ruby and others, feature by feature, with real prices.
Home services, dental clinics, salons, auto repair and restaurants.
Call +1 332 241 7428 and hear it for yourself. If you like it, sign up online and turn on forwarding: from then on, no call goes unanswered.
$149 USD per month · 500 minutes and a number included · no setup fee