Pricing
A human answering service runs $180 to $600 a month. It takes messages, does not know your service area, and the bill spikes in July. This is that budget, spent on something that books the job.
| Plan | Per month | Minutes | What that is | What it covers |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| One Truck | $39 | 200 | about 55 calls | After hours and overflow cover |
| Crew | $99 | 650 | about 185 calls | Round the clock, books onto your calendar |
| Fleet | $249 | 1,600 | about 455 calls | Everything, at volume |
ONE TRUCK $39
The nights and weekends an answering service covers today, except it books the job instead of taking a message.
CREW $99
Every call, all day, every day. Checks your service area before it promises anything and puts the job on your calendar.
FLEET $249
For a shop where July triples the phone and the bill is the thing that hurts.
The part that matters
Four things, in this order, and you are told before each one. We wrote it out because the complaints in this category are almost never about the headline price. They are about a July invoice nobody saw coming.
| Plan | We tell you at | We stop answering at | Most the month can cost |
|---|---|---|---|
| One Truck | 160 min | 400 min | $99 |
| Crew | 520 min | 1,300 min | $294 |
| Fleet | 1,280 min | 3,200 min | $729 |
Totals for the month, not extra minutes on top. Between the middle column and the last one the phone is answered by a reduced assistant that takes messages, and nothing is billed.
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Before you pay
Put in your website. We read it, build an agent from what is on it, and you have a conversation with it in your browser. No card, no email, no phone call from us.
Fourteen day trial after that, card required, capped at 100 minutes. There is no free tier: every minute costs us money, and a free tier is an invitation to route a whole phone system through it.
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