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Trade voice receptionists (Rosie, Goodcall, QuickVoice-class)

Missed/after-hours call answering, booking, reminders — for home services, dental, salons, restaurants, auto.

Best-fit jobs

Missed/after-hours call answering, booking, reminders

Best-fit businesses

Home services, dental, salons, restaurants, auto

Integration effort

15 min (self-serve) to 2–4 weeks (FSM/PMS integration)

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What it really costs

Pricing model from the October 2026 comparison matrix. Figures marked (est.) are triangulated from secondary sources, not vendor-published; (secondary) figures come from secondary reporting.

$49–$597/mo by tier (sub-$100 tiers test poorly)

Key limits

Sub-$100/mo <58% conversation quality; verify real FSM/PMS write-back

Compliance flags

Before this goes live in your business

  • TCPA: AI-generated voices count as "artificial" voices under the FCC's Feb 2024 ruling — outbound AI calling/texting needs robocall-level consent. Penalties run $500–$1,500 per violation. The FCC's one-to-one consent rule was vacated in Jan 2025 — treat consent details as "verify with counsel," not settled law.
  • Call recording: 12+ states require all-party consent — disclose "AI + recording" at the start of every call.
  • AI disclosure: tell callers and customers it's AI (EU law since Aug 2026; US best practice). Always keep a human-escalation path.

Source: AI Agent Comparison Matrix + Landscape Report (October 2026). Every price is dated to a source in the underlying research; vendor-reported figures are labeled as such.

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