Nexa Receptionists: Pricing, Review and Alternatives
Nexa sells human and AI call answering in 100, 300 and 500-minute plans, priced by quote with a setup fee. How it bills, the catches, and a faster option.
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Nexa sells human and AI call answering in 100, 300 and 500-minute plans, priced by quote with a setup fee. How it bills, the catches, and a faster option.
Nextiva's XBert AI receptionist is $99 a month for 100 interactions, then 99¢ each, on a Nextiva phone plan. What it does, the catches, and alternatives.
Phonely runs $0 to $150 a month plus 25¢ to 35¢ a minute over your plan, and outbound calls start on Pro. What it does, the catches, and a better option.
Podium starts at $399 a month and its AI Employee is priced on a demo. What Jerry does on calls and texts, the catches, and a simpler AI receptionist.
ServiceTitan's AI Voice Agent costs $2.75 a call and $0.10 a text, on top of a ServiceTitan contract. What it does well, what it costs at volume, and options.
Trillet's AI receptionist is $49 a month for 150 minutes, inbound only, with calendars as its only integration. What you get, the limits, and better options.
Zoom's AI receptionist is $25 a month billed annually for 100 minutes and now works with any phone system. What it does, where it stops, and a fuller option.
An AI that phones you every morning with your day, or rings to remind you. What the call covers, what to ask for, and how to set one up in a few minutes.
Call your AI assistant from your own phone and have it move meetings, answer email and call people back. How it works, what to ask, and how to set it up.
AI call screening answers every call, knows who's calling, puts the right ones through and stops spam. How it works for a business line, and how to set it up.
DHS ordered every federal civilian agency to rip out DeepSeek, which open-sourced its production inference stack hours later. Plus: banks block AI agents.
AI voicemail that picks up instead of beeping, transcribes and summarizes every message, texts the caller back and logs it all. How it works for a business.
Aloware is a HubSpot and Salesforce phone system from $30 a user, with AI voice agents from 10¢ a minute. What you get, what it costs, and alternatives.
Avoca AI answers calls and books jobs for HVAC, plumbing and roofing shops. What it does, how its quote-only pricing works, and the best Avoca alternatives.
Tab can place a call for you. It can't answer your phone, you can't call it, and testers say it doesn't finish the job. What Tab's calls miss, and what works.
Call ChatGPT at 1-800-CHATGPT (1-800-242-8478), free for 30 minutes a month. The support line, the limits, and how to give ChatGPT a number that calls people.
CloudTalk costs $19 to $49 a user, with AI voice agents from $99 a month for 200 minutes. What you get, what adds up, and the best CloudTalk alternatives.
Kixie is a sales dialer and business phone with CRM sync and texting, but no AI agent that takes calls. Features, pricing and the best Kixie alternatives.
Leaping AI builds voice and text agents that answer calls and book estimates for remodeling contractors. What it does, how pricing works, and alternatives.
Posh charges $65 to $1,900 a month for live US receptionists, with AI minutes at half price. Every plan, the real cost per call, and the best alternatives.
Regal builds AI phone agents for enterprise contact centers, priced by custom quote. What Regal AI does, who it's for, and the best Regal alternatives.
Sameday AI answers and books calls for home service businesses from $449 a month. What it does, what it costs, and the best Sameday AI alternatives.
Sonant is an AI receptionist for insurance agencies that plugs into Applied Epic, HawkSoft and EZLynx. What it does, how pricing works, and alternatives.
Tab AI review: what the texting agent does well, where tests show it fails, whether tab.bot is safe and legit, and what to use when you need calls answered.