Official sources first
Prices on this launch come from official provider pages checked on 2026-10-18. The source and date are attached to each figure. A follow-up verification resolved selected plan and credit-pool questions before publication.
Smith.ai’s 150-call Pro monthly price has official article corroboration rather than a current pricing-card total; that distinction is stated beside its billing notes. Its 300-call Pro total remains unconfirmed.
Unknown means unknown
Third-party estimates, search snippets and ambiguous amounts are not published as prices. They appear as “Varies / check provider” with an official link and an as-of date. Rosie’s per-minute overage remains unconfirmed; its documented automatic-upgrade terms are linked separately.
Make the math visible
The comparison uses a stated workload. For minute, call and unique-customer plans with complete verified inputs, the formula is monthly fee plus usage above the allowance multiplied by the extra-unit rate. We select the lowest computed total from the listed monthly plans for that provider. We keep vendors alphabetical. The full comparison is alphabetical and unaffected by affiliate status. The Featured section above it is based on affiliate relationships and is labeled as such.
Shared credits, cash reloads, plan changes and other unresolved inputs can prevent a single comparable total. Those rows stay uncalculated. Platform components are not presented as complete call costs.
What this does not measure
This launch publishes no call-test scores, latency benchmarks, customer reviews or quality rankings. A convincing voice does not establish integration reliability. Test the jobs your callers need and confirm current provider terms.