Dialzara Alternatives: AI Receptionists Compared (2026)
Dialzara sells four minute plans: Business Lite at $29/mo for 60 minutes ($0.48 per extra minute), Pro at $99 for 220 ($0.45), Plus at $199 for 500 ($0.40) and Elite at $349 for 1,000 ($0.35), with a 7-day free trial and no contract. The alternatives below: Rosie sells bigger minute buckets ($49/mo for 250, $149 for 1,000), Trillet is $49/mo for 150 minutes, then $0.20/min, Goodcall bills per unique customer with no per-minute charges ($79/mo for 100, then 79¢ each), My AI Front Desk is $99/mo ($79/mo billed annually) for 200 voice minutes plus chat and texting, and Smith.ai bills per call (25 free a month, then $3.00 each; Pro is $150/mo for 75 calls). Prices are from each vendor's own pricing page.
Dialzara's $29 Lite plan is the cheapest way in, but it covers 60 minutes. Look up how many minutes you used last month before you pick a plan, here or anywhere else.
Rosie, Trillet, Goodcall, My AI Front Desk and Smith.ai compared with Dialzara's minute-based AI receptionist plans.
Rosie- Starting price
- $49/mo (250 min)
- Best for
- Solo owners and small businesses that miss calls
Trillet- Starting price
- $49/mo (150 min)
- Best for
- Solo owners, plus agencies reselling voice AI under their own brand
Goodcall- Starting price
- $79/mo
- Best for
- Trades and local shops booking work by phone
My AI Front Desk- Starting price
- $99/mo ($79/mo billed annually)
- Best for
- Growing small businesses wanting voice, chat and text in one front-office plan
Smith.ai- Starting price
- Free (25 calls/mo); Pro from $150/mo
- Best for
- Professional services (e.g. law firms) wanting per-call pricing and integrations like Clio
What to check before you choose
- Work out the price per included minute. Dialzara Lite is about 48.3¢ ($29 for 60), Pro 45¢ ($99 for 220), Plus about 39.8¢ ($199 for 500) and Elite about 34.9¢ ($349 for 1,000). Rosie Professional is about 19.6¢ ($49 for 250), Rosie Scale about 14.9¢ ($149 for 1,000) and Trillet about 32.7¢ ($49 for 150). That only holds if you use every minute.
- Plan for going over. Dialzara publishes $0.48 down to $0.35 per extra minute depending on plan, Trillet $0.20, My AI Front Desk 25 credits ($0.25) a minute from a 1,000-credit monthly pool, and Goodcall bills extra callers at its plan rate (79¢, 26¢ or 15¢). Rosie's pricing page shows no per-minute overage rate.
- Check what the $29 plan leaves out. Dialzara's comparison table puts warm transfers, bilingual English and Spanish, and Google/Outlook calendar sync on Pro ($99) and up. Rosie includes English and Spanish on every plan, with calendar booking and warm transfers from its $149 Scale plan.
- Very few calls? Smith.ai's Free plan covers 25 calls a month at $0, and Goodcall lets you build and test a free demo agent before you connect a number.
- Count the extras. Dialzara prices its AI SMS agent separately ($19/mo plus $0.05 per AI message) and its outbound calling plans start at $750/mo for 1,500 contacts. Rosie's website chat widget is free on every plan; its website texting add-on is $50/mo for 25 conversations.
- Try before you commit: Dialzara and Rosie have 7-day free trials, and Trillet's receptionist has a 28-day money-back guarantee instead of a trial.
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Prices from vendors' official pricing pages, checked October 19, 2026. Not sponsored; order isn't a ranking.