Trillet Alternatives: AI Receptionists Compared (2026)
Trillet's AI Receptionist is one plan for owner-operators: $49/mo for 150 minutes, then $0.20/min, answering 24/7 on your existing number and booking appointments into your calendar. It comes with a 28-day money-back guarantee instead of a free trial, and it's month to month with no setup fee. (Trillet's white-label Studio and Agency plans, from $99/mo, are for agencies that resell voice AI.) The alternatives below: Rosie sells bigger minute buckets ($49/mo for 250, $149 for 1,000), Dialzara starts smaller ($29/mo for 60 minutes, then $0.48/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.
Trillet's $49 plan has the lowest published per-minute overage here ($0.20), but it includes 150 minutes. Check how many minutes you used last month before you decide which matters more to you.
Rosie, Dialzara, Goodcall, My AI Front Desk and Smith.ai compared with Trillet's $49 AI Receptionist plan.
Rosie- Starting price
- $49/mo (250 min)
- Best for
- Solo owners and small businesses that miss calls
Dialzara- Starting price
- $29/mo
- Best for
- Very small businesses with low call volume on a budget
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
- Price it at your own volume. At 100 minutes a month, Trillet's $49 covers it, while Dialzara Lite would be $48.20 ($29 for 60 plus 40 minutes at $0.48). At 300 minutes, Trillet is $79 ($49 plus 150 minutes at $0.20) and Dialzara Pro is $135 ($99 for 220 plus 80 minutes at $0.45). Rosie Professional covers 250 minutes and lists no overage rate, so at 300 the sure fit is Scale at $149 for 1,000. This is list-price arithmetic only.
- Work out the price per included minute. Trillet is about 32.7¢ ($49 for 150), Rosie Professional about 19.6¢ ($49 for 250), Rosie Scale about 14.9¢ ($149 for 1,000), Dialzara Lite about 48.3¢ ($29 for 60) and My AI Front Desk 49.5¢ ($99 for 200, or 39.5¢ billed annually).
- Trillet's receptionist is one Trillet-branded agent for your own business, not for resale. Outbound campaigns and client workspaces are on its white-label plans (from $99/mo, then $0.12/min of AI usage, with a 7-day free trial that needs a card).
- Spanish and transfers: Rosie answers in English and Spanish on every plan, with calendar booking and warm and live transfers from its $149 Scale plan. Dialzara has blind transfer on every plan, and warm transfer, bilingual English and Spanish and calendar sync from its $99 Pro plan.
- Long calls and repeat callers favor Goodcall and Smith.ai, since neither meters minutes. Goodcall counts one phone number once a month, however often it calls back.
- Try before you commit: Trillet's receptionist has a 28-day money-back guarantee rather than a free trial. Rosie, Dialzara and My AI Front Desk have 7-day free trials, Smith.ai's Free plan covers 25 calls a month, and Goodcall lets you test a free demo agent before you connect a number.
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Prices from vendors' official pricing pages, checked October 19, 2026. Not sponsored; order isn't a ranking.