Contractors & trades
$39 CAD / month
Construction, renovation, emergency repair, maintenance and outdoor work.
50 Standard calls · 1 local number
See this industryOne base.
The jobs you actually need.
Start with your industry. Your base price is fixed and shown here, and every add-on is included in your free trial.
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Base price in CAD per month, before tax. No setup fee.
7 days, 20 answered calls, no card
Eight industries.
Eight starting points.
The base is the same product in every industry — what changes is the intake behind it: the questions asked, the words used, and what a request has to carry to be useful.
Clinics & home care
$69 CAD / month
Dentists, clinics, allied health practitioners and home care agencies.
50 Standard calls · 1 local number
See this industryReal estate
$45 CAD / month
Owners, property managers, agents and short-term rental operators.
50 Standard calls · 1 local number
See this industryLaw & accounting firms
$49 CAD / month
Lawyers, notaries, accounting firms, tax preparers and bookkeepers.
50 Standard calls · 1 local number
See this industryGarages & auto repair
$55 CAD / month
Mechanical repair, tires, body work, fleet maintenance and mobile mechanics.
50 Standard calls · 1 local number
See this industryVeterinary clinics
$59 CAD / month
Clinics, hospitals, mobile practices, farm and equine work.
50 Standard calls · 1 local number
See this industrySalons, gyms, classes & shops
$29 CAD / month
Salons, spas, gyms, studios, driving schools, private lessons and shops.
50 Standard calls · 1 local number
See this industryRestaurants & caterers
$35 CAD / month
Restaurants, takeout counters, caterers and event venues with catering.
50 Standard calls · 1 local number
See this industryEvery base covers 50 Standard calls and one local number per month.
What every base covers.
In the same words.
Five things hold on all eight bases, and each of them is read from the same catalogue as your offer.
What the base does not do
- It does not give a firm price on the phone. It passes on the rates you approved and writes the rest down as a request.
- It does not decide for you. Accepting a job, a matter or a booking stays with your team.
- It does not write into a calendar or a business tool on its own. Any such action depends on an available connection and on the permissions you grant, confirmed during setup.
- Answer in French and in English
- Take down the work, the address and the timing asked for
- Note when the caller is free and agree on a callback
- Hand you a written request you can act on
- Answer your own questions about a call
Around the price,
worth reading in full.
The base price is one number. What sits around it — what gets counted, and how — has its own page, because a footnote would not do it justice.
Market reference · surveyed October 23, 2026
Where your base sits.
Public entry prices of AI receptionists in Canada, read on their official pages on that date. A plan counted in minutes runs out with long calls; your base counts answered calls.
- Zenvox · $29 to $69 / month50 Standard calls, whatever their length
- OKAI Canada · $5* / month25 minutes
- Voxara · $49 / month100 minutes
- Aillo · $49 US / month150 minutes
- RoehAI · $49 US* / month120 minutes
- Aria · $59 / month150 minutes
- Allie (Allema) · $99* / month250 minutes
- Ask Benny · $99 / month300 minutes
- Clémentine (Allesi) · from $99* / monthvolume not published
- Virtual Assistant Canada · $99 / month200 minutes
- Dialbox · $129 / month100 calls
- Sofia (Nexia) · $197* / month250 minutes
- Agent IA Vocal · $199 US / month60 minutes
- Zenicall · $200 / month120 minutes
- Allô Clinique · $299* / month300 calls (clinics)
- Mihron AI · $299 / monthvolume not published (fair use)
- Nova Secrétariat · $299* / month500 minutes
- Voxify · $300 / monthno call cap advertised
- VocalOps · $400 / month500 minutes
- SYNAPSE.ai · $497* / monthno call cap advertised (restaurants)
- AutoScale AI · $797 / month700 minutes
* currency inferred from the vendor’s page
Canadian dollars unless noted; currencies not converted; where a page does not state its currency, the provider’s home currency. Setup fees and method in the full survey. Read the full survey
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What you are charged.
And what you are not.
No setup fee. Setting you up, writing your rules into the receptionist and testing the line are part of what you already pay. There is no setup fee and no activation fee on any of the eight bases.
One local number, included. A local number comes with the base. Keeping the line you already have is a matter of forwarding, checked with your carrier during setup.
Third-party charges stay third-party. Where a tool of yours bills its own connection or usage, that charge belongs to that supplier and is shown under its own name. It is not folded into your base.
Month to month. The base is a monthly price before tax. Changing industry, changing base or stopping is a decision you make on your side, in your own account.
Pricing questions.
Answered plainly.
Your base price is fixed.
Everything else is added when you want it.
Is there a setup fee?
No. There is no setup fee and no activation fee on any of the eight bases. It is not a promotion: no struck-through amount, no fee to waive.
What happens after the 50 included calls?
You add volume at any time from your workspace, in seconds. You follow your usage there live, and you can also ask your receptionist for it in writing.
Why eight different prices?
Your industry sets the ways of working on offer, the vocabulary used and the optional tasks that exist. A veterinary call and a table request do not collect the same things or route the same way. The reception included rests on the same foundation in all eight bases: the same set of reception actions, built eight ways.
Can I add an optional task?
Yes. Every task is included in your free trial: try it, keep the ones that help you. Its page says exactly what it does for you.
Do I need to add a task for the base to work?
No. Answering, qualifying, booking, alerting and passing requests on are included in all eight bases. A task adds extra work; it does not unlock reception, and nothing is switched on by default.
Can a task be removed later?
Yes. Removing it leaves the base and the other tasks intact, and the task’s data stays exportable under your account’s rules.
Which task should I add first?
The one that clears your bottleneck. When quoting waits for the evening, the task that prepares the file and follows up the quote you sent. When requests arrive from a platform or a partner, the one that removes duplicates, assigns an owner and matches the result to its source. When a no-show costs a slot, the deposit requested during the conversation, with the cancellation rule stated at the same moment. When several crews share the work, the one that assigns jobs and shows where requests pile up.
I am setting this up for a client (consultant, agency): whose name goes in?
Your client's: the business name you enter is theirs. You then hand the account over to them from your workspace, and they become its owner.
What counts as one of the 50 calls?
One conversation answered by your receptionist in Standard voice, whatever its length: two minutes or twelve, it is one call. Hearing a voice preview does not count.
Can I switch base later?
Yes. The base follows the work you do, so a business that changes shape changes base. What was collected under the old base stays yours and stays readable.
Where is my data kept?
Your call records, transcripts, archived recordings and accounts are kept in our database in Canada. Real-time voice processing is entrusted to a US-based subprocessor, which keeps a copy for at most 7 days; the privacy impact assessment (PIA) Law 25 calls for on that transfer is being drafted.
Your next caller
deserves an answer.
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