Pricing that pays for the calls you'd have missed.

One simple unit that covers everything the receptionist does — answering a call, sending a text, following up by email. Each plan includes a monthly pool: Reception's 5,000 credits is roughly 2.5 hours of live calls or ~650 texts; Autopilot's 17,000 is around 9 hours of calls plus automated nurture. You mix and match however your leads come in, instead of juggling separate minute, text and email limits.

Nothing breaks. On a paid plan you can top up anytime, and you'll see live usage in your dashboard with an alert as you approach your pool. Prefer certainty? Set a hard monthly cap and extras simply pause at your limit — no surprise bills, ever. The Free plan is always capped rather than charged.

On every paid plan, the receptionist detects and replies in the caller's language automatically — so an enquiry in Mandarin, Arabic or Vietnamese is answered naturally instead of lost. It can even switch mid-sentence.

Yes — every price is per user seat, per month, like the tools your team already uses. Add a seat for each agent who wants their own line, calendar sync and follow-up; remove seats anytime. Volume pricing kicks in at the Enterprise tier.

Anytime — no lock-in contracts. Upgrade, downgrade or cancel from your dashboard and it applies next cycle. New paid plans come with a 7-day money-back guarantee, so you can put it on real calls risk-free.

Voqo jumps from about A$110 straight to A$500 with nothing in between and no free tier. At Ease lets you start free, grow into Reception at A$149, and unlock full booking + nurture on Autopilot at A$499 — plus budget-fit matching that reconciles a buyer's budget against the seller's real expectations, which generic AI receptionists don't do.