Comparison
Voxipo vs Rosie
Pick Rosie if you want a published price from $49 a month, with live transfers and texting from its $149 plan; pick Voxipo if you want missed callers phoned back from your own verified business number and offered a booking in Google Calendar, Outlook, Cal.com or GoHighLevel during the call.
Updated . Prices for Rosie as of October 2026, from its own website.
Price
Rosie prices as of October 2026
Rosie is an AI answering service with plans for home-service businesses, including HVAC and plumbing pages on its site. Voxipo is an AI receptionist for owner-run trades businesses that pay for their leads. Both answer calls around the clock. They differ in how they handle the calls you miss, what they connect to, and how they price.
| Plan | Monthly price | What it includes | Above the allowance |
|---|---|---|---|
| Professional | $49 | 250 minutes. Texts callers a scheduling link | Not stated on the pricing page |
| Scale | $149 | 1,000 minutes. Live and warm transfers, books directly on your calendar, texts callers during calls | Not stated on the pricing page |
| Growth | $299 | 2,000 minutes. Adds transfers that try several numbers in turn, custom agent training and onboarding | Not stated on the pricing page |
Rosie offers two months free on annual billing and a 7-day free trial. Every plan includes English and Spanish, call recordings and summaries, a Zapier connection and iOS and Android apps. Voxipo does not publish prices yet and quotes on your call volume. See how Voxipo pricing works.
Sources: Rosie pricing
Features
Feature by feature
| Voxipo | Rosie | |
|---|---|---|
| Published price | Not published yet. Quoted on your answered and missed call volume | From $49 a month |
| Answering hours | 24/7 on calls that reach your Voxipo number | 24/7 |
| Callback to missed callers | Calls missed callers back from your SMS-verified business number after a delay you set (30 seconds by default), between 8am and 9pm in the caller's time. Calls missed outside that window get no callback | Not listed on Rosie's pricing page |
| Booking during the call | Google Calendar, Outlook, Cal.com and GoHighLevel, during the call | Google Calendar, Calendly, Acuity and Appointlet on Scale and above. Professional texts a scheduling link |
| Live call transfer | Not available yet. The agent saves the call details and your team calls back | Live and warm transfers on Scale and above |
| Texting callers | No texting tool in the standard agent setup | Texts callers during calls on Scale and above |
| Field-service software | Jobber is coming soon. No Housecall Pro or ServiceTitan connection | Its help center lists Jobber, Housecall Pro, Workiz, ServiceM8 and other CRMs |
| Languages | Home-services templates in English and Spanish | English and Spanish |
| Try before you pay | Talk to a real Voxipo agent in your browser before you connect a number | 7-day free trial |
Sources: Rosie pricingRosie calendar bookingRosie CRM integrations
Where Rosie wins
- A published price today: $49 a month for 250 minutes, with a 7-day free trial.
- Live and warm call transfers to you or your team from the $149 Scale plan.
- Texts callers during the call and can send a scheduling link instead of booking.
- Its help center lists integrations with field-service tools Voxipo does not connect to today, such as Housecall Pro. Voxipo's Jobber connection is still coming soon.
- Native iOS and Android apps.
Where Voxipo wins
- Calls back the people you miss from your own SMS-verified business number, after a delay you set (30 seconds by default), between 8am and 9pm in the caller's time.
- Books into Outlook, Cal.com and GoHighLevel calendars as well as Google Calendar.
- Keeps the recording, transcript and summary in a lightweight CRM, with contacts matched by phone number.
Who should pick Rosie
Pick Rosie if you want a known monthly price now, need calls transferred to your phone while you are on a job, or run Housecall Pro or Jobber and want the answering service connected to it.
Who should pick Voxipo
Pick Voxipo if your lost jobs come from calls you could not pick up, you pay for those calls through Google Local Services Ads or other ads, and you want those callers phoned back from your own number, where the agent can book them into your calendar.
Questions
Voxipo vs Rosie: FAQs
Is Voxipo cheaper than Rosie?
There is no like-for-like answer yet because Voxipo does not publish prices. Rosie lists $49, $149 and $299 a month as of October 2026. Voxipo quotes on your answered and missed call volume. Compare both on one typical week of your own calls.
Can Voxipo transfer a call to me like Rosie does?
Live call transfer is not available in Voxipo yet. The agent saves the call with a transcript, summary and callback details so your team can call back. If you need live transfer today, Rosie's Scale plan includes it.
Does Rosie call back missed callers?
Rosie's pricing page describes answering, transfers and texting, and does not list a callback to people whose calls you missed. Ask Rosie if this matters to you. Voxipo's callback starts when your carrier forwards an unanswered call to Voxipo.
Which calendars do Voxipo and Rosie book into?
Voxipo books into Google Calendar, Outlook, Cal.com and GoHighLevel during the call. Rosie books directly into Google Calendar, Calendly, Acuity and Appointlet on its Scale plan and above.
Can I try both before paying?
Rosie offers a 7-day free trial. With Voxipo you can talk to a real agent in your browser before you connect your number, then ask for a quote.
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