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Published by Reeva · September 2026

Four ways to answer every call.

Reeva, Rosie, Goodcall, and Smith.ai all keep callers out of voicemail. The real differences are what counts toward your bill, when appointment booking appears, and whether you need a human safety net.

Pricing snapshot: September 28, 2026
Public monthly pricing; billing units differ, so allowances are not interchangeable.
01 / Entry pricing

Start with the billing unit.

“Calls,” “minutes,” and “unique customers” reward different call patterns. Compare your own phone log—not just the number printed on the plan.

ROSIEProfessional
$49 / mo
250 minutes per month
  • Message taking and FAQ answers
  • Appointment links by text
  • Direct calendar booking starts at $149
GOODCALLStarter
$79 / mo / agent
100 unique customers; $0.50 each after
  • Unlimited minutes and tokens
  • 1 logic flow
  • 7 days of call and customer details
SMITH.AIAI-first
$0 / mo
25 calls; then $3 per extra call. Pro is $150 for 75 calls.
  • Scheduling and qualification
  • Native integrations
  • Live-agent escalation available

Public list prices before annual discounts, taxes, add-ons, or custom terms. Reeva’s site does not publish an overage rate above plan limits; ask before choosing a tier.

The honest shortcut

Reeva is the clearest low-cost match when you want appointments booked into Google Calendar at the entry tier. Rosie is strong for minute-heavy message capture, Goodcall favors repeat callers with long conversations, and Smith.ai stands out when human escalation and deep intake matter most.

02 / Head-to-head

Reeva versus each alternative.

Select a competitor for a focused, fair comparison. Each view includes the other product’s clearest advantage—not just Reeva’s pitch.

Reeva

A lower-cost route to direct Google Calendar booking.

Entry plan
$39 for 100 calls
Booking
Direct booking in Starter
Web channel
Voice + chat widget on Growth
Best fit
Appointment-led businesses with predictable call counts

Rosie

More included talk time at entry, with a broader mobile and bilingual story.

Entry plan
$49 for 250 minutes
Booking
Appointment links at entry; direct booking at $149 Scale
Standout
English + Spanish, native mobile apps, Zapier
Best fit
Businesses optimizing for included minutes and message capture
Choose based on what the call should accomplish.

If “book it now” is the core job, Reeva includes direct calendar booking $110 below Rosie’s Scale tier. If callers mostly need answers or messages and talk time is the constraint, Rosie’s 250-minute Professional plan deserves a close look.

03 / Pick by pattern

The right choice follows your calls.

Three patterns matter more than a long feature checklist.

Appointments are the outcome

Start with Reeva. Its $39 plan includes direct Google Calendar booking, while Rosie’s direct calendar booking appears on Scale at $149.

The same customers call often

Model Goodcall carefully. One customer can call repeatedly in a month and still count once, while conversation length is unlimited.

Calls can become complex

Shortlist Smith.ai. Its available live-agent escalation and intake tooling can justify the premium where judgment matters.

04 / Feature matrix

What public entry plans actually include.

“Entry” means the lowest ongoing plan described on each vendor’s public pricing page. Smith.ai’s entry is its Free plan.

Criterion
Reeva
Rosie
Goodcall
Smith.ai
Public entry price
$39 / mo
$49 / mo
$79 / mo / agent
$0 / mo
Included usage
100 calls
250 minutes
100 unique customers
25 calls
24/7 answering
Included
Included
Included
Included
Direct calendar booking
Included
Scale, $149
Via skills / flows
AI scheduling
Call records
Dashboard + logs
Summary + transcript + recording
7 days
Recording + transcript + summary
Website experience
Voice + chat on Growth
Chat included
Not listed on pricing page
Not listed on AI pricing page
Human-agent escalation
Not listed
Call transfer on Scale
Directory transfer
Available

How this comparison was made

  1. This guide is published by Reeva. Competitor prices and plan features were taken from each vendor’s own public website on September 28, 2026.
  2. Billing units are shown as published. Calls, minutes, and unique customers are deliberately not converted into one another.
  3. “Not listed” means the cited pricing page did not advertise the feature; it does not prove the vendor cannot provide it.
  4. Vendor terms can change. Confirm taxes, overages, annual discounts, add-ons, and account-specific terms before buying.

Hear the difference before you compare another spreadsheet.

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Comparison snapshot · September 28, 2026. Rosie, Goodcall, and Smith.ai are trademarks of their respective owners. Reeva is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by them.Made for an informed shortlist—not a substitute for each vendor’s current terms.