Voxgard
vs CloudTalk.
CloudTalk is a cloud phone system for sales and support teams, and its AI receptionist is one part of it. Voxgard is only an AI receptionist, built for local businesses that need every call answered and booked. CloudTalk’s AI tiers start free with 50 minutes, list a paid tier at $99 a month for 200 minutes, and an AI Specialist tier at €349 a month for 1,000 minutes; its phone seats are sold separately, per user, from €19 a month. Voxgard is $249 a month for 300 minutes, then $0.55 a minute, with no seats. CloudTalk lists more than 70 languages and 95 integrations, and a 14-day trial without a card. Voxgard lists 32 languages, books into Google Calendar and Calendly, and texts callers today, which CloudTalk lists as coming soon. Pick CloudTalk if you also need a team phone system; pick Voxgard if you need the front desk. Checked on both websites on 25 September 2026.
Updated September 2026Side by side.
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| Voxgard | CloudTalk | |
|---|---|---|
| What it is | AI receptionist | Cloud phone system; the AI receptionist is one tier of it |
| Billed by | The minute: a monthly allowance, then a per-minute rate. No per-seat fees | AI: minute bundles. Phone system: per user, per month |
| Entry plan | Basic: $249/month with 300 minutes, then $0.55/minute | AI Receptionist: free with 50 minutes. Paid from $99/month with 200 minutes (the page shows both EUR and USD) |
| Other plans | Standard $549/month with 1,000 minutes, then $0.35/minute. Enterprise from $1,500/month | AI Specialist €349/month with 1,000 minutes. Custom €0.15/minute above 10,000 minutes. Phone seats €19–€69 per user |
| Setup | Configured by our engineers on your scripts during the pilot | “Does not charge setup or onboarding fees” |
| Trial | Free 5-day pilot on your real calls, no credit card | 14-day trial, 50 free AI minutes, no card required |
| Contract | Month to month; 15% off when paid yearly | Monthly plans cancel anytime; annual is a 12-month commitment |
| Languages | 32 languages, switching mid-call | “70+ languages and accents” (the pricing page says 60+) |
| Booking | Google Calendar and Calendly, while the caller is on the line | Books into your live calendar; calendars not named |
| Integrations named | HubSpot, GoHighLevel, Salesforce, Zoho CRM, Pipedrive (Standard and up); Zapier, Make, n8n | HubSpot, Salesforce, Pipedrive, Zoho CRM, Microsoft Dynamics 365, Zendesk, Zapier, Make and others (95+) |
| Texts callers | Two-way SMS and MMS, $0.05 and $0.15 per message | “Coming soon: appointment scheduling via SMS links” |
| Hand-off | To your managers, in the order you set, when the caller asks for a person | Live transfer to your team with the call context |
Sources: CloudTalk AI Receptionist, CloudTalk AI voice agent pricing, CloudTalk pricing. Voxgard: pricing.
Where CloudTalk
fits better.
CloudTalk is the better pick in these cases.
You need a phone system too
CloudTalk gives a team phone numbers, a dialer and call analytics from one vendor. Voxgard answers and books; it is not a team phone system.
A longer trial
Fourteen days and 50 AI minutes, no card. Voxgard’s pilot is five days.
Sales and support CRMs
CloudTalk lists more than 95 integrations, including Zendesk and Microsoft Dynamics 365.
Where Voxgard
fits better.
Voxgard is built for the front desk of a local business, not a call center.
One price, no seats
Voxgard is one monthly plan in dollars with minutes included. There are no per-user phone seats to add.
Named calendars and texts today
Voxgard books into Google Calendar and Calendly during the call and sends two-way SMS and MMS now. CloudTalk lists SMS scheduling as coming soon.
Set up for you
Our engineers configure the operator on your scripts during the pilot, with trade and local-business scripts to start from.
Switching
over.
Nothing to install, and the old service can stay on until you are sure.
Keep your number
Forward your line to Voxgard, or port it later. Callers dial the number they already know.
Run both for a week
Forward only after-hours calls, or one location, during the pilot. Your current service keeps the rest.
Bring your scripts
Send us the greeting, questions and routing you use today. Our engineers set the operator up on them.
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Voxgard or CloudTalk?
Both. CloudTalk sells a cloud phone system billed per user, and an AI receptionist with its own minute bundles. Voxgard sells only the AI receptionist.
CloudTalk’s AI tier starts free at 50 minutes and lists $99 for 200 minutes; Voxgard starts at $249 for 300 minutes. CloudTalk does not show an overage rate for its entry tier, and its prices mix euros and dollars, so we do not compute a monthly comparison here.
CloudTalk lists more than 70 languages and accents. Voxgard lists 32, switching mid-call and texting in the caller’s language.
With Voxgard, yes. Forward your line during the pilot, or port it later.
Try it on
your own calls.
Five days on your real line, free, no card. Keep CloudTalk running while you compare.