Voxgard
vs Rosie.
Rosie is an AI answering service for small businesses, priced from $49 a month for 250 minutes, $149 for 1,000 and $299 for 2,000. Voxgard is $249 a month for 300 minutes and $549 for 1,000. On published prices Rosie costs much less at every plan size. Rosie also connects to trade software that Voxgard does not name, including Jobber, Housecall Pro and Workiz, and speaks English and Spanish on every call. Rosie keeps calendar booking, warm transfers and in-call texting for its $149 plan and up; on Voxgard, booking, transfers and two-way SMS are on every plan. Voxgard answers in 32 languages and starts with a five-day pilot on your real calls, set up by our engineers. For a trade business on Jobber that serves English and Spanish callers, Rosie is hard to beat on price. Checked on both websites on 25 September 2026.
Updated September 2026Side by side.
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| Voxgard | Rosie | |
|---|---|---|
| What it is | AI receptionist | AI answering service for small businesses |
| Billed by | The minute: a monthly allowance, then a per-minute rate. No per-seat fees | Monthly plans with included minutes |
| Entry plan | Basic: $249/month with 300 minutes, then $0.55/minute | Professional: $49/month with 250 minutes; overage not listed |
| Other plans | Standard $549/month with 1,000 minutes, then $0.35/minute. Enterprise from $1,500/month | Scale $149/month, 1,000 minutes. Growth $299/month, 2,000 minutes |
| Setup | Configured by our engineers on your scripts during the pilot | Not listed; white-glove onboarding on Growth |
| Trial | Free 5-day pilot on your real calls, no credit card | 7-day free trial; card requirement not listed |
| Contract | Month to month; 15% off when paid yearly | Cancel anytime |
| Languages | 32 languages, switching mid-call | “English & Spanish on every call” |
| Booking | Google Calendar and Calendly, while the caller is on the line | Calendar booking on Scale and up (Calendly, Google Calendar, Appointlet, Acuity); booking links by text on Professional |
| Integrations named | HubSpot, GoHighLevel, Salesforce, Zoho CRM, Pipedrive (Standard and up); Zapier, Make, n8n | Jobber, Housecall Pro, Workiz, HubSpot, GoHighLevel, Pipedrive, Zoho CRM and others; Zapier |
| Texts callers | Two-way SMS and MMS, $0.05 and $0.15 per message | Booking links by text on Professional; texts during the call on Scale and up |
| Hand-off | To your managers, in the order you set, when the caller asks for a person | Warm and cold transfers on Scale and up; waterfall transfers on Growth |
Sources: Rosie pricing, Rosie home page, Rosie CRM integrations. Voxgard: pricing.
What a month
costs.
Rosie does not publish an overage rate, so these rows use only its plan sizes.
| A month of | Voxgard | Rosie |
|---|---|---|
| 250 min | $249 Basic | $49 Professional |
| 1,000 min | $549 Standard | $149 Scale |
| 2,000 min | $899 Standard | $299 Growth |
Rosie figures are its published plan prices. Voxgard figures are the cheaper of Basic and Standard at that many minutes, including overage.
Where Rosie
fits better.
Rosie is the better pick in these cases.
Price
Rosie’s plans cost a fraction of Voxgard’s at the same number of minutes.
Trade software
Rosie connects to Jobber, Housecall Pro, Workiz and other field-service tools. Voxgard names none of these.
English and Spanish only
If those two languages cover your callers, Rosie covers them on every plan.
Where Voxgard
fits better.
Voxgard fits a business whose callers need more than two languages, or that wants every feature from the first plan.
Everything on the entry plan
Calendar booking, transfers and two-way SMS and MMS are on Voxgard Basic. Rosie keeps booking and transfers for $149 and up.
32 languages
Voxgard answers in 32 languages and switches mid-call. Rosie speaks English and Spanish.
Engineers, not a wizard
Our engineers set the operator up on your scripts during a five-day pilot on your real calls, no card.
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 Rosie?
Yes. Rosie is $49 for 250 minutes and $149 for 1,000; Voxgard is $249 for 300 and $549 for 1,000.
Rosie lists Jobber, Housecall Pro and Workiz among its CRM integrations. Voxgard connects to other systems through Zapier, Make or n8n.
Rosie’s $49 plan sends booking links by text; direct calendar booking starts on the $149 plan. Voxgard books directly on every plan.
Rosie: English and Spanish. Voxgard: 32 languages.
Try it on
your own calls.
Five days on your real line, free, no card. Keep Rosie running while you compare.