AutoLeap AIR

$99 a month on Starter for 100 calls of 2.5 minutes. Plus a one-time setup fee of $100, not included.

$199 a month on Growth for 500 calls of 2.5 minutes. Plus a one-time setup fee of $100, not included.

Metered per call rather than per minute: monthly plans buy a fixed number of calls, and there is a contract-free pay-as-you-go option charged per individual call.

Yes

Calls past the plan allowance keep being answered and are billed as overage at a flat published per-call rate, identical on both monthly plans.

Partly

It schedules during the live call, but what lands is an appointment request on AutoLeap's own calendar, and the calendar integration is described as being for AutoLeap users.

Partly

It routes a caller to a human when asked, but the vendor limits that to business hours and never claims a warm transfer where your team is briefed first.

Yes

Round-the-clock answering including weekends and holidays, and the shop controls both when AIR picks up and which calls it takes.

No

The vendor states AIR runs on its own with no human supervisor behind it; the only human fallback is forwarding to the shop's own staff, not to vendor agents.

Partly

Prompts and what it says are customisable and it collects name, number and vehicle details, but the vendor never describes configurable qualifying questions or lead scoring.

Yes

The shop loads its own pricing, hours and booking expectations so AIR answers those questions itself; directions and landmarks can be added too.

Partly

Every call produces a written summary visible in the AIR Portal dashboard, but the vendor never says a summary is pushed to you by SMS or email.

Yes

Full transcripts ship with every plan and the portal copy contrasts reading them with listening to recordings, so both artifacts exist for each call.

Yes

no page names Google Calendar, Outlook or Calendly as a destination.

Yes

no page names Google Calendar, Outlook or Calendly as a destination.

Yes

no page names Google Calendar, Outlook or Calendly as a destination.

Partly

It is built around AutoLeap's own shop management system and claims generic compatibility with whatever software a shop runs, but names no third-party system it writes into.

Partly

There is a 30-day free period advertised as a limited-time offer rather than a standing free plan, so you can run it on your line before paying but not indefinitely.

Yes

Both monthly plans carry a Sign Up button into AutoLeap's AIR portal rather than a demo request, and the vendor stresses no contract or minimum spend.

Partly

A one-time $100 set-up charge is published but hedged as conditional, so a buyer cannot tell from the page whether their shop will be billed it.

Yes

Sold month to month with no commitment and no minimum spend on the pay-as-you-go option; the vendor does not say how cancellation is performed.

English, Spanish and French are named with recorded sample calls in each, and the vendor claims further languages without listing them or tying any to a plan.

Partly

You choose the voice and tone during setup, but nothing on the site offers cloning your own or a staff member's voice.

Yes

A public demo number is published for calling the agent yourself, and five recorded sample conversations in three languages sit on the same page.

Partly

Onboarding is described as connecting your existing shop number, which implies forwarding, but no page spells out the forwarding mechanism or conditional routing rules.

Yes

Sold across the US and Canada, with USD and CAD the only currencies offered and offices in Atlanta and Toronto

Yes

no UK, EU or Australian availability is claimed anywhere.

One trade, segmented: the vendor lists eleven auto shop types it adapts to, from body shops and tire shops to mobile mechanics and franchises.

Partly

The vendor claims AIR scales across multiple locations for franchise brands, but publishes no per-location price and no account structure for several numbers.

Partly

Setup is presented as a self-directed four-step flow — connect the number, go live, receive requests — with no stated time to first answered call or hands-on onboarding for AIR.

Partly

AutoLeap-wide support is live chat during business hours plus a knowledge base and an account manager; no AIR-specific channel or after-hours cover is published.