OnCallClerk

Partlyfrom Growth Plan

$99 a month on Growth Plan for 100 calls of 2.5 minutes (250 billed minutes). Billing increment not stated: computed per second (2.5 min a call). If they round each call up to the minute (3 min), it is $99. Starter Plan might cost less, but no overage price is published, so it could not be priced past its allowance.

Partlyfrom Pro Plan

$399 a month on Pro Plan for 500 calls of 2.5 minutes (1,250 billed minutes). Billing increment not stated: computed per second (2.5 min a call). If they round each call up to the minute (3 min), it is $399. Starter Plan, Growth Plan might cost less, but no overage price is published, so it could not be priced past its allowance.

Plans meter included call time in minutes, with each tier buying a larger monthly minute pool rather than a per-call or per-caller allowance.

Yes

Telemarketers and robocalls are screened by the agent so they do not reach the owner, though the vendor does not say whether screened calls still consume plan minutes.

Yes

The agent checks live calendar availability and writes the event during the call rather than texting a booking link afterwards, and the caller gets a confirmation.

Yes

Transfers are rule-based on call type, time of day or caller request, and the vendor says it can brief your team on context first (warm) or pass the call straight through.

Yes

Coverage is round-the-clock including nights, weekends and public holidays, and the vendor states after-hours callers can get a different greeting under rules you define.

Yes

You set what counts as urgent and the agent transfers those callers to your mobile immediately, with an instant text alert carrying caller details.

No

There is no human team behind the agent: the vendor markets the absence of people as the point, and unhandled questions become a message, callback promise or transfer to your own staff instead.

Yes

You supply the services, pricing, FAQs and handling instructions the agent works from, and industry templates pre-fill qualifying questions such as a buyer's timeline and budget.

Yes

The agent answers service, hours, pricing and availability questions from information you enter or paste in, and offers a message or transfer rather than guessing when asked something outside it.

Partly

The agent sends the caller an SMS confirmation when it books, but nothing on the site documents two-way texting, a missed-call text back, or holding a text conversation with a caller.

Yes

Every call produces a transcript and structured summary delivered by email, SMS or both; SMS alerts are opt-in from dashboard settings and the vendor does not charge for the messages.

Yes

Full searchable transcripts plus summaries come with every call and can be exported, and the privacy policy confirms call recordings are kept for 90 days by default with configurable retention.

Yes

Google Calendar is a native integration that writes the event mid-call, and the vendor states Outlook/Microsoft 365 and Calendly are also supported, with anything else reachable by webhook.

Yes

Google Calendar is a native integration that writes the event mid-call, and the vendor states Outlook/Microsoft 365 and Calendly are also supported, with anything else reachable by webhook.

Yes

Google Calendar is a native integration that writes the event mid-call, and the vendor states Outlook/Microsoft 365 and Calendly are also supported, with anything else reachable by webhook.

Yes

HubSpot is a native OAuth integration that logs the call and opens deals, Google Sheets captures leads, and signed call-event webhooks push to any other system directly or via Zapier, Make and n8n.

Partly

ServiceTitan, Jobber and Housecall Pro are reached through signed webhooks rather than native apps, and no dental, legal, restaurant or salon system (Dentrix, Clio, OpenTable, Mindbody) is listed at all.

Partly

Every plan opens with a 14-day free trial on a real number, so you can run live calls before paying; the pricing FAQ separately claims a permanently free starter plan, which the rate card does not show.

No

Sign-up takes no payment details, and the vendor repeats that promise in the pricing FAQ and on every call-to-action block across the site.

Yes

The whole purchase and setup path is self-service through a four-step wizard with no demo call, no sales contact and no implementation consultant involved.

No

The vendor states there is no setup or onboarding charge and that phone numbers, AI processing and transcription are all inside the plan fee.

Yes

Billing is month to month with no contract, and you upgrade, downgrade or cancel yourself in the dashboard with changes taking effect at the next cycle, so no phone call is needed to leave.

Partly

You choose from a library of more than thirty voices with accents and previews before going live, but nothing on the site offers cloning your own or a staff member's voice.

Yes

A toll-free US demo number is published for calling the AI receptionist yourself, alongside an in-page browser demo described as a 30-second listen.

Yes

You can keep your current business line and forward it to the agent so callers dial the number they already know, or take a new local or toll-free number instead.

Eighteen industry templates ship with pre-filled pricing, FAQs, vocabulary and urgency rules, spanning trades, property management, salons, veterinary, auto repair, legal and accounting.

Partlyfrom Growth Plan

Several numbers and agents run from one account — three on Growth, ten on Pro, twenty-five on Enterprise — but capacity is sold per plan tier, with no per-location price or multi-location management feature described.

Partly

Setup is a guided self-service wizard the vendor says takes under ten minutes with templates and smart defaults, but no page offers a done-for-you build, onboarding call or managed configuration.