Peerlogic

Billing is a flat monthly subscription per practice, published as $399 and $699 a month, with no per-minute or per-call metering stated anywhere on the pricing page.

Partlyfrom Premium

Aimee books real appointments into the practice management system rather than sending a link, but the voice and text assistant that does it starts on the Premium plan, not the entry Professional plan.

No

When Aimee cannot handle a conversation she stops and notifies staff by email with context instead of putting the caller through, so there is no live or warm transfer to a person during the interaction.

Yes

Aimee explicitly covers after-hours and unavailable periods and the scheduling product is sold as around-the-clock booking, so coverage continues when the front desk is closed.

No

Fallback goes to the practice's own staff, who are emailed the context to follow up; the vendor does not offer its own human agents to take patient calls Aimee cannot handle.

Yes

The practice can change Aimee's name and greeting, add insurance and policy answers, set custom responses for specialty procedures and choose which of 30-plus appointment types she handles.

Yes

Hours, address, parking, accepted insurance and basic service information are preloaded as FAQs that Aimee answers instantly, though the vendor describes configured answers rather than crawling your website.

Yes

Automated missed-call-to-text recovery is included on the entry Professional plan, and full two-way SMS conversations that answer questions and book are part of Aimee's text channel on Premium.

Partlyfrom Professional

Every call gets an AI transcription and summary, and handoffs arrive by email with a dashboard link, but the vendor never says a per-call summary is sent to staff by SMS.

Yes

Calls can be played back for coaching and review, and AI transcription plus summaries are listed on every plan including the entry Professional tier.

No

Booking happens in the practice management system rather than a general calendar: Dentrix, Open Dental, Denticon, Eaglesoft and Daysmart are named, while Google Calendar, Outlook and Calendly appear nowhere on the site.

No

Booking happens in the practice management system rather than a general calendar: Dentrix, Open Dental, Denticon, Eaglesoft and Daysmart are named, while Google Calendar, Outlook and Calendly appear nowhere on the site.

No

Booking happens in the practice management system rather than a general calendar: Dentrix, Open Dental, Denticon, Eaglesoft and Daysmart are named, while Google Calendar, Outlook and Calendly appear nowhere on the site.

Partlyfrom Enterprise

CRM, scheduling and marketing integrations plus API and data feeds for BI tools are listed only in the Enterprise column; no named CRM, Zapier connector or webhook is published for the two priced plans.

Yes

The product is built around dental and veterinary practice management software, with native integrations named for Dentrix, Open Dental, Denticon, Eaglesoft and Daysmart; no trades, legal or hospitality software is covered.

No

Every call to action across the site is a demo booking and the vendor's own FAQ routes getting started through a demo and consultation with its team; there is no online sign-up or checkout.

Partlyfrom Enterprise

Custom voice models appear in the plan comparison table as an Enterprise-only line, so practices on the two published prices get no documented voice choice or cloning.

No

The only demo offered is a sales meeting booked through a form; the site publishes no number a buyer can call to hear Aimee and no recorded sample calls.

Partly

Local number porting into Peerlogic is listed as included at no extra charge in the phone add-ons block, but nothing is published about porting a number back out if the practice leaves.

No

Canada, the UK, the EU and Australia are not mentioned anywhere.

No

Canada, the UK, the EU and Australia are not mentioned anywhere.

Two verticals are shipped for, dental and veterinary, with recommended launch appointment types such as new patient cleaning and exam, pediatric exam, emergency exam and consultation, and 30-plus bookable types in total.

Partly

HIPAA-compliant infrastructure and SOC 2 certification are listed on the entry plan and the FAQ calls the solutions 100% HIPAA compliant, but no page states that a Business Associate Agreement is signed or on which plan.

Partlyfrom Enterprise

One account can cover several offices, but multi-location analytics, benchmarking and rollups are Enterprise-only with no published price, while extra voice lines on a priced plan cost $35 a month each.

Yes

Onboarding is done for you, with an Implementation Specialist handling Aimee's configuration and white-glove onboarding described for every customer; the vendor claims practices are running within minutes of the consultation.

Partlyfrom Premium

A published toll-free number, an email address, a knowledge base and a contact form are available to all customers, but 24/7 support and training access is listed as a Premium and Enterprise feature rather than entry-plan.