Slang AI

Partlyfrom Core

$399 a month on Core for 100 calls of 2.5 minutes. Core is bought through sales.

Partlyfrom Core

$399 a month on Core for 500 calls of 2.5 minutes. Core is bought through sales.

Billing is a flat recurring fee per restaurant location rather than per minute or per call, with the published figures starting at $399 and $599 a location and no call allowance printed on the plan cards.

Partly

No overage rate is published; the terms instead say that exceeding the usage limits on your order form moves you onto a higher price tier for subsequent fees, which is an automatic upgrade rather than a stated per-unit charge.

Yes

The AI completes the booking inside the restaurant's own reservation system during the call, and guests can also modify or cancel, rather than merely being sent a booking link by text.

Partly

Calls it cannot handle are forwarded to a human and VIP callers can be routed straight to staff, but the vendor nowhere states that staff are briefed first, so a warm transfer is not established.

Yes

The product answers around the clock and call scheduling lets an operator set different routing during and after business hours, including how VIP calls are handled out of hours.

Partlyfrom Premium

Real-time topic alerts push matters such as complaints or lost items straight to a manager's phone, but that feature sits on the Premium plan and the vendor describes no emergency detection or on-call rota.

No

There is no human answering team behind the AI: unrecognised questions are forwarded to the restaurant's own staff or answered with a text, and the vendor is explicit that it supports rather than replaces staff.

Partly

Prompts ship pre-built from the vendor's own call corpus and routing is configurable per restaurant, but writing your own intake question set is only described as Enterprise custom workflows, not as a self-service feature.

Yes

It answers hours, menu, dietary, parking and policy questions from information the restaurant supplies at setup, and the vendor stresses answers come from approved content rather than open-ended generation.

Partlyfrom Premium

Every plan can text guests links and confirmations during a call, but two-way automated text conversations are the Direct Text feature, which the comparison table only ticks for Premium and Enterprise.

Partly

Call summaries, recordings and transcripts are collected in the dashboard on every plan; push-to-phone delivery exists only as Premium real-time topic alerts, and no per-call SMS summary is described.

Yes

Full recordings, written transcripts, summaries and caller details are kept together in the dashboard so staff can listen back and read what was said on any guest call.

Partlyfrom Enterprise

No CRM, Zapier or webhook route is published for the standard plans; lead data flows to event platforms Tripleseat and Perfect Venue, and anything else is sold as Enterprise custom integration work.

Yes

It connects to the software restaurants actually run on: OpenTable, SevenRooms, Yelp and Resy for reservations, plus Tripleseat and Perfect Venue for private events and catering leads.

Partly

There is no free plan; the only free way in is a pilot or evaluation arrangement, where the contract can be cancelled within thirty days of the effective date and fees paid for the evaluation service are refunded.

No

Buying runs through an order form and invoicing rather than a card checkout: fees are invoiced monthly in advance and payable within thirty days, so no card is taken up front.

No

Prices are published but not buyable online: every plan button reads Get a quote, and the vendor says pricing is customised to call volume, locations and features and directs buyers to its team.

Partly

Term length lives in each order form rather than on the site, renewal is automatic for an equal period, and leaving requires written notice at least thirty days before the term ends, so you cannot cancel on the spot.

Partlyfrom Premium

The Core plan is limited to bilingual Spanish conversations; automatic detection and mid-call switching across 97 languages comes with Superhost, which the pricing table ties to the Premium plan.

Partlyfrom Premium

You pick from a fixed library of twenty premium voices with American, British and Australian accents and set custom greetings; nothing on the site offers cloning your own or a staff member's voice.

Partly

A public voice library plays recorded samples of each available voice, but the vendor publishes no demo phone number to call: the demo path is a form request handled by its team.

Partly

The standard arrangement is a new local or toll-free number from the vendor for your website and Google profile; keeping your existing number is possible but has to be agreed with the onboarding team.

No

the pricing page also quotes Canadian and Australian dollars, while the UK and EU are not addressed anywhere.

The product is built for one trade only, full-service restaurants, and ships ready-made prompts for common guest questions drawn from the vendor's analysis of its own call corpus.

Yes

Pricing is explicitly per location and the product is built for groups: cross-location reservation cross-selling, stack-ranked performance across the portfolio and consistent branding at every location.

Yes

The vendor runs onboarding through its own team and a pre-onboarding survey, and claims it needs under half an hour of the operator's time with same-day go-live possible.

Dedicated success managers are included from the entry plan, and the contact page offers a support ticket form, a phone line, SMS and email, though no published hours or response times.