Find the AI receptionist that fits your business, and what it'll really cost.
AUD prices, GST, included minutes and overage for 27 AI phone answering services that sell to Aussie small businesses. Read from each vendor's own website, not their ads.
Quick picks, by the numbers
Picked by formula from published prices (GST added where prices are ex-GST), not by us or by vendors.
Cheapest published paid plan. Tied with AI Call Centre. Entry plans often have small allowances, so check the calculator.
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Estimated bill for 100 calls averaging 3 minutes, on its Connect Plus plan. Needs a ServiceM8 account.
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Cheapest at 100 calls × 3 min among vendors whose own site says it uses an Australian voice, on its Starter plan.
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From price is each vendor's cheapest paid plan. GST is added to ex-GST prices so they compare like for like.
| Vendor | From (A$/mo)* | Best $/min† | GST | Free trial | Setup fee | Integrations | Aussie voice |
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* Cheapest paid plan. Where a vendor says its prices exclude GST, 10% has been added. Where GST isn't stated, the listed price is shown. † Plan price divided by included minutes, minute-based plans only. Badges are worked out from each vendor's published details. The cheapest plan may not include booking or integrations, so open a vendor for the detail.
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How we compare
Read the vendor's own site
Pricing pages, FAQs and terms. Not review sites, not ads. Every vendor page links its sources.
Make prices comparable
AUD throughout, 10% GST added where prices are ex-GST, and minutes, calls and overage costed for your volume.
Say when we don't know
If a vendor doesn't publish something, we write “not stated” instead of guessing. Changes go in the public log.