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Dialzara
A budget AI receptionist with a custom voice: it trains on your business knowledge, qualifies callers, books appointments, and routes calls — priced in minute bundles starting lower than almost anyone, with per-minute overage doing the real metering.
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What it does (vendor-stated)
- AI receptionist with a custom voice for your business; English and Spanish
- Trains on your business information to answer FAQs and qualify callers
- Appointment scheduling and call routing; call recordings and summaries
- 7-day free trial published
Feature claims above are the vendor's own, from its published materials — not our test results.
Published pricing — checked October 2026
| Plan | Published price | What's included |
|---|---|---|
| Lite | $29/month | 60 minutes included; overage $0.48 per minute |
| Higher minute bundles | Published on the vendor's pricing page | Larger bundles (e.g., a 500-minute tier) price the overage lower, around $0.40 per minute |
Minute bundles plus per-minute overage. At the entry tier the headline price is real but the allowance is about two short calls a day — the honest comparison is your actual monthly minutes, priced through, not the $29.
Works with the software you already run?
Publishes calendar booking; no native Jobber, ServiceTitan, or Housecall Pro integration is published (checked October 2026). Treat it as a calendar-and-messages tool unless the vendor shows you otherwise in the trial.
Questions to ask before you buy
- At my real monthly minutes, which bundle am I actually on — and what's the overage in a peak month?
- Does the custom voice cost extra, or is it in the bundle?
- What exactly lands in my inbox after a call: message, booking, or both?
Pricing checked October 2026 against the vendor's published plans. Found a price change or an error? That is exactly what our public changelog exists for — the correction lands in the newsletter's "One More Thing" section.