Cheaper than the calls you are missing.

One card, bought once. Answering by the month, stopped whenever you like. No setup fee, no per-seat minimum, no contract.

Three lines, and only one of them recurs.

Most people take the card and the receptionist. Pro exists for businesses that already have somebody answering the phone.

The card

$129 once

Card and a profile designed for you. No subscription to use it.

Pro

$49 / mo

A real business number and an SMS inbox, without the receptionist.

Pro + Receptionist

$99 / mo

Everything in Pro, and something that answers what you miss.

Three seats or more — $79 per seat.

A real number Your own business line, with your business caller ID on outbound. It is your line — port it out whenever you want.

Answering on the misses Calls ring your phone first, always. It only picks up what you don't, and it never races you for the call.

The record Name, number, the job and a full transcript, texted and emailed the moment the call ends.

Overage, stated plainly 200 minutes are included. After that it is $0.40 a minute, billed as used, with no bundle to buy up front.

And the card, the profile, the lead capture and the booking links are included rather than sold on top.

List prices as published by each service. Ours is the only line on this table that arrives with a card in the envelope.

Ruby	$235–245 / mo for 100 minutes · $5.19 per call over
Smith.ai	From $95 / mo · per-conversation pricing above the plan
Goodcall	$59–199 / mo depending on tier
ServiceAi tap	$99 / mo, 200 minutes, $0.40 after · card and profile included
A voicemail	Free, and it is where the job goes to die

That is the entire business case, and it is why we price against answering services rather than against business cards.

Or start with both. The number goes live the same day; the card ships in five.