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Linq, and us.
Linq is the closest product in the market to ours, and the one we respect most. Linq One bundles a card, a business number, call recording with AI summaries and a mobile CRM at $29 a seat. Here is what is the same, and the one thing that is not.
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Side by side, as each company publishes it.
| Linq One | $29 / seat / mo · card, second number, call recording + AI summary, text auto-reply, mobile CRM |
| Linq, today | Homepage now sells messaging APIs for AI agents; cards live at buy.linqapp.com and require a subscription |
| ServiceAi tap | $99 / mo · card, business number, an AI receptionist that answers the calls you miss, transcript by text, 200 minutes |
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Where Linq wins.
Real advantages, stated plainly.
Price$29 is a third of $99. If you answer your own phone and want a record of it, Linq is the better buy.
MessagingiMessage and RCS campaigns from a business line are Linq’s speciality. We send plain SMS.
Scale8,000 companies, a $20M Series A, an events motion. We are two people and a very good receptionist.
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Linq records the calls you answer. We answer the ones you don’t.
Their number rings, records, and summarises. Ours picks up when you can’t, as your business, in your voice, and texts you what the caller needed. That is the whole difference, and it is the one that costs you jobs.
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What to know before you choose.
Two honest notes.
Linq is changingTheir homepage no longer mentions cards. The card line is alive but no longer marketed. Ask them where Linq One is going before you print a number on a truck.
We are newLive since August 2026. Our advantage is a feature they could build. We are moving fast for that reason.
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