Rosie review

$49 a month for 250 minutes, English and Spanish, and a scheduling link rather than a booking.

Verdict

The cheapest credible way to stop a voicemail greeting losing patients overnight. Rosie publishes three plans, read on heyrosie.com on 16 September 2026: Professional at $49 a month for 250 minutes, Scale at $149 for 1,000, and Growth at $299 for 2,000, with a website texting add on at $50 a month covering 25 conversations and $1 each after that. It answers in English and Spanish, filters spam, sends a transcript and a summary, and can send the caller a scheduling link. Its own counters say it has handled 3.1 million calls for more than 2,000 businesses. For a two dentist practice whose current after hours plan is an answering machine, $49 is a small experiment with a real upside.

What customers praise

The price is published, the minute allowances are published, and the entry tier is low enough that a practice can test it on the out of hours line without a purchase order. English and Spanish are both covered at every tier. Transcripts, recordings and summaries arrive by email, text and app, so the morning huddle can see what the phone did at 21:00 without asking anyone.

What customers criticise

It sends a scheduling link. It does not book. The gap between those two things is the difference between a patient who arrives and a patient who meant to. Zapier is the only named integration route, and no practice management system is named anywhere. Rosie's own site names plumbing, HVAC, construction, accounting, real estate, law, property management and electricians as the sectors it serves, and no healthcare of any kind, which is consistent with the absence of any HIPAA statement on the pages read. At 250 minutes it also runs out fast in a practice with real call volume.

Best for

A single location practice that wants the after hours line covered for $49 a month and is content with a message, a transcript and a booking link

At a glance

• Integrations: Zapier
• Regions served: US
• Typical onboarding: 1 day

Red flags

Public risk signals as of September 2026: none. Live product. The $49, $149 and $299 plans, their 250, 1,000 and 2,000 minute allowances, the $50 website texting add on with 25 conversations and $1 per conversation after, the English and Spanish support, the Zapier integration and the 3.1 million calls and 2,000 or more businesses counters were all read on heyrosie.com on 16 September 2026. No healthcare sector named and no HIPAA statement on the pages read. No adverse public signals found. See the full red-flag report.

Alternatives

See alternatives to Rosie, or compare against the next-ranked entry: Rosie vs My AI Front Desk.

Source: Top 11 Weave vs Dental Intelligence vs Arini: 11 Best AI Receptionists for a Dental Office 2026, verified September 16, 2026 — no paid placement.