Rosie
AI answering service for home service contractors that answers calls, captures leads, and books jobs.
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Rosie is an AI-powered phone answering service engineered specifically for home service contractors, trade businesses (HVAC, plumbing, electrical, roofing), and local professionals. The system automatically trains its knowledge base by ingesting the business’s existing website and Google Business Profile, enabling it to answer inquiries, collect lead details, and book appointments without complex manual programming. Built to capture revenue when technicians are on job sites or after business hours, Rosie filters spam robocalls at no charge and dispatches immediate SMS and email call summaries. Its entry-level plan provides 250 monthly minutes, with scheduling and call-transfer capabilities scaling across higher subscription tiers.
Best for
Independent home service contractors (HVAC, plumbing, electrical) wanting simple call answering trained from their Google profile
Key features
- 24/7 Automated call answering
- Auto-training from Google Business Profile & website
- Lead capture with instant SMS/email summaries
- Appointment scheduling integrations
- English and Spanish support
Pricing
Professional at $49/mo (250 mins); Scale at $149/mo (1,000 mins); Growth at $299/mo (2,000 mins). 7-day trial.
Strengths
- Accessible $49/mo entry price for solo trades
- Trains directly from existing web presence in minutes
- Filters unwanted robocalls and spam without extra fees
Considerations
- Billed per minute rather than per call, consuming minutes faster on long calls
- Auto-upgrades to higher plans when monthly minute caps are reached
- Native CRM integrations require higher tiers
Alternatives to consider
- Smith.ai
- My AI Front Desk
- Avoca AI
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