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AI receptionist price changes (dated, sourced)

AI receptionist vendors change plans, allowances and add-on prices without much notice. This log records each change we could confirm: when it happened, a summary of the pricing before and after, and the dated sources, including archive captures, you can check yourself.

6 changes logged · latest window ends 16 Oct 2026

How we track changes

Every entry has two dates. Changed between is the vendor change window: from the last archive capture that still showed the old pricing to the first capture, or our own dated check, that showed the change. The vendor made the change somewhere inside it. The recorded date is when our listing took the changed figures, which can be later.

Before and after are our condensed summaries of the vendor's published pricing, keeping plan names, units and billing terms; follow the source links for the full wording. We give a percentage only when both sides share currency and billing basis; restructured plans are described in words. Corrections to our own records are never shown as price changes. Read how we source and recheck listings.

Latest changes

Sorted by the end of each change window, latest first.

  1. Changed between 11 Jul and 16 Oct 2026

    Mikla.ai

    Plans restructuredLead-capped Starter, Growth and Pro plans became credit-based plans; the paid entry price went from $149 to $99 a month.
    Before
    Starter $149/mo (up to 50 leads a month), Growth $249/mo (100 leads), Pro $499/mo (300 leads), Enterprise custom
    After
    Free $0 (2,500 credits a month; inbox, website forms and chat, no voice agent); Core from $99/mo (10,000 credits); Pro from $249/mo (25,000 credits); Enterprise from $999/month

  2. Changed between 7 Oct and 13 Oct 2026

    Goodcall

    Plans restructuredScale went from $249 a month per agent to $299 a month, Growth and Scale allowances grew, and overage became per plan.
    Before
    Starter $79, Growth $129, Scale $249 monthly per agent, with 100, 250 and 500 unique customers a month; $0.50 per extra unique customer on every plan
    After
    Starter $79 a month (100 unique customers, then 79 cents each); Growth $129 a month (500, then 26 cents each); Scale $299 a month (2,000, then 15 cents each)

  3. Changed between 9 Jul and 25 Aug 2026

    Allo AI Receptionist

    Included to paid add-onThe AI Receptionist went from included in every paid plan to billing as one additional Business seat.
    Before
    AI Receptionist included in every paid plan at no extra cost
    After
    AI Receptionist billed as one additional Business seat, priced on the selected billing cadence ($32 a month billed yearly per the current page)

  4. Changed between 18 May and 12 Jul 2026

    Smith.ai

    Plans restructuredSelf-Service tiers were replaced by Free, Pro and Enterprise plans, each with its own per-call rate.
    Before
    Self-Service, billed monthly: $95, $270 or $800 a month ($1.90, $1.80 or $1.60 per call); overages $2.40/call
    After
    Free $0/mo, 25 calls ($3.00/call after); Pro $150/mo, 75 calls ($2.00/call); Enterprise $500/mo, 300 calls ($1.67/call)

  5. Changed between 1 Jul and 8 Jul 2026

    Weave

    Price downWeave's platform starting price fell from $249 to $199 a month. This is not an AI Receptionist add-on price.20% lower starting price, same currency and billing basis
    Before
    Weave platform plans and pricing starting from $249 per month
    After
    Weave platform plans and pricing starting from $199 per month

  6. Changed between 21 Apr and 23 Jun 2026

    Dialzara

    Overage down, plan addedA flat $0.48/min overage became $0.48 to $0.35 by plan, and a $349/month Business Elite plan was added.
    Before
    Business Lite $29 (60 min), Business Pro $99 (220 min), Business Plus $199 (500 min) a month; overage $0.48/min on all plans
    After
    Business Lite $29/month (60 min, $0.48/min over); Business Pro $99 (220 min, $0.45); Business Plus $199 (500 min, $0.40); Business Elite $349 (up to 1000 min, $0.35)

By direction

Increases (1)

  • Allo AI Receptionist: Included to paid add-on. The AI Receptionist went from included in every paid plan to billing as one additional Business seat.Changed between 9 Jul and 25 Aug 2026

Decreases (2)

  • Weave: Price down. Weave's platform starting price fell from $249 to $199 a month. This is not an AI Receptionist add-on price.20% lower starting price, same currency and billing basisChanged between 1 Jul and 8 Jul 2026
  • Dialzara: Overage down, plan added. A flat $0.48/min overage became $0.48 to $0.35 by plan, and a $349/month Business Elite plan was added.Changed between 21 Apr and 23 Jun 2026

Restructures (3)

  • Mikla.ai: Plans restructured. Lead-capped Starter, Growth and Pro plans became credit-based plans; the paid entry price went from $149 to $99 a month.Changed between 11 Jul and 16 Oct 2026
  • Goodcall: Plans restructured. Scale went from $249 a month per agent to $299 a month, Growth and Scale allowances grew, and overage became per plan.Changed between 7 Oct and 13 Oct 2026
  • Smith.ai: Plans restructured. Self-Service tiers were replaced by Free, Pro and Enterprise plans, each with its own per-call rate.Changed between 18 May and 12 Jul 2026

What to do if your vendor changed price

  1. Check your own bill and contract: existing customers are often kept on an older plan for a while, so the change may not have reached you yet.
  2. Re-run your numbers in the AI receptionist cost calculator at your call volume, and read what AI receptionists cost for the pricing models behind the figures.
  3. Compare alternatives before your next renewal date.

FAQ

How often do AI receptionist vendors change their prices?

Often enough to check before you renew. This log holds 6 published changes across 6 vendors, in windows from 21 Apr 2026 to 16 Oct 2026. It lists only changes we could confirm with dated sources, including an archive capture of the old page, so vendors may have changed prices more often than this.

How do you detect a price change?

When a recheck of a vendor's pricing page no longer matches our listing, we look for copies of that page in the Internet Archive's Wayback Machine. The last capture with the old figures and the first capture (or our own dated record) with the changed figures set the window. Without an archive capture of the old page, we do not publish the change.

Why can your date differ from the vendor's announcement?

We date a change by what the public pricing page showed, not by press releases or messages to customers. A vendor may announce early, change the page later, or move existing customers on another date. "Changed between" is the narrowest window the captures support, and the recorded date is when our listing took the changed figures.

Do you log your own corrections here?

We keep them in the same data file for the record, but they never appear on this page. If we fix a figure we had wrong, the vendor did not change anything, so showing it as a price change would mislead.

Are these the prices I will pay?

They are list prices as the vendor published them. Taxes, add-ons, setup fees, annual discounts and contract terms can change your bill, so confirm the current figures on the vendor's own page before you buy.