About GreetKeeper
We built an AI receptionist for the businesses whose phone is the whole funnel: the plumber, the dental practice, the single-partner law firm.
The short version
- We publish our overage rate. Most of this category publishes a monthly price and leaves out what a busy month costs.
- Booking is on every plan, including the $49 one, because a receptionist that cannot book an appointment is an answering machine with better manners.
- Every call comes back as a transcript and a short summary, so you can read what it heard instead of trusting a dashboard.
Why the pricing page looks like that
When we priced this we read every competitor page in the category. Four of them publish a monthly figure and no overage rate at all. You cannot work out what a busy December costs without signing up and finding out.
So ours is printed: $0.45 a call on Starter, $0.35 on Professional, $0.25 on Scale. It is the number most likely to surprise you, which is exactly why it belongs on the page rather than in a footnote.
We also count calls rather than minutes. Per-minute billing charges you most for the conversation you most wanted: the one where someone explains the job properly and books a slot. That felt backwards, so we did not do it.
Why we write everything down
We would rather be specific where the rest of the category is vague. Our integration page says which tools we write to directly and which are reached through Zapier, by a webhook and a paid Zapier plan, rather than listing forty logos under the word integrations. Our compliance page says which state rules actually reach an inbound AI receptionist, which is two of them, rather than citing outbound robocall law the way most vendor pages do.
The same goes for the product. It reads the name, number and time back before it books. It tells callers it is an AI when you switch that on. When it cannot answer, it transfers to your team instead of guessing.
What we built it for
GreetKeeper answers the calls people place to you. It picks up at any hour, answers calls that arrive together at the same time, and books into your Google or Outlook calendar.
It answers every call or only the ones you miss. The ring count is set where the forwarding is set, and GreetKeeper answers the moment the call arrives. Each number can have its own hours, greeting and calendar under one account, and you can set closure dates so it answers as closed on those days.
Hear it take one of your calls
Two minutes, your own scenario, no card.