Is VoiceNation now Moneypenny?
- The short answer
- VoiceNation now points to Moneypenny. As of September 24, 2026, voicenation.com redirects permanently to moneypenny.com/us, by way of a page Moneypenny keeps under its About section for VoiceNation. Anyone looking for VoiceNation's answering service today lands on Moneypenny's US plans for people-answered and AI-answered calls.
The longer answer
The redirect is the public fact you can check yourself. Type voicenation.com into a browser and you arrive at Moneypenny's US homepage, with Moneypenny's name, phone number and plans. Even voicenation.com/pricing now opens Moneypenny's US pricing page.
Moneypenny sells two kinds of US plan on that site. Its Phone Answering plans put a Moneypenny receptionist on your calls. Its AI Answering plans answer with AI and offer escalation to real people.
What the redirect doesn't tell you is how existing VoiceNation accounts are handled. Your contract, your rates and the number your calls forward to are questions for Moneypenny, in writing.
Moneypenny lists its US plans on its own pricing page. Read the current rates there before you compare them with anything else, because a figure copied from an older VoiceNation page may no longer apply.
If you were a VoiceNation customer, check these four things
Ask which contract now applies: whether your VoiceNation terms carry over or whether you're moving to a Moneypenny plan, and from what date.
Confirm what you pay per minute or per call. Get the included allowance and the rate past it written down, next to the monthly price.
Check where your calls forward. Your business number stays yours, so note the number it forwards to, since that's the one you'd change if you ever switch.
Keep your call scripts. Ask for a copy of the current instructions your receptionists follow. It's your business knowledge, and it makes any future setup faster.
How GreetKeeper handles it
Shopping around after the change is a forwarding switch. GreetKeeper gives you a dedicated local number with the area code you choose, and you forward your business line to it. It answers calls forwarded in any of the four carrier modes.
It books into Google Calendar or Microsoft Outlook on every plan, transfers to your team when a caller asks, and sends a transcript and a short summary of every call.
Plans are $49 for 200 answered calls, $149 for 750 and $349 for 2,000, with overage printed at $0.45, $0.35 and $0.25. There's no setup fee, and the 14-day free trial needs no card, so you can run it alongside your current service before you give notice.
VoiceNation and Moneypenny questions
Does voicenation.com still work?
The address works, but it no longer shows VoiceNation's own site. As of September 24, 2026, it redirects to Moneypenny's US homepage.
Where do I find VoiceNation pricing now?
On Moneypenny's US pricing page, since voicenation.com redirects there. Check the plan, the allowance and the overage rate on that page directly, and confirm your own rates in writing.
How do I switch from VoiceNation to an AI receptionist?
Sign up, pick a local area code, and forward your business number to the new service. With GreetKeeper you can test it for 14 days with no card before you change anything with Moneypenny.
Hear it take one of your calls
Two minutes, your own scenario, no card.