GreetKeeper vs Posh
Posh sells receptionist minutes across seven named tiers, from Chïc at $65 to Exclusive at $1,900, and publishes the per-minute rate on each one. The tier names are the only decorative thing about their pricing. What matters is that Chïc includes no minutes at all, which makes their cheapest plan the most expensive one for most businesses that pick it.
| GreetKeeper | Posh | |
|---|---|---|
| Billing unit | Per answered call | Per minute |
| Entry plan | $49/mo for 200 answered calls | Chïc at $65/mo with zero minutes included, at $2.30 a minute |
| Higher tiers | $149 for 750, $349 for 2000 | Vogue $130 (50 min), Elegant $215 (100), Luxurious $420 (200), Prestigious $700 (350), Lavish $975 (500), Exclusive $1,900 (1,000) |
| Overage rate | $0.45 a call on Starter, published | Published on every tier, from $2.30 down to $1.90 a minute |
| Appointment booking | Included on every plan | Check current plan terms |
| Human fallback | Transfers to your team | Their own receptionists |
Posh figures read from their own pricing page in September 2026. Check before you buy.
Why people move off Posh
One vendor's specific wall, not a general complaint about the category.
The zero-minute entry tier, almost every time. Chïc is priced as a subscription rather than an allowance, so the bill is whatever the phone did, and the first busy month is a shock rather than a step. The second reason is that Posh's per-minute rate hardly rewards commitment: $2.30 at the bottom and $1.90 at the top is a 17 percent discount for a 29-fold increase in spend, so growing into their ladder never feels like it's paying off.
Where we differ
The right-hand column is the honest one. A comparison that finds no fault with itself is worth nothing.
What GreetKeeper does differently
- Their entry tier is $65 for zero minutes; ours is $49 for 200 answered calls.
- Their per-minute rate barely improves with scale, from $2.30 to $1.90 across a 29-fold jump in commitment.
- We count calls, so the length of the conversation never reaches the bill.
What you give up leaving Posh
- US-based receptionists answering live, with a seven-day trial that needs no card.
- They publish the per-minute rate on all seven tiers, which most of this category refuses to do.
- The tier ladder is fine-grained, so a business can land close to its real volume rather than buying double.
What a busy month costs on each meter
The headline price tells you about a quiet month. This is the other one.
Posh's ladder is $65 for nothing, $130 for 50 minutes, $215 for 100, $420 for 200, $700 for 350, $975 for 500 and $1,900 for 1,000, with the rate falling from $2.30 to $1.90. The crossover between adjacent tiers is sharp: at 100 minutes Elegant's $215 beats Chïc's $295, and at 360 minutes Prestigious at $720 beats Luxurious at $756. Ours is $49 for 200 answered calls, $149 for 750, $349 for 2,000, and there is no tier arithmetic to get wrong.
| Plan | Monthly | Calls included | After that |
|---|---|---|---|
| StarterFor a single location taking calls one line at a time. | $49 | 200 | $0.45 per call |
| ProfessionalBooking, routing and transfers included, not an add-on. | $149 | 750 | $0.35 per call |
| ScaleFor busy phones and longer opening hours. | $349 | 2,000 | $0.25 per call |
Moving off Posh in practice
The technical part is a forwarding change. The rest is the part nobody warns you about.
Posh's receptionists work from a script you agreed with them, so start by asking for it in writing along with your call history. The specific thing to check before you move is which tier you were actually on, because businesses on Chïc often have no idea what their average month costs. Pull three invoices, find your real minute count, and price that number rather than the plan name. The forwarding change itself takes five minutes.
What we cannot show you
Questions people ask about this comparison
Posh starts at $65 and you start at $49. Is that the comparison?
Not really, because the two prices buy different things. Posh's $65 Chïc tier includes no minutes and charges $2.30 for each one used. Our $49 includes 200 answered calls. At 100 minutes of talking, Posh is $295 and we're $49.
Which Posh tier should I compare against your Starter plan?
Work out your own minutes first. At 200 calls averaging three minutes, that's 600 minutes, which is Posh's $975 Lavish tier plus 100 minutes at $1.95. Call it $1,170 against our $49. At 30 short calls a month the gap is much smaller.
Do you have a free trial like Posh's?
No. Posh offers seven days or 250 receptionist minutes, whichever comes first, with no card. We offer a demo you can run against your own scenario, and there's no free tier. Posh has a free trial. We do not.
Check which tier you're really on
Pull three Posh invoices and find your actual minute count. That number, not the plan name, is the comparison.