Rosie vs Dialzara

Rosie and Dialzara both sell an AI receptionist by the minute, and both start cheap. Dialzara's Business Lite is $29 a month for 60 minutes. Rosie's Professional is $49 for 250 minutes. Dialzara prints an overage rate on every tier, from $0.48 a minute down to $0.35. Rosie doesn't print one.

Past the entry plans, the ladders pull apart. Rosie's next step is $149 for 1,000 minutes, and that's the plan where its booking and live transfer begin. Dialzara climbs in smaller steps: $99 for 220, $199 for 500 and $349 for 1,000.

Dialzara fits a quiet line that wants the lowest bill and a known rate for every extra minute. Rosie fits a line that uses a few hundred minutes a month, where one bundle covers far more talk time. Both were read on the vendors' own pages in September 2026.

Published pricing, side by side

What each vendor prints on its own site. The billing unit decides more of the final bill than the headline price does.

	Rosie	Dialzara
Billing unit	Per minute	Per minute
Entry plan	Professional $49/mo for 250 minutes	Business Lite $29/mo for 60 minutes
Higher tiers	Scale $149 (1,000 min), Growth $299 (2,000 min); annual billing gives two months free	Pro $99 (220 min), Plus $199 (500 min), Elite $349 (1,000 min); seven-day trial
Overage rate	Not published	Published on every tier, from $0.48 a minute down to $0.35

Read on each vendor's own website in September 2026. Prices move, so check before you buy.

What decides it

The dimensions that change the bill or the service, each as a fact read on the vendor's own site.

	Rosie	Dialzara
Entry plan	$49 for 250 minutes	$29 for 60 minutes
Next step up	$149 for 1,000 minutes	$99 for 220 minutes
1,000 minutes costs	$149 (Scale)	$349 (Elite)
Extra minutes	Rate not printed	Printed on every tier, $0.48 down to $0.35
Offer on the pricing page	Two months free on annual billing	Seven-day trial
How setup starts	It trains from your website and Google Business Profile	Its pitch: 24/7 answering, booking, qualification and routing

Rosie and Dialzara: each vendor's own pricing page, read September 2026.

How far $29 and $49 go

Sixty minutes is an hour of talking. At three minutes a call, Dialzara's entry plan covers about 20 conversations a month. Rosie's 250 minutes cover about 83 at the same length.

That's the real question for a small operator. If your phone rings a few times a week, $29 may be all you ever pay. If it rings a few times a day, you'll outgrow 60 minutes before the second week is out.

A house-cleaning business in its first year

Picture a two-person cleaning business with 70 calls a month. Most are quote requests and rebookings, at about two and a half minutes each. That's 175 minutes.

On Dialzara, 175 minutes is past Business Lite's 60. The Pro plan at $99 covers 220 minutes and leaves some room. A busy month past 220 bills at the Pro tier's printed overage rate, so you know the cost of every extra minute.

On Rosie, 175 minutes fits inside Professional's 250 at $49. There's one catch for a cleaning business that books visits by phone. Booking and live transfer start on the $149 Scale plan, so the plan you'd need depends on whether you want jobs put on the calendar.

Dialzara's ladder, and the rate on every step

Dialzara's first two tiers are Business Lite at $29 for 60 minutes and Pro at $99 for 220. Above them sit Plus at $199 for 500 and Elite at $349 for 1,000. The overage rate is printed on each one, and it falls as you climb.

You also get a seven-day trial. That's long enough to forward your line for a week and read the call logs before you pay for a plan.

Rosie's ladder, and the plan where booking starts

Rosie sells Professional at $49 for 250 minutes, Scale at $149 for 1,000 and Growth at $299 for 2,000. Pay annually and two months are free. It trains itself from your website and Google Business Profile, so setup starts from what you've already published.

Two lines need checking before you sign. Booking and live transfer sit on Scale and above. And the rate for a minute past your bundle isn't printed, so ask Rosie for it in writing.

If you'd rather not count minutes

Disclosure: GreetKeeper is our product, and it appears only in this section. It bills per answered call, so a long quote call costs the same as a short one. Starter is $49 a month for 200 answered calls, with $0.45 for each call after. Professional is $149 for 750 at $0.35, and Scale is $349 for 2,000 at $0.25.

The 70-call cleaning business fits Starter, with booking on the plan. GreetKeeper reads the address and time back, writes the visit into Google Calendar or Outlook, and the caller gets one text with the confirmation. Robocalls are screened out before the greeting, and they don't count toward the plan.

Point it at your website for a first draft of your services and hours, then correct it. Every plan starts with a 14-day free trial, every feature on and no card.

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

Questions people ask about this comparison

Is Dialzara cheaper than Rosie?

At the very bottom, yes: Dialzara is $29 for 60 minutes and Rosie is $49 for 250. Per included minute, Rosie gives more at each step. Its $149 plan covers 1,000 minutes, the same as Dialzara's $349 Elite plan.

What does Dialzara charge for extra minutes?

It prints a rate on every tier, from $0.48 a minute on the lower plans down to $0.35 on the higher ones. That was read on Dialzara's pricing page in September 2026, and it makes a busy month easy to price.

Does Rosie's $49 plan include booking?

No. Rosie lists appointment booking and live transfer on Scale at $149 and on Growth at $299. The $49 Professional plan covers 250 minutes of answering. Pick the tier by what you need the receptionist to do.

Can I try either one before paying?

Dialzara offers a seven-day trial. Rosie gives two months free when you pay annually. Forward only your missed calls during a test, so your own line keeps ringing first.

Stop counting minutes

GreetKeeper is $49 for 200 answered calls, with booking included. Try it free for 14 days.

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