Posh pricing, explained

Posh's rate card has a structure that catches people, so read it carefully before you pick a tier. You get seven named ones, from Chïc at $65 to Exclusive at $1,900, each with a monthly base, a block of included receptionist minutes, and a per-minute rate for everything you use beyond it.

The catch is Chïc. At $65 it looks like the cheapest way into this market, and it gives you zero minutes. Every minute you use costs $2.30 on top. Fifteen minutes of calls makes your bill $99.50; a hundred minutes makes it $295, which is more than you'd pay on Posh's own $215 Elegant tier for the same hundred.

Their page offers you a free trial good for seven days or 250 receptionist minutes, whichever comes first, with no card required. The card is marked effective 1 January 2026 and we read it in September 2026.

Posh published tiers

PlanMonthlyMinutes includedEach extra minute
Chïc$650$2.30
Vogue$13050$2.20
Elegant$215100$2.15
Luxurious$420200$2.10
Prestigious$700350$2.00
Lavish$975500$1.95
Exclusive$1,9001,000$1.90

Read on posh.com, September 2026. Their card is marked effective 1 January 2026.

Where each Posh tier stops being the cheapest one

If you use…Cheapest Posh tierWhat it costs
20 minutesChïc$65 + $46 = $111
50 minutesVogue$130 flat, against Chïc at $180
100 minutesElegant$215 flat, against Chïc at $295
250 minutesLuxurious$420 + 50 × $2.10 = $525
500 minutesLavish$975 flat

Arithmetic on Posh's own published card. Choosing the wrong tier from their own list costs more than most vendor comparisons do.

What to check on a Posh quote

  • Whether you're on Chïc. It's the only tier with no minutes, and it's the one most people land on by looking at the entry price.
  • Your actual monthly minutes, because the crossover between adjacent Posh tiers is sharp and the cheapest tier changes every 50 minutes or so.
  • The per-minute rate barely moves. $2.30 at the bottom and $1.90 at the top is a 17 percent discount across a 29-fold increase in commitment.
  • The trial's shape: seven days or 250 minutes, whichever comes first, so a busy week ends it early.
  • Rounding, which their page doesn't state. Worth asking, because it matters most on short calls.

Worked example

A boutique estate agency takes 90 calls a month at four minutes each, because people ask about properties. That's 360 minutes.

  1. Posh Prestigious

    $700 covers 350 minutes, then 10 at $2.00. $720.

  2. Posh Luxurious

    $420 covers 200, then 160 at $2.10. $756. So the dearer-looking tier is cheaper here.

  3. Posh Chïc

    $65 + 360 × $2.30 = $893.

  4. GreetKeeper

    90 answered calls, inside Starter. $49.

Three tiers from one vendor, on one phone, spanning $720 to $893. Posh tells you enough to find your right one, which is more than several competitors manage, but you do have to run the sum yourself.

Where our own price sits

$49 for 200 answered calls, $149 for 750, $349 for 2,000, and $0.45, $0.35 or $0.25 after. There's one rate card and three rows, so there's no tier arithmetic to get wrong.

Booking is on every tier, and there's no per-minute component at all. The four-minute property inquiry above counts as one call.

PlanMonthlyCalls includedAfter that
StarterFor a single location taking calls one line at a time.$49200$0.45 per call
ProfessionalBooking, routing and transfers included, not an add-on.$149750$0.35 per call
ScaleFor busy phones and longer opening hours.$3492,000$0.25 per call

Before you act on any of this

Every competitor figure on this page was read on that vendor's own pricing page in September 2026. Prices change. Check before you buy.

Questions people ask

Why does Posh's cheapest plan often cost the most?

Because Chïc gives you no minutes. You pay $65 for the subscription and $2.30 for every minute, so 100 minutes costs you $295 against $215 on their own Elegant tier. Your cheapest entry price and your cheapest plan are different things here.

Does Posh publish an overage rate?

Yes, on every tier, from $2.30 down to $1.90, so you can price your own busy month. That puts them in the minority alongside PATLive, AnswerConnect, Dialzara, Goodcall and us. Ruby, Rosie, Abby Connect and Slang.ai won't tell you.

What is Posh's free trial?

Their page gives you seven days or 250 receptionist minutes, whichever comes first, with no credit card required. If your phone is busy, the minutes will end your trial before the days do.

How does Posh compare with PATLive?

PATLive charges you less at most volumes: $189 for 100 minutes against Posh's $215, $759 for 500 against $975. Both publish full cards and both staff real people. At the very bottom, Posh's $65 base beats PATLive's $99 if you barely use it.

Find your Posh tier before you pick a vendor

Their own card spans $720 to $893 on the same phone. Run your minutes through all seven rows first.