The AI Receptionist is an add-on at $99/month that includes 100 answered calls. Calls beyond 100 are billed at $0.75 per call, regardless of length. Spam calls don't count.
What's included in $99/month
| Included | Notes |
|---|---|
| 100 billable answered calls | Real conversations the AI engaged. |
| Unlimited spam calls | Auto-filtered before/during/after the call. Don't count toward quota. |
| Unlimited carrier-blocked calls | The AI never picked up. |
A "billable" call is one where the AI engaged the caller in a real conversation. Calls that the carrier-reputation filter caught are free. Calls that the AI itself flagged as spam mid-call are free.
Overage rate
Past 100 billable calls in a month, the rate is $0.75 per call — flat, regardless of call length.
It's per-call, not per-minute. A 30-second qualifying call and a 6-minute booking call both cost the same $0.75 in overage. Spam calls and carrier-blocked calls are free either way.
Where to see usage
Settings → Phone → Usage. You'll see:
| Metric | What it shows |
|---|---|
| Calls answered this month | Total answered by the AI. |
| Quota usage | X of 100 billable calls. |
| Spam-filtered | Free, doesn't count. |
| Overage calls | Only if you've passed 100 calls. |
| Month-to-date estimated bill | Running total. |
How billing actually charges
The platform reports usage to Stripe via metered events:
- Each billable call past the 100-call quota emits one overage event at $0.75.
- Stripe Billing aggregates and adds the overage to your next month's invoice.
What if I turn the AI off mid-month?
The quota and any overage incurred to date are billed; future calls aren't. There's no pro-ration.
What if a call is mis-classified as spam?
If you spot a real conversation flagged as spam (free side), you can mark it as legitimate from the call page. The classification correction is logged but the call stays free — the system errs on the side of customer-friendly billing.