Pricing · prices checked November 2026
Rosie pricing (2026)
Every plan Rosie publishes, what usage past a plan costs, a worked month and the questions to ask before you sign. Published by Ahoya — a competitor, so every figure links to Rosie's own page.
The short answer
Rosie publishes 3 paid plans, from $49 a month (Professional, 250 minutes) to $299 a month (Growth, 2,000 minutes). Calendar booking and live transfers start on the middle plan, and Rosie doesn't publish what a minute past your plan costs.
Rosie plans and prices
| Plan | Monthly | Includes | Past the plan |
|---|---|---|---|
| Professional | $49/mo | 250 minutes | Not published |
| Scale | $149/mo | 1,000 minutes | Not published |
| Growth | $299/mo | 2,000 minutes | Not published |
Source: Rosie pricing page, checked November 2026. USD, month-to-month unless marked.
- 7-day free trial; cancel anytime.
- Annual payment gets 2 months free.
- Website chat is free; website texting is an add-on.
A worked month
A month of 100 calls averaging 3 minutes. We pick Rosie's cheapest plan that can be priced from what it publishes.
Rosie: Scale
$149/mo
- Scale: $149, includes 1,000 minutes
Ahoya: Starter, 300 minutes
$69/mo
- Starter: $49, includes 250 minutes
- 50 minutes past the plan × $0.40 = $20
- 100 calls × 3 minutes = 300 minutes of calls.
- Professional ($49) would run 50 minutes over, at a rate Rosie doesn't publish — so the example prices the plan that covers the month.
Run your own volume through the cost-comparison calculator.
What the money buys
- Professional: custom message taking (2 scenarios), appointment links sent by text, automatic spam detection and a website chat widget.
- Scale adds booking straight into your calendar, live and warm transfers, and texts sent during calls.
- Growth adds unlimited message-taking scenarios, waterfall transfers, custom agent training, white-glove onboarding and priority support.
- Every plan: 24/7 answering, simultaneous calls, call summaries, transcripts and recordings, email and text notifications, Zapier, iOS and Android apps, English and Spanish.
Where Rosie fits better
Rosie fits better if you want an app-first answering service and your month reliably lands inside a bucket — its larger plans include a lot of minutes for the money, and if messages and a booking link are all you need, the entry plan covers it.
How Ahoya prices the same calls
Flat monthly minute plans. Past the plan, $0.40 a minute, and usage is hard-capped at 2× the plan's minutes — so the worst-case bill is printed below.
| Ahoya plan | Monthly | Billed annually | Includes | Most you can pay |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Starter | $49/mo | $39/mo | 250 minutes | $149 |
| Growth | $179/mo | $143/mo | 1,000 minutes | $579 |
| Scale | $399/mo | $319/mo | 2,500 minutes | $1,399 |
Free trial on a real number, no card. Full details on Ahoya pricing; the feature-by-feature comparison is on Rosie alternative.
Frequently asked questions
How much does Rosie cost in 2026?
Rosie publishes 3 paid plans, from $49 a month (Professional, 250 minutes) to $299 a month (Growth, 2,000 minutes).
What does Rosie charge past the plan?
Rosie's pricing page doesn't publish what usage past a plan costs. Ask for the rate in writing before you sign.
Is Rosie cheaper than Ahoya?
It depends on your month. For a month of 100 calls averaging 3 minutes, Rosie costs $149 (Scale) and Ahoya $69 (Starter). Ahoya is $80 cheaper that month. Price your own volume in the cost-comparison calculator.
How current are these Rosie prices?
Every figure was read from Rosie's own pricing page (https://heyrosie.com/pricing) in November 2026. Vendors change prices without notice — confirm on their site before you sign.