Rosie

AI receptionist that answers your business calls around the clock

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Screenshot of Rosie, AI receptionist that answers your business calls around the clock

What is Rosie?

Rosie is an AI phone receptionist for small and local businesses. It learns from your website and Google Business Profile, answers calls 24/7 in English and Spanish, books appointments, filters spam, transfers to a human, and sends a summary, transcript and recording after every call.

Rosie is an AI answering service built for local and service businesses that cannot afford to let calls ring out. Instead of routing callers to voicemail or paying a live answering agency by the minute, owners forward their business line to an AI receptionist that greets callers, answers questions about hours, services and policies, takes structured messages, and books appointments. Setup starts from the company website and Google Business Profile, which Rosie scrapes to learn the basics in minutes rather than weeks. In practice the product sits between a phone system and a calendar. Owners confirm the auto-gathered business details, choose one of more than ten voices, optionally rename the assistant, add custom FAQs such as pricing or service policies, and switch on spam filtering so 1-800 numbers and sales reps do not consume call time. Rosie speaks English and Spanish on every call, can offer a scheduling link by text, and transfers to a live person either warm or cold when the situation calls for a human. After each call the owner receives a notification by text, email or the mobile app, alongside an AI summary, a full transcript and a recording. The same knowledge base powers an included website chat widget, so visitors can get answers and leave contact details without a phone call at all. Owners can step into that chat from the iOS or Android app. Taken together, Rosie targets the gap left by voicemail (which most callers skip) and by traditional answering services (which charge per minute and rely on untrained staff). It competes directly with other AI receptionists, and the site publishes head-to-head comparisons with Smith.ai and Goodcall. The best fit is a small team in home services, trades, law, real estate, property management, automotive, salons or accounting, where the person who should answer the phone is usually on a job or with a client. Anyone expecting a fully autonomous agent that never needs FAQ tuning should temper that expectation: accuracy depends on the material supplied.

How do you use Rosie?

  1. 1Create your Rosie account
    Register on the site and start the seven day trial. All features are available during the trial and the plan can be cancelled at any point.
    Rosie — Create your Rosie account
  2. 2Add your website and Google Business Profile
    Point Rosie at your site and Google profile so she can learn your hours, services and basic business information automatically.
  3. 3Review and customise the details
    Confirm the gathered information, pick a voice (or rename the assistant), write your greeting, and add FAQs covering pricing, policies and hours.
  4. 4Test her by phone
    Call your Rosie number and check her answers and tone. Adjust the FAQs or greeting until the responses match how you would handle the call yourself.
  5. 5Turn on spam filtering
    Enable filtering so 1-800 numbers, robocalls and sales reps are screened out and only real customers reach the assistant.
  6. 6Forward your calls and go live
    Once satisfied, forward your business line to Rosie. She begins answering, taking messages and sending you summaries by text or email.

Pros and cons

Pros

  • Trains from an existing website and Google Business Profile, so the first setup takes minutes without developer helpAI
  • Answers calls around the clock and speaks both English and Spanish on every callAI
  • Every call arrives with an AI summary, full transcript and recording, which makes follow-up straightforwardAI
  • Website chat is bundled into every plan at no extra charge, extending coverage beyond phone callsAI
  • Spam and sales call filtering keeps the assistant focused on genuine customer enquiriesAI

Cons

  • Accuracy depends on the FAQs and business details you supply, and the site gives no detail on how unclear or off-script calls are handledAI
  • No published information about which calendars, CRMs or phone systems connect directly, so buyers must confirm fit before committingAI
  • Per-minute cost claims are compared against answering services, but premium features like transfers and custom links sit in higher tiers whose limits are not stated hereAI
  • No API or developer tooling is documented, which limits custom workflows for teams that want deeper automationAI

How much does Rosie cost?

Free trial

A seven day free trial includes all features, with no commitment and the option to cancel at any time.

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Pricing

Plans start at $49 per month, which the site lists as covering a custom greeting, spam filtering, FAQs, website chat and instant notifications of every call. Appointment booking, call transfers, custom link texting and upload-based elite training are described as premium features tied to higher tiers. Exact limits for those tiers are not stated on the homepage.

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Support

A dedicated support page and a contact page are available on the site, and reviewers on the homepage single out responsive customer service. No phone or chat support hours are published.

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Integrations

The homepage mentions booking appointments into a calendar and sending scheduling links, but does not name specific calendar, CRM or phone system integrations.

Features

Rosie answers calls 24/7, using business details pulled from your website and Google Business Profile plus custom FAQs. She books appointments or texts scheduling links, transfers calls warm or cold, filters spam, speaks English and Spanish, and sends an AI summary, transcript and recording after every call. A website chat widget is included on every plan.

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Frequently asked questions about Rosie

  • How much does Rosie cost?
    Plans start at $49 per month, which the site lists as covering a custom greeting, spam filtering, FAQs, website chat and instant notifications of every call. Appointment booking, call transfers, custom link texting and upload-based elite training are described as premium features tied to higher tiers. Exact limits for those tiers are not stated on the homepage.
  • Does Rosie offer a free trial?
    A seven day free trial includes all features, with no commitment and the option to cancel at any time.
  • How do you use Rosie?
    The walkthrough on this page covers 6 steps: 1. Create your Rosie account 2. Add your website and Google Business Profile 3. Review and customise the details 4. Test her by phone 5. Turn on spam filtering 6. Forward your calls and go live.
  • What platforms does Rosie support?
    Rosie is available on Web App, iOS and Android.
  • What does Rosie integrate with?
    The homepage mentions booking appointments into a calendar and sending scheduling links, but does not name specific calendar, CRM or phone system integrations.
  • What are the limitations of Rosie?
    Accuracy depends on the FAQs and business details you supply, and the site gives no detail on how unclear or off-script calls are handled. No published information about which calendars, CRMs or phone systems connect directly, so buyers must confirm fit before committing. Per-minute cost claims are compared against answering services, but premium features like transfers and custom links sit in higher tiers whose limits are not stated here.

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Added10/21/2026

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