Price per minute
At list price, Rosie's $49 Professional plan includes 250 minutes, about $0.20 per included minute. My AI Front Desk's $99 plan includes 200 minutes (plus a 1,000-credit pool worth about 40 more), about $0.41 per included minute. If all you need is call answering, Rosie gives you more minutes for the money.
What you're paying for at My AI Front Desk
The $99 plan isn't just voice. It includes website chat (100 conversations), 400 SMS, an AI-native CRM, follow-up sequences, 20 outbound calls a day and Zapier. If you'd otherwise pay separately for a texting tool or simple CRM, the gap narrows. If you wouldn't use them, it doesn't.
Where Rosie's entry plan stops
Rosie's $49 plan takes messages and texts booking links. Direct calendar booking, warm transfers and live transfers start on the $149 Scale plan (1,000 minutes). Many trades need transfers for emergencies, so compare Rosie Scale ($149) against My AI Front Desk ($99) if transfers matter to you.
Unknowns
Rosie's per-minute overage isn't stated in its pricing page text. My AI Front Desk publishes $0.25/min after the credit pool, but doesn't state a fixed trial length. Rosie offers a 7-day trial.
Bottom line
- Pick Rosie if you want the lowest cost per answered minute, Spanish on every call, and native mobile apps.
- Pick My AI Front Desk if you'll actually use the bundled chat, SMS and follow-up automations.