Comparison · checked August 2026
Rosie is cheaper. It starts at $49 a month against Clayta's $99, and if the job is simply to stop the phone ringing out, Rosie does that for half the money.
What decides it. A link is not a booking. Rosie's entry plan sends the caller somewhere to book themselves, and a fair share never do — they were already busy, which is why they rang rather than used your website. Clayta asks your Square calendar mid-sentence, offers only times genuinely free, and writes the appointment while the caller is still on the phone.
| Rosie | Clayta | |
|---|---|---|
| Entry price | From $49/month | $99/month |
| What that buys | Entry plan covers around 250 minutes. Appointment links, call transfers and messaging appear on the $149 tier. | 150 minutes of answered calls |
| After the call | You act on it | The appointment is already written |
| Booking | Varies by plan | Into Square Appointments, live availability |
| Languages | Check current plans | English and Spanish |
| Two callers at once | Varies | Yes |
Rosie pricing is their published entry tier as at August 2026, and moves. Check their site for the current figure before deciding.
you mostly need messages taken, you book everyone manually anyway, or $50 a month is the difference between doing this and not.
a missed booking costs you more than $50 — one salon appointment usually does — and your calendar lives in Square Appointments.
The fastest way to settle this is to hear the thing answer. Call the demo line and book a fake appointment — it behaves exactly as it would on your line.
Call (949) 687-2811Or see both plans — 30-day money-back guarantee, no contract, cancel from your dashboard.
Yes. Rosie's entry plan is $49 a month against Clayta's $99. Rosie's tier that adds appointment links and transfers is $149, above Clayta.
It books. Clayta checks live availability in Square Appointments and writes the appointment during the call, rather than taking a message or sending a link for the caller to book themselves later.
Clayta answers in English and Spanish and follows the caller's language. Check Rosie's current plans for their language coverage.