Comparison · checked 21 August 2026
Rosie is cheaper. $49 a month against Clayta's $99. If the job is to stop the phone ringing out, Rosie does it for half the money.
What decides it. A link is not a booking. Rosie's entry plan sends the caller off to book themselves, and plenty never do. They rang because they were busy. Clayta writes the appointment while they're still on the phone.
| Rosie | Clayta | |
|---|---|---|
| Entry price | From $49/month | $99/month |
| What that buys | Around 250 minutes on the entry plan, which sends the caller a link to book themselves. Booking straight into a calendar, and warm or live transfers, start at $149. | 150 minutes of answered calls |
| Free trial | 7 days, on every plan | Free for 7 days, 35 minutes of calls on Starter and 140 on Growth, card at signup |
| After the call | You act on it | The appointment is already written |
| Booking | Varies by plan | Into Square or Google Calendar, live availability |
| Languages | Check current plans | English and Spanish |
| Several callers at once | Varies | Yes |
you mostly need messages taken, you book everyone by hand anyway, or $50 a month decides it.
one missed booking costs you more than $50, and you'd rather it was written down during the call than chased afterwards.
Yes. $49 a month against Clayta's $99. Their $49 plan already sends the booking link. What $149 buys is the tier that writes the appointment into your calendar instead.
It books. Clayta checks live availability and writes the appointment during the call, rather than sending a link for later.
Yes, seven days, published on every plan. Clayta gives seven days too.
Clayta answers in English and Spanish, and follows the caller. Check Rosie's current plans for theirs.