Rosie (heyrosie.com) publishes clean AI answering pricing aimed squarely at home services: when rechecked 2026-06-10, Professional ran $49 per month for 250 minutes, Scale ran $149 for 1,000 minutes, and Growth ran $299 for 2,000 minutes, with no setup fees, automatic spam detection on every plan, and a 7-day trial that does not require a card. Two things deserve scrutiny: what happens when you exceed your minutes (Rosie's own material describes an automatic upgrade to the next tier, while third parties report a $0.25 per-minute overage; the pricing page itself does not say), and which features gate to higher tiers (real in-call appointment booking and live transfers start at Scale). This guide covers the plans, the open questions, and the contractor math.
Last reviewed June 10, 2026.
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Rosie AI pricing in 2026, from the live pricing page rechecked 2026-06-10: Professional $49/month (250 minutes, 2 message scenarios, spam detection), Scale $149/month (1,000 minutes, calendar booking, warm transfers, mid-call SMS), Growth $299/month (2,000 minutes, unlimited scenarios, custom training). No setup fees; 7-day card-free trial. Overage handling is the open question: official material describes auto-upgrade to the next tier, third parties report $0.25/minute; the pricing page states neither. Contractor-specific AI alternatives (OnCrew is the example we publish) run $49 to $349 per month billed per call with a published $0.99 per-call overage.
Rosie pricing tiers (2026)
| Plan | Monthly | Included minutes | Key gates |
|---|---|---|---|
| Professional | $49 | 250 | 2 message scenarios; booking = texted link only |
| Scale | $149 | 1,000 | real calendar booking, warm/live transfers, mid-call SMS |
| Growth | $299 | 2,000 | unlimited scenarios, waterfall transfers, custom agent training |
Add-on: website texting $50/month (25 conversations, then $1 per conversation). Automatic spam detection is included on all plans, a genuine plus over human services that bill for spam time.
Sources: live heyrosie.com pricing page, rechecked 2026-06-10; Rosie blog for the auto-upgrade policy; third-party reports for the $0.25/minute figure. Verify before committing.
What Rosie's base price does NOT include
- A published overage rate. The pricing page does not state what happens past your minutes. Rosie's own blog describes automatic upgrade to the next tier; third parties report $0.25 per minute. The difference matters: auto-upgrade means a busy month can silently move you from $49 to $149. Get the current policy in writing.
- Real appointment booking on the entry plan. Professional texts callers a booking link; in-call calendar booking starts at Scale ($149). For contractors who want jobs booked during the call, the effective price is $149.
- Live transfers on the entry plan: also gated to Scale. An urgent caller who should reach your on-call tech directly needs the $149 tier.
- Trial length: 7 days, shorter than the 14 days some competitors offer.
Real monthly math for a contractor shop
Worked example: a 4-truck plumbing shop fielding 130 calls a month at an average 3.5 minutes per call, which is 455 minutes, on the plans rechecked 2026-06-10.
- Professional ($49 for 250 minutes): 455 minutes exceeds the pool. Under the official auto-upgrade policy you land on Scale. Under the reported $0.25/minute overage you pay $49 + (205 x $0.25) = about $100. Either way, plan for $100 to $149.
- Scale ($149 for 1,000 minutes): comfortable headroom, plus the features contractors actually need (booking, transfers). Total $149.
Rosie prices honestly for home services, and the spam detection on every plan is the right instinct. The practical contractor price is the $149 Scale tier once booking and transfers matter.
How much does Rosie AI cost per month?
Rosie AI cost per month for a typical contractor shop: practically $149 per month (Scale), because real appointment booking and live transfers gate there and 80-to-150-call volume often exceeds the entry plan's 250 minutes. The $49 Professional tier fits low-volume lines that only need messages taken and a booking link texted. Overage handling (auto-upgrade versus the reported $0.25/minute) is unpublished on the pricing page; confirm it in writing.
Contractor-specific AI at published pricing
| Vendor | Plan | Billing unit | Included | Overage | Total monthly at 130 calls |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| OnCrew | Starter | per call | 100 calls | $0.99 per call (published) | $49 + ($0.99 x 30) = $79 |
| OnCrew | Pro | per call | 400 calls | $0.99 per call | $149 (no overage at this volume) |
| Rosie | Professional | per minute | 250 min | unpublished (auto-upgrade or reported $0.25/min) | ~$100-$149 |
| Rosie | Scale | per minute | 1,000 min | same question | $149 |
Both are AI built with home services in mind, priced in the same band. OnCrew's case: contractor-trade intake configured during onboarding (HVAC, plumbing, electrical, roofing), urgent-call handoffs with full transcripts at every tier including the $49 entry, per-call billing with a published overage rate, and a 14-day trial against Rosie's 7. Run both on the same week of real calls.
When Rosie is still the right choice
An honest read of where Rosie wins:
- Home-service businesses at the $149 tier: 1,000 included minutes with booking and transfers is a well-shaped bundle.
- Spam-heavy lines on a budget: included spam detection at $49 beats human services that meter spam time.
- Businesses that want website texting from the same vendor.
The entry-tier feature gates and the unpublished overage policy are the two things to price honestly before signing.
Frequently asked questions
How much does Rosie AI cost?
$49 (250 minutes), $149 (1,000 minutes), or $299 (2,000 minutes) per month, with no setup fees and a 7-day card-free trial, per the live pricing page rechecked 2026-06-10.
What happens when you exceed Rosie's included minutes?
The pricing page does not say. Rosie's own material describes an automatic upgrade to the next tier; third parties report a $0.25 per-minute overage. Get the current policy in writing, because auto-upgrade changes your bill by $100 in a busy month.
Does Rosie book appointments during the call?
On Scale ($149) and up, yes, into your calendar with warm transfers available. The $49 Professional plan texts the caller a booking link instead.
Does Rosie charge for spam calls?
Rosie includes automatic spam detection on all plans, which is a genuine differentiator against per-minute human services that bill spam time.
What is the best Rosie alternative for contractors?
A contractor-configured per-call AI: OnCrew runs $49 to $349 per month with a published $0.99 per-call overage, trade intake, and urgent-call handoffs at every tier. See the OnCrew vs Rosie comparison.
How is OnCrew different from Rosie for contractors?
OnCrew is contractor-specific with handoffs and full transcripts at every tier including $49, per-call billing with a published overage, and a 14-day trial. Rosie is a polished home-services AI whose booking and transfer features start at $149 and whose overage policy is unpublished. At the practical contractor price point ($149 both), the comparison is intake quality on your hardest emergency call.
Where to start
If you are evaluating Rosie pricing for a contractor shop:
- Pull your last 90 days of call records: count, timing, average length, and whether you need in-call booking and transfers.
- Price Rosie at the tier that has the features you need (usually Scale, $149), and get the overage policy in writing.
- Price OnCrew at your real call count: $49/$149/$349 with $0.99 per-call overage published.
- Run both trials (Rosie 7 days, OnCrew 14) on the same week of real calls and compare emergency-intake transcripts.
For OnCrew specifically: start at oncrew.ai/lp/vs/rosie-ai, or call the live AI demo line at (818) 578-4783.
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- OnCrew vs Rosie for contractors
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- Answering service for contractors: the trade-by-trade intake walkthrough for HVAC, plumbing, electrical, and roofing shops.