LassoRosie: published monthly voice plans
Rosie lists Professional at $49/month with 250 minutes, Scale at $149 with 1,000, and Growth at $299 with 2,000. Professional sends scheduling links; direct calendar booking and warm transfers are listed from Scale. Its pricing page advertises a seven-day trial. Verify the current inclusions and billing terms with Rosie.
Lasso: configured and managed for your business
Lasso After-Hours & Overflow is $249/month with 500 voice minutes; AI Front Desk is $449 with 1,000. Both include standard booking with one supported calendar after connection and a successful test. Initial setup and one monthly refinement round are included. The $99 Text-Back plan includes standard booking but no voice.
Your 30-day trial starts when your selected service goes live, not when you submit a request. Voice can start after your phone setup is confirmed, without waiting for texting approval. Delayed texting gets at least 14 free days once activated, without extending the 30-day voice trial. Text-only trials run for 30 days from texting activation. Usage limits apply. No credit card or automatic billing; pay only if you choose to continue.
Which is the better fit?
Rosie’s listed entry-level voice price is lower, and Scale lists more minutes than Lasso’s $249 plan. Lasso is not presented here as the cheapest option. Compare the exact intake you need, who handles setup and later changes, calendar compatibility and what happens when a transfer fails. Ask each provider to demonstrate your actual workflow.
Lasso annual voice plans are $2,388 or $4,788 paid upfront for 12 months; $199 or $399 are monthly equivalent rates, not monthly payments. Usage limits and readiness checks apply.
Sources and comparison date
Vendor information can change. Recheck plan terms before choosing a service.