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Best AI voice agents for home services (2026)

My HVAC and plumbing crews are on jobs all day and we keep missing calls — which AI voice agent actually books the work instead of dropping it to voicemail?

If you’re losing booked jobs to voicemail, an AI voice agent answers every call 24/7, qualifies it, and books it. For flat, predictable pricing with 60+ languages and near-instant responses, Teeoff fits well. If you need deep ServiceTitan write-back or a live human on emergency calls, Avoca, Sameday, or Signpost may suit better.

UPDATED 2026-07

Avoca AI

[1, 2]

Best for scaling shops standardizing on ServiceTitan

The best-funded home-services voice player. Answers 24/7, qualifies, handles objections, and books into ServiceTitan, with a live-agent coaching layer on top. The heaviest, most enterprise-leaning option here — and the one with the strongest track record.

PRICINGDoes not publish pricing; third-party estimates ~$1,000–$3,500/mo, billed per-minute (verify before relying on it)

Category leader with 800+ operators and a recent $1B-valuation raise

Deep ServiceTitan integration plus live-agent coaching

—No transparent pricing; per-minute cost is hard to predict

—Heavier sales motion — often overkill for a small shop

Sameday AI

[3, 4]

Best for shops that want AI to close and book like a sales rep

An AI virtual sales agent built by home-services operators. Answers 24/7, builds value, overcomes objections, and books jobs. Flat monthly pricing (with metered minutes) and integrations across the major field-service platforms make it an easier buy than Avoca for a mid-size shop.

PRICINGLaunch $449/mo (500 min); Scale $789/mo (1,000 min); flat monthly, 14-day trial, no contract

Transparent flat pricing, unusual for this vertical

ServiceTitan, Housecall Pro, Jobber and FieldRoutes integrations; sales-close orientation

—Minute caps on lower tiers with overage risk

—Smaller than Avoca; some close-rate claims are vendor-stated

Teeoff

Best for multilingual coverage at flat, predictable pricing

A turnkey, pure-AI voice agent that answers every call 24/7, resolves routine dispatch questions, and books or escalates with full context. Its edge is a flat rate with no per-minute overage, 60+ languages with native accents, and sub-second responses. It’s honest to say Teeoff is not the deepest field-service integration here, nor the most established brand.

PRICINGQuoted on your volume — see pricing

60+ languages with native accents — strong if a chunk of your callers aren’t English-first

Quoted pricing with no per-minute fees; sub-second responses and unlimited concurrent calls

—No native two-way ServiceTitan write-back like Avoca or Sameday

—Newer brand; pure AI, so no live human picks up emergency calls

Goodcall

[7, 8]

Best for flat, unlimited-minute answering across trades

A horizontal, fast-to-launch AI phone agent that ranks near the top of home-services listicles. Its stand-out is flat pricing with unlimited minutes on every plan — a real contrast to the metered-minute crowd — though it’s billed per unique customer rather than per trade workflow.

PRICINGStarter $59–79/mo (100 unique customers/mo, $0.50 each after); Growth $129/mo; Scale $249/mo; unlimited minutes on all plans

Flat pricing with unlimited minutes and fast setup

Scales cleanly from solo operator up to enterprise

—Priced per unique customer — gets expensive at volume

—More DIY configuration; no prebuilt vertical templates

Rosie

[5, 6]

Best for solo operators who want the cheapest fast setup

Pitched as "the easiest AI answering service for small business," with a home-services lean. It auto-learns your business from your website or Google Business Profile and has the lowest entry price in this set — the right starting point for a one-truck shop, if you can live with leaner feature depth.

PRICINGProfessional $49/mo (250 min); Scale $149/mo (1,000 min); Growth $299/mo (2,000 min); 7-day trial

Lowest entry price and very fast auto-setup

Clear SMB focus; appears in many "best of" guides

—Metered minutes with under-detailed overage

—Leaner feature depth; confusing tier naming

Signpost / Mia

[9]

Best for trades that want AI plus live human backup

A hybrid, done-for-you service focused on trades (HVAC, plumbers, electricians, roofers, restoration). It blends an AI voice receptionist with live human answering and custom call flows that route leads into your CRM. Good when a person must handle the hard calls — but there’s a setup fee, a higher floor, and the AI itself is a third-party engine.

PRICINGStandard $199/mo (500 AI min) + $199 setup; Advanced $399/mo; Complete $749/mo; live overage ~$1.90–$2.10/min

Hybrid AI + live human coverage with done-for-you flows

Trades focus; leads pushed into your CRM

—Setup fee and higher monthly floor; expensive live overage

—AI is powered by a third-party engine (Phonely), not owned

SOURCES

Avoca AI — Does not publish pricing; third-party estimates ~$1,000–$3,500/mo, billed per-minute (demo/sales-quoted) competitors.md §3 · avoca.ai (as of July 2026)
Avoca AI — Category leader with 800+ operators; raised $125M+ at a $1B valuation (Apr 2026, YC W23); deep ServiceTitan integration plus live-agent coaching competitors.md §3 · avoca.ai · PRNewswire (as of July 2026)
Sameday AI — Launch $449/mo (500 min); Scale $789/mo (1,000 min); flat monthly, 14-day trial, no contract competitors.md §3 · gosameday.com (as of July 2026)
Sameday AI — Built by home-service operators; ServiceTitan, Housecall Pro, Jobber and FieldRoutes integrations; sales-close orientation; smaller than Avoca competitors.md §3 · gosameday.com (as of July 2026)
Rosie — Professional $49/mo (250 min); Scale $149/mo (1,000 min); Growth $299/mo (2,000 min); 7-day trial; metered minutes competitors.md §1 · heyrosie.com (as of July 2026)
Rosie — Positioned as "the easiest AI answering service for small business"; auto-learns from website/Google Business Profile; leaner feature depth competitors.md §1 · heyrosie.com (as of July 2026)
Goodcall — Starter $59–79/mo (100 unique customers/mo, $0.50 each after); Growth $129/mo; Scale $249/mo; unlimited minutes on all plans competitors.md §1 · goodcall.com/pricing (as of July 2026)
Goodcall — Priced per unique customer (expensive at volume); more DIY configuration; no prebuilt vertical templates competitors.md §1 · goodcall.com (as of July 2026)
Signpost / Mia — Hybrid AI + live human answering for trades; Standard $199/mo (500 AI min) with $199 setup, Advanced $399/mo, Complete $749/mo, live overage ~$1.90–$2.10/min; AI powered by third-party Phonely competitors.md §1, §3 · signpost.com/pricing (as of July 2026)

Questions, answered

My techs are on jobs all day and we keep missing calls — how do I stop losing booked work to voicemail?

Put an AI voice agent on your line so every call is answered the moment it rings, 24/7. It greets the caller, captures the job details, and either books the appointment or takes a message with full context so nothing goes to voicemail. Teeoff does this as pure AI and escalates anything it can’t resolve to your team. If you’d rather a live person handle overflow, a hybrid service like Signpost blends AI with human receptionists.

A lot of my callers aren’t comfortable in English — which AI answering service actually handles other languages?

This is where the options split. Most home-services voice tools don’t publish a multilingual claim, so confirm coverage before you buy. Teeoff is built around many-language support with native accents, so a Spanish- or Mandarin-speaking caller gets answered in their own language and still books the job. If multilingual callers are a meaningful share of your volume, make it a hard requirement and ask each vendor to demo it live.

I don’t want another per-minute bill I can’t predict — which of these charge a flat rate?

Pricing models vary widely. Avoca is quote-gated and typically billed per minute; Rosie and Sameday charge flat monthly tiers but meter your included minutes with overages beyond them. Goodcall offers flat plans with unlimited minutes but bills per unique customer. Teeoff uses a flat monthly rate with no per-minute overage. If predictability matters most, favor flat, no-overage pricing and read the overage clause on any metered plan closely.

Will an AI voice agent book jobs straight into ServiceTitan, or do I have to re-enter everything?

It depends on the tool. Avoca and Sameday are built around home-services software and write jobs into platforms like ServiceTitan — Sameday also covers Housecall Pro, Jobber, and FieldRoutes — so bookings land in your system automatically. More horizontal agents, including Teeoff and Goodcall, connect through general CRM integrations rather than native two-way field-service write-back. If deep ServiceTitan sync is non-negotiable, prioritize a vertical player and verify the integration depth in a demo.

Emergency plumbing calls come in at 2am — can AI handle after-hours dispatch, or do I need a human service?

A pure-AI agent like Teeoff answers around the clock, triages urgency, follows your after-hours dispatch rules, and can page your on-call tech — no human needs to be awake. If you specifically want a person on genuine emergencies, a hybrid service such as Signpost keeps live receptionists in the loop alongside the AI, at a higher price point. Decide whether your 2am calls truly need a human or just need to be triaged and routed fast.

I run a small electrical shop, not an enterprise — is Avoca overkill, and what’s a simpler option?

Often, yes. Avoca is the best-funded, most enterprise-leaning option, with a heavier sales motion and quote-based pricing that can be more than a small shop needs. For a one- or two-truck operation, a self-serve tool with transparent pricing is usually the better fit: Rosie is the cheapest fast starting point, while Teeoff adds flat pricing, many-language support, and quick responses without a big rollout.