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Smith.ai

Published pricing and capabilities for smith.ai, with each figure linked to the source page and the date we last verified it.

Last verified 1 source Price tracked since June 2026 verify in ledger

Among the 20 AI receptionists we track, Smith.ai is #16 cheapest of 20 at $385/mo for 200 inbound calls a month; the median is $160/mo. It publishes 7 plans; HIPAA: not published.

As of Sep 9, 2026 · figures linked to their source in the table below

Cheapest we track: Vapi — $30/mo

See Smith.ai pricing at smith.ai Live plans on the vendor's own site. We last verified these figures on Sep 9, 2026 — they may have changed.
Cost @ 200 calls/mo
$385 · on Pro — 150 calls/mo
Plans published
7
HIPAA
Not published
BAA
Not published
Bilingual
Not published
Last verified
Sep 9, 2026

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Smith.ai pricing — The Front Desk Review, as of Sep 9, 2026, https://frontdeskreview.com/ai-receptionists/vendors/smith-ai/

Permalink: https://frontdeskreview.com/ai-receptionists/vendors/smith-ai/

Plans

Every priced plan links to the public page the figure was captured from — Smith.ai's own wherever it publishes the number, otherwise the named public source — with the verification date. "Not published" means the vendor states no figure — we never substitute one.
Plan Monthly Included Overage Billing Annual
Free 25 real calls a month at no charge, then $3.00 per extra real call — the dearest per-call rate on the ladder. 24/7 AI answering, recording, transcription and summaries, lead qualification and routing, AI scheduling, native integrations, analytics, Quality Studio. Self-service. Each bundle also publishes a test-call and a simulated-call allowance alongside the real calls, which this schema has no field for; only real calls are metered and only they are recorded here. Month-to-month, 30 days' notice to cancel. Calls from Smith.ai's 20M-strong spam list are filtered before answering and do not count against the bundle, and up to 10% of calls can be credited off each bill as spam. $0 base smith.ai verified Sep 9, 2026 25 calls $3.00/call Per call
Pro — 75 calls/mo Entry paid bundle. Self-service: the card's own call to action sets it up without sales contact. Each bundle also publishes a test-call and a simulated-call allowance alongside the real calls, which this schema has no field for; only real calls are metered and only they are recorded here. Month-to-month, 30 days' notice to cancel. Calls from Smith.ai's 20M-strong spam list are filtered before answering and do not count against the bundle, and up to 10% of calls can be credited off each bill as spam. $150 smith.ai verified Sep 9, 2026 75 calls $2.50/call Per call
Pro — 150 calls/mo Self-service. Each bundle also publishes a test-call and a simulated-call allowance alongside the real calls, which this schema has no field for; only real calls are metered and only they are recorded here. Month-to-month, 30 days' notice to cancel. Calls from Smith.ai's 20M-strong spam list are filtered before answering and do not count against the bundle, and up to 10% of calls can be credited off each bill as spam. $270 smith.ai verified Sep 9, 2026 150 calls $2.30/call Per call
Pro — 300 calls/mo Self-service, and the same price and bundle as the Enterprise 300-call rung below it; the two differ in how they are bought and run, not in what they cost. Each bundle also publishes a test-call and a simulated-call allowance alongside the real calls, which this schema has no field for; only real calls are metered and only they are recorded here. Month-to-month, 30 days' notice to cancel. Calls from Smith.ai's 20M-strong spam list are filtered before answering and do not count against the bundle, and up to 10% of calls can be credited off each bill as spam. $500 smith.ai verified Sep 9, 2026 300 calls $2.17/call Per call
Enterprise — 300 calls/mo SALES-LED: Smith.ai builds and runs the setup, and the card's call to action is to talk to them rather than sign up. Priced identically to the self-service Pro rung at the same volume. Each bundle also publishes a test-call and a simulated-call allowance alongside the real calls, which this schema has no field for; only real calls are metered and only they are recorded here. Month-to-month, 30 days' notice to cancel. Calls from Smith.ai's 20M-strong spam list are filtered before answering and do not count against the bundle, and up to 10% of calls can be credited off each bill as spam. $500 smith.ai verified Sep 9, 2026 300 calls $2.17/call Per call
Enterprise — 500 calls/mo Sales-led. The page contradicts itself on this rung's effective per-call rate: the card and the desktop comparison table both show $1.60 per call with a −4% badge, the narrow-screen table badges the same rung −10%, and the page's own structured data says $1.50 per call at a 10% volume discount. $800 ÷ 500 = $1.60, so the visible figure is the one that reconciles; the badge and the structured data do not. The $2.10 recorded here is the published rate for calls BEYOND the bundle, which is a different number from either. Each bundle also publishes a test-call and a simulated-call allowance alongside the real calls, which this schema has no field for; only real calls are metered and only they are recorded here. Month-to-month, 30 days' notice to cancel. Calls from Smith.ai's 20M-strong spam list are filtered before answering and do not count against the bundle, and up to 10% of calls can be credited off each bill as spam. $800 smith.ai verified Sep 9, 2026 500 calls $2.10/call Per call
Enterprise — Custom (1000+ calls/mo) 1,000+ real calls a month, priced on application — no figure is published, so none is recorded. Sales-led. Month-to-month, 30 days' notice to cancel. Calls from Smith.ai's 20M-strong spam list are filtered before answering and do not count against the bundle, and up to 10% of calls can be credited off each bill as spam. Quote Not published Per call

Price changes

Tracked since June 2026. No change record has cleared two sources yet, so nothing is published on the wire.

Integrations

Provenance

Read from https://smith.ai/pricing/ai-receptionist in a headless browser on 2026-09-09, after the site's own staleness marker had been showing these prices as unverified since 2026-06-27. THE WHOLE LADDER HAD BEEN REPLACED, so this is a rebuild rather than a re-dating. The record held Starter $95 / 30 calls, Basic $270 / 90 calls and Pro $800 / 300 calls at a flat $2.40 per extra call. On the page today there is no Starter and no Basic: the tiers are Free, Pro and Enterprise, each paid tier carrying its own volume selector rather than being one fixed bundle. The entry paid price is $150 for 75 calls, not $95 for 30 — a 58% rise on a bundle two and a half times the size. The name collision was the sharpest risk in the old record: "Pro" now starts at $150, so publishing "Pro (self-service) $800" against today's page actively misled; $800 has moved to Enterprise and out of self-service altogether. The flat $2.40 overage no longer exists either — it is a six-step ladder from $3.00 down to $2.10, and $2.40 appears nowhere on the page. A free tier now exists (25 real calls, $3.00 per call after), which the record did not carry at all. The G2 corroboration this record attached to Starter was dropped with that plan rather than moved onto a successor: it witnessed a tier that no longer exists. A caution for whoever reads this page next: its pricing renders inside shadow roots, so a plain fetch and even a naive rendered read return a few hundred characters of cookie banner while the real page carries about 59,000 — this vendor cannot be checked without piercing them. Smith.ai also publishes a 6-month commitment plan promising rollover calls and a lower rate, with no figure attached, so nothing is recorded for it. Integrations: Clio and Calendly are named on this page today and are kept. MyCase and Filevine were confirmed on the June version of this page and appear nowhere on the rebuilt one; they were dropped rather than carried on a source that no longer says it, and they may well still be supported — the integrations page, not this one, is where that belongs. HIPAA, BAA and Spanish support are not published here.