Pricing
Starts at $149 a month
Priced on how many calls come in, and quoted for your business. Setup included, month to month, and 30 days free to see what it catches before you pay anything.
Trial covers 30 days or 10 hours of call time, whichever comes first. No card required to start.
How much does an AI receptionist cost?
HiGrovi starts at $149 a month. What you actually pay is based on how many calls come in and what you need the agent to handle, so it is quoted for your business rather than sold off a tier list. Busier phones cost more than quiet ones.
That is the honest version. A phone that rings forty times a day is a different job from one that rings four times, and pricing it the same would mean overcharging one of them.
Why is there no pricing table?
Because a table would be wrong for most businesses reading it. Call volume in the trades swings hard by trade, season and market, so any tier we printed would fit some readers and mislead the rest. We would rather quote you the real number than publish one you cannot use.
Is there a free trial?
Yes, 30 days. That is long enough to cover several weekends, which matters because evenings and weekends are where most missed calls happen. One quiet weekend proves nothing. A month of them shows you the real pattern before you have paid anything.
The trial is the sensible way to buy this, because what you are buying is invisible until it runs. You do not currently know how many calls you miss. Your phone system does, but nobody looks. A month of every call being answered turns that from a guess into a number.
Am I locked into a long contract?
No annual commitment and no multi-year term. It runs month to month, with a short notice period if you want to stop. Leaving does not cost you your phone number, your recordings, or the customer details captured while it was running.
Is setup extra?
No, it is included. Setup takes 7 to 14 days and covers your service catalogue, your dispatch rules, your emergency triage, and the connection to whatever scheduling software you already run. You are not paying separately to be onboarded.
Setup is where an AI receptionist is won or lost. An agent that has never been told your service area, your emergency rules, or the jobs you do not take will book you work you cannot do. Yours is configured against your business before it answers a single call.
What it does not do
An AI receptionist handles calls that follow a pattern: booking, qualifying, routing by urgency, capturing details. It is weaker on emotionally charged calls, genuinely unusual situations, and anything needing judgement your business has never written down. There is an honest assessment of where it works and where it fails, including the call types it handles badly.
If your phone barely rings, or nearly all your work comes from repeat customers who reach you directly, this may not be worth paying for. The trial is how you find that out without guessing.
You can also put a number on what your missed calls are costing right now, or read the hire-versus-outsource comparison if you are weighing this against a front desk.