11 side by side.

AI receptionists for one person compared: Rosie, Upfirst, Dialzara and more

AI receptionists answer calls and take messages, and most are built for a business line. Vicem is an AI receptionist for one person: it answers your own phone for everyone who calls, says it’s an AI, and asks you before anything important.

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What are the facts?

Rosie, Upfirst, OsmO, Breezy, Personal AI Receptionist, Vida, Plura, Dialzara, Quo with Sona, Allo, Vicem: the facts (Checked on October 14, 2026)
NamePriceLanguages it answers inA number of its own to give outWorks with your phone offTells callers it’s an AI
RosiePriceFrom $49 a month (250 minutes)Languages it answers inEnglish and SpanishA number of its own to give outNot stated on the pages we readWorks with your phone offYes, around the clockTells callers it’s an AINot stated on the pages we read
UpfirstPriceFrom $24.95 a month for 30 calls; 14-day free trialLanguages it answers inEnglish, Spanish and 35+ othersA number of its own to give outYes, its own number, billed at costWorks with your phone offYes, around the clockTells callers it’s an AINot stated on the pages we read
OsmOPriceFrom $7.99 a month, after a 7-day free trialLanguages it answers inEnglish and SpanishA number of its own to give outYes, on Premium (Android) and Pro (iPhone)Works with your phone offOn Premium and ProTells callers it’s an AIIts sample greeting says “assistant”
BreezyPriceNot stated on the pages we readLanguages it answers inEnglish and SpanishA number of its own to give outNot stated on the pages we readWorks with your phone offYes, after hours, on the business lineTells callers it’s an AIThe business chooses: as an AI, or as staff
Personal AI ReceptionistPriceNot listed: scoped with its sales teamLanguages it answers inNot stated on the pages we readA number of its own to give outNo: it answers your existing business numberWorks with your phone offYes, around the clockTells callers it’s an AINot stated; its voice aims to sound like a real person
VidaPriceStarts with a paid pilot, from $1,500, credited to month oneLanguages it answers inNot stated on the pages we readA number of its own to give outYes, a local Vida number with a subscriptionWorks with your phone offYes, on its own numberTells callers it’s an AIIts demo agent says “I’m an AI agent”
PluraPriceFrom $14 an hour of AI talk time, yearly contracts; agent build from $2,500Languages it answers inNot stated on the pages we readA number of its own to give outYes, business numbers from $2 a month eachWorks with your phone offYes, on its numbersTells callers it’s an AINot stated on the pages we read
DialzaraPriceFrom $29 a month for 60 minutes; 7-day free trialLanguages it answers inEnglish and Spanish (bilingual from Business Pro)A number of its own to give outYes, a local or toll-free number in every planWorks with your phone offYes, 24/7, once your number forwards to itTells callers it’s an AINot stated; its FAQ says callers often can’t tell
Quo with SonaPriceFrom $15 a user a month yearly or $19 monthly; Sona: 10 calls a month included, then from $25 a month; 7-day free trialLanguages it answers inSona: English, Spanish and FrenchA number of its own to give outYes, one local or toll-free number per userWorks with your phone offYes, Sona answers when you’re unavailableTells callers it’s an AIUp to your greeting; its guide says to name Sona as AI
AlloPriceBusiness from $32 a seat a month yearly or $45 monthly; AI receptionist add-on $32 a month per agent; 7-day free trialLanguages it answers inSeveral, including English, French and SpanishA number of its own to give outYes, one number per seatWorks with your phone offYes, day or night, when nobody on the team canTells callers it’s an AINot stated on the pages we read
VicemPriceFrom $24 a month, your US or Canadian number included. Free for 3 days.Languages it answers in37 languagesA number of its own to give outYes, with an email and a pageWorks with your phone offYesTells callers it’s an AIYes, on every call

Checked on October 14, 2026. Each name opens its own comparison, with its sources.

When each fits.

Which one fits?

  • Rosie: You run a small business and want its line answered. Rosie, home page
  • Upfirst: You run a business and want leads qualified. Upfirst, home page
  • OsmO: You want an AI that also calls places and waits on hold. OsmO, home page
  • Breezy: You run an HVAC, plumbing or electrical business. Breezy FAQ: audience
  • Personal AI Receptionist: You run a small business and want its line answered. Personal AI page
  • Vida: You run a call center, agency or team with high volume. Vida home page
  • Plura: You run a contact center or sales team with many leads. Plura home page
  • Dialzara: You run a small business and want every call answered 24/7. Dialzara home and FAQ
  • Quo with Sona: Your team shares numbers, calls and texts in one place. Quo home page
  • Allo: You run a team of 2 to 250 people. Allo pricing
  • Vicem: You are one person, and every caller is yours.

What do people ask?

Is there an AI receptionist for one person, not a business?

Yes. Vicem answers one person’s own phone, for everyone who calls. The table shows what each app here does, side by side.

How do calls get to Vicem?

You forward the calls you miss, decline or can’t take to Vicem’s own number. Your phone still rings first.

Does Vicem say it’s an AI?

Yes: every call starts by saying it’s an AI.

In their own words.

Sources, checked on October 14, 2026