LucroVox logo

LucroVox

Call-capped AI receptionist for trades and clinics, with a real rate card in each market and no published overage rate.

In-person rate
Online rate
Monthly fee
Contract

Best for

Trades, clinics and professional practices with steady call volume that want a fixed call allowance and a local rate card.

Pricing breakdown

All prices in USDSourced from provider's published pricing

Every fee we track, grouped by where it applies.

In-person payments

In-person terminal and tap-to-pay transactions.

Setup fee
Not stated either way

Searched both pricing blocks and all six plan cards, both FAQ sets and both terms of service in full. Neither a setup fee nor a promise of none appears on any of them. Its UK page does publish a setup TIME, saying you are live in under 48 hours, which is a different thing and is not read as a statement about cost.

Online payments

Online checkout and keyed-in card transactions.

Setup fee
Not stated either way

Searched both pricing blocks and all six plan cards, both FAQ sets and both terms of service in full. Neither a setup fee nor a promise of none appears on any of them. Its UK page does publish a setup TIME, saying you are live in under 48 hours, which is a different thing and is not read as a statement about cost.

Strengths and trade-offs

Pros

  • A real tier table with a published call cap on every plan, not a "from" price
  • A genuine local rate card in each market, not a converted one
  • Self-serve: the plan cards check out through Stripe with no sales call
  • Books appointments and captures lead details around the clock

Cons

  • Publishes no overage rate anywhere, while its own terms say usage above the allowance is billed at one
  • Does not state whether it provisions a phone number: it forwards the one you already have
  • Its US and UK pages publish different allowances, with talk minutes stated on the UK plans and on none of the US ones
  • Sold for steady call volume, so a very light user pays for headroom they will not use

About LucroVox

LucroVox sells a straightforward three-tier AI receptionist: each plan covers a stated number of AI-handled calls a month, and the plans are bought self-serve through Stripe rather than through a sales call. The vendor targets trades and professional services, naming HVAC, plumbing, electrical, dental and legal businesses, and says the AI answers in around half a second, books appointments and captures lead details around the clock. It publishes a genuine rate card in each market it sells to, in dollars on its main site and in pounds on its UK locale, and its UK terms confirm the mechanism rather than leaving it to inference. On the UK site prices are stated excluding VAT, at the prevailing rate.

One thing about it has to be read before the price, because the vendor's own contract turns on it. Its terms say usage above the included allowance is billed at the published overage rate, and no such rate is published anywhere on either of its sites. So a business that outgrows its plan mid-month has no way to know what the next call costs, and the contract says it will be charged for it. Our estimate deliberately quotes the cheapest plan that covers the volume you enter, which is a price you can actually buy, and stops rather than guessing above the top published plan.

0

How LucroVox compares

Side-by-side with the closest alternatives by estimated cost.

Assumes $15,000/mo volume, $50 average transaction, 70% in-person and 30% online.

Rosie logo

Rosie

$149/mo est.

In-person rate
Online rate
Monthly fee
Hardware cost
Contract length
Settlement time
Est. monthly cost
$149/mo

We may earn a commission when you click through to a provider. This never affects ranking or data shown. Read our terms.

Work at LucroVox? Claim this listing

Compare LucroVox

Compare LucroVox against every other US provider on price, contract terms, and features.