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Your phone, answered — hear it right now.

Atlas answers the phone that already rings, in your business’s name, takes a real intake, and gets it to you while the caller is still hanging up. The demo line is the actual product. Call it.

The whole price, on the page.

The proof we can honestly offer is the whole price, on the page — no per-call math to decode, no “contact us for pricing.” Here is the entire commercial picture — the same numbers our own team quotes.

$0 / 20 min

The free trial — no card, 14 days to try it.

$99 – $499

Four published rungs, minutes included stated on each.

$0.35/min

The overage rate, stated up front — opt-in only.

$6k–$18k

A custom phone-agent build, delivered yours outright.

The $99 Starter rung is still marked draft until final terms are signed off. Everything else here is the shipped ladder. Full terms on the pricing page.

How a call goes.

One business, one phone line, one approved script — that is the whole scope, on purpose. Bounded things work.

  1. It answers as you

    One business, one phone line, one greeting you approve. Callers hear your business’s name — and they’re told an AI assistant is answering.

  2. It takes a real intake

    The questions you sign off on — name, need, urgency, anything else you decide — asked politely, in order, every single time.

  3. It gets the answer to you

    The finished intake goes to one destination you verify — your email or your phone — while the caller is still on the line. No dashboard to babysit.

What it deliberately doesn’t do yet: calendar booking, live human transfer, text-message follow-up. Each ships only when it’s proved on a real line — see Hear it.

Pick the bucket that matches your ringing.

Trial

$0

20 minutes

No card · 14-day window

Starter

$99/mo

150 minutes

Draft

Growth

$199/mo

550 minutes

Most businesses start here

Pro

$349/mo

1,050 minutes

Busy phones, one line

Desk

$499/mo

1,500 minutes

Front-desk volume

Overage: $0.35/min, opt-in only — you approve it before it ever bills.

Every plan: one business, one phone line, your approved greeting and intake, one verified delivery destination. See the full terms →

Checking us against the names you’ve heard of?

You should. Here is what each one actually ships today.

CompareWhat it is todayCost todayVoice-first phone agent?
Atlas Answers your existing phone line under your business’s name; takes a full intake; delivers it instantly. $99–$499/mo published minute buckets · $0.35/min overage · free 20-min trial Yes — that is the product.
Viktor Chat-agent platform — a broad agent workspace metered by credits; voice is one surface among many. From $50/mo; displayed team config $100/mo for 40,000 credits Among many surfaces, credit-metered
Other AI tools Google’s assistant tiers inside Google AI subscriptions. Part of Google AI Pro ($19.99/mo) or Ultra A personal assistant — not an external line for a business
Microsoft Scout Frontier experimental preview inside Copilot plans. No standalone price; Copilot Business/Enterprise $19/$39 per seat + org enablement Preview gate — not a purchasable product
Smith.ai Human receptionists plus AI, with deep legal-industry focus. From about $95/mo; per-call plans from $1.60/call AI-first tier — with human staff as the product’s core

The claim on this table is about packaging — none of the four ships a voice-first, external, standalone phone agent priced as a product. It is not a claim about what their systems can or can’t do; several are excellent at what they are. Positions as of 2026-09-08, from sourced pricing research re-verified before any binding quote.

Hear it. Watch it. Neither is staged.

We’d rather show an empty chair than a staged call. The moment real recordings clear caller-privacy review, they land here — and the transcript of a live call is already there, labeled for what it is.

Built for phones that ring while you work.

  • Home services

    Plumbers, electricians, HVAC — the phone rings while you’re under a sink.

  • Law firms

    Intake questions asked in your order — the after-hours caller gets the same intake as the noon one.

  • Clinics & practices

    New-patient questions taken kindly, with the details your front desk asks for.

  • Property managers

    Maintenance calls captured with the address, the issue, and the urgency.

  • Salons & studios

    While your hands are busy, callers still get your services, your hours, and a message taken properly.

  • IT & professional services

    Intake triaged against your criteria before it ever reaches your queue.

One skill of a bigger agent — the quiet third door.

The same agent that answers your phone can be built out to take real work off your week — bounded builds from $6,000 to $18,000, delivered with written ownership terms and no required subscription afterward.

The things people ask us first.

open>Is the demo line real?

Yes. +1 (888) 437-2001 is a live line running the current build of Atlas. What you hear is what your callers would get.

>Will callers know it’s AI?

Atlas introduces itself as your business’s assistant when it answers — the greeting script is yours to approve and yours to change. We think callers forgive a computer that actually helps far faster than they forgive a hold queue.

>Does it replace my receptionist?

No — and we won’t pretend otherwise. It answers when your line rings and nobody is free to pick up: nights, weekends, the busy hour, the vacation day. Your team stays your team.

>Can it book appointments?

Not yet. Calendar booking is outside the current service on purpose — we connect it only once it’s proved on your setup. Today Atlas takes the complete intake and delivers it to you instantly, so booking it yourself takes ten seconds.

>What happens when a call goes somewhere Atlas can’t handle?

It says so plainly, takes what the caller will give it, and gets you the summary. Before you go live you approve exactly where completed intakes land — and what Atlas says when it can’t help.

>How do minutes count?

Connected minutes where Atlas handled the call, summed from actual call records you can see. You get a notice at 80% and at 100% of your bucket, and overage is opt-in at $0.35/min. There is no unlimited plan and never a silent overage.

>What does the free trial commit me to?

Nothing. Twenty minutes of talk time, no card, inside a 14-day window. If you don’t like what you hear, that’s the whole story.

>Who owns the setup?

On subscriptions, you own your greetings, intake questions, and data. On custom builds, you receive the deliverables and deployment materials and can keep running the system with no subscription to us — spelled out in writing before any work starts.

Hear it now, or put it on your line.

Two doors. One of them is a phone. The demo is the product. If you like what you hear, the next step is a short setup call — not a sales process.

Call the live demo: +1 (888) 437-2001 Get it on your line