Comparison · $49 – $299 / mois
Harch Signal vs Rosie
The verdict: The most accessible entry among generalist voice AIs — self-serve, no trade onboarding.
Self-serve AI receptionist
| Criterion | Harch Signal | Rosie |
|---|---|---|
| Price | 149 $ | $49/$149/$299 (250/1,000/2,000 min) |
| Billing unit | Fixed plan | Minutes |
| Instant text-back | Core of the product | $50 add-on (25 conversations) |
| Onboarding | 48 h done-for-you | Self-serve |
| Service-trades focus | Yes — 48 industries | Generalist |
Competitor pricing captured from public pricing pages in October 2026 — re-verify before any decision.
In their favor
- +$49 entry
- +Generous minutes on tier 1
- +Simple product
Their limits
- −Text-back billed as add-on
- −Fully self-serve
- −Generalist without trade calibration
Rosie offers $49 for 250 minutes, $149 for 1,000, $299 for 2,000 — one of the best minutes-per-dollar ratios in the DIY market. Website texting (the text-back, our core) is a $50 add-on for 25 conversations. If you enjoy configuring yourself and your volume is steady, Rosie is an honest choice. Our gap is onboarding and trade specialization.
FAQ
Signal vs Rosie : FAQ
Isn't $49 cheaper than you?
On tier 1, yes — 250 minutes. With text-back (+$50), you're at $99 for a self-serve product to configure. At $149, we set up, test and calibrate for your trade — different, not strictly comparable.
Does Rosie handle French?
Their core market is English-speaking. Native French (and optional Arabic) is one of our anchors, with automatic language detection.
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$149 credited on month 1. No commitment. Cancel within 30 days, no fees.