Slang AI Pricing 2026: Core, Premium and the Per-Location Price
Published · prices checked October 26, 2026
Key takeaways
- Slang AI cannot be priced at 3, 5 or 13 calls a day: both plans are per-location starting prices with no call or minute allowance (read October 26, 2026).
- Both plans read "Starting at" and every plan button says "Get a quote", so the real bill comes from sales.
- Pricing is per location: a group with three restaurants pays the starting price three times before any quote.
- Slang AI is built for restaurants only, with reservation booking through OpenTable, SevenRooms, Yelp and Resy named on its pricing page.
Slang AI costs from $399/month per location (allowance not published), read from its pricing page on October 26, 2026. It sells only to restaurants, and every plan is a starting price that ends in a quote, so what a month of calls costs is not on the page.
Slang AI pricing plans
Prices checked against each vendor's own pricing page on October 26, 2026.
| Plan | Price and allowance | Past the allowance | The math |
|---|---|---|---|
| Core | From $399/month per location (allowance not published) | Not published | Not computable from the page |
| Premium | From $599/month per location (allowance not published) | Not published | Not computable from the page |
Our arithmetic: each vendor's cheapest published plan for that volume plus its published overage, at 3-minute calls. Slang AI publishes neither an allowance nor an overage rate, so we price no volume for it. Taxes, setup fees and add-ons are not included. How we price.
A third plan, Enterprise, reads "Custom Pricing" and is "tailored to multi-location operators" (slang.ai/pricing, read October 26, 2026). The same page shows the starting prices in Canadian and Australian dollars as well.
What separates the two priced plans:
- Core: reservation management, text confirmations, reservation integrations, VIP call handling, special requests, and "Bilingual Support", which the page describes as conversations "in Spanish".
- Premium: everything in Core plus Superhost, which the page says detects and switches "between 97 languages, even mid-call", private events capture, reservation cross-selling to sister restaurants, real-time alerts and a Smart Inbox.
What Slang AI costs per location
The price scales with your restaurants, not your calls: both plan prices in the table above are per location. A group with three restaurants pays one of them three times over, before the quote sets the final number.
What the page does not say is how many calls or minutes a location gets for that price, or what happens past it. Every plan card carries a "Get a quote" button, and both prices read "Starting at". A restaurant taking 13 calls a day and one taking 100 see the same published figure.
How Slang AI counts a call
- Billing unit: Per location, monthly; usage allowance not published
- Rounding: Not published
- Time billed beyond the call: Not published
- Spam and short calls: Not published
- Setup fee: Not published
- Contract: Not published; final price by quote
- Trial: None found
The pricing page is the only billing document we found, and it names no billing unit beyond the location. Enterprise lists "Custom Workflows", described as "Build bespoke call limits tailored for your hospitality group". No limit is published for Core or Premium.
What Slang AI connects to
| Tool | Connection | How we know |
|---|---|---|
| Clio | Not documented | Nothing found on its pages or the tool directory |
| MyCase | Not documented | Nothing found on its pages or the tool directory |
| Lawmatics | Not documented | Nothing found on its pages or the tool directory |
| HubSpot | Not documented | Nothing found on its pages or the tool directory |
| GoHighLevel | Not documented | Nothing found on its pages or the tool directory |
| Google Calendar | Not documented | Nothing found on its pages or the tool directory |
| Calendly | Not documented | Nothing found on its pages or the tool directory |
| Jobber | Not documented | Nothing found on its pages or the tool directory |
| ServiceTitan | Not documented | Nothing found on its pages or the tool directory |
| Housecall Pro | Not documented | Nothing found on its pages or the tool directory |
| Towbook | Not documented | Nothing found on its pages or the tool directory |
The tools in that table are the ones this site tracks for every receptionist. Slang AI's own integrations page lists restaurant systems instead: OpenTable, Tripleseat, SevenRooms, Perfect Venue and Yelp (slang.ai/integrations, read October 27, 2026). For the tracked tools across every vendor, see which AI receptionists write to Clio, HubSpot, Jobber and more.
Setup, contract and your number
- Setup: "Slang AI requires less than 30 minutes of your time to set up and can go live the very same day." No setup fee is named, and none is ruled out.
- Contract: not published. Prices are set by quote, so the term is too.
- Trial: none found on the pricing page. Its buttons read "Get a quote" and "Try Slang AI".
- Your number: "We provide you with a new phone number to put on your website and your Google Business Profile." Keeping your existing number is possible, "but you should discuss your options with our onboarding team."
All quotes from slang.ai/pricing, read October 26, 2026.
The catch
- The price is a floor, not a bill. Both plans read "Starting at" and every card says "Get a quote". You learn the real number only from sales.
- No allowance means no math. Without included calls or an overage rate, a busy Friday cannot be priced from the page.
- It multiplies by location. A second restaurant adds at least another Core plan at the full starting price.
- Restaurants only. The pricing page promises "a plan for you" whatever "your restaurant type or size". A business that is not a restaurant has no plan here.
Where Slang AI is a good buy
Slang AI's pricing page names the reservation platforms it books into: OpenTable, SevenRooms, Yelp and Resy. If your calls are mostly bookings, that is the work it is built for. Slang AI says on the same page that it serves "2,000+ full-service restaurants".
General AI receptionists publish prices you can work out at a volume, which Slang AI does not. Compare the two kinds on Slang AI alternatives.
Slang AI against general AI receptionists
| Service | Entry plan | 3 calls/day (90/mo) | 5 calls/day (150/mo) | 13 calls/day (390/mo) | If calls double (13 to 26 a day) | Overage | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Slang.ai (restaurants only) | From $399/month per location (allowance not published) | Not computable from the published price | Not computable from the published price | Not computable from the published price | Not computable | Not published | slang.ai/pricing, read Oct 26, 2026 |
| Goodcall | $79/month (100 unique callers) | $79 | $118.50 | $129 | +$72.80 | $0.15 to $0.79 a caller | goodcall.com/pricing, read Oct 26, 2026 |
| NextPhone | $199/month (unlimited calls) | $199 | $199 | $199 | No change | None, unlimited calls | getnextphone.com/pricing, read Oct 26, 2026 |
| Upfirst | $24.95/month (30 calls) | $59.95 | $119.95 | $227.45 | +$197.55 | $0.70 to $1.50 a call | upfirst.ai/pricing, read Oct 26, 2026 |
| Phonely | Free (100 minutes), then $50/month (200 minutes) | $67.50 to $74.50 | $112.50 to $137.50 | $292.50 to $389.50 | +$292.50 to $409.50 | $0.25 to $0.35 a minute | phonely.ai/pricing, read Oct 26, 2026 |
| Rosie | $49/month (250 minutes) | $149 | $149 | $299 | Not computable | Moves up to the next plan | heyrosie.com/pricing, read Oct 26, 2026 |
| My AI Front Desk | $99/month (240 minutes: 200 voice plus a 1,000-credit pool worth 40) | $106.50 | $151.50 | $331.50 | +$292.50 | $0.25 a minute | myaifrontdesk.com/pricing, read Oct 26, 2026 |
Slang AI's row has no monthly figures because its page gives a starting price but no call allowance or overage rate. The other rows are general AI receptionists, priced at three-minute calls.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does Slang AI cost per month?
Slang AI's Core plan costs from $399/month per location, read from its pricing page on October 26, 2026. Premium starts higher. Both are starting prices, and the final price comes from a quote.
How many calls does Slang AI include?
Slang AI's pricing page does not publish a call or minute allowance for Core or Premium, or a rate for going over. Enterprise mentions custom call limits. Ask for the allowance in writing with your quote.
Does Slang AI charge per location?
Yes. Both priced plans read "per location" on Slang AI's pricing page, so a restaurant group pays the plan price for each site.
Does Slang AI have a free trial?
Slang AI's pricing page, read on October 26, 2026, names no free trial. Its buttons read "Get a quote" and "Try Slang AI".
Can Slang AI book reservations in OpenTable?
Slang AI's pricing page says its reservation integrations include OpenTable, SevenRooms, Yelp and Resy, on the Core plan and up. Private events capture through Tripleseat and Perfect Venue comes with Premium.
Does Slang AI answer in Spanish?
Core includes Bilingual Support, which Slang AI describes as conversations in Spanish. Premium adds Superhost, which the pricing page says switches between 97 languages during a call.
How these numbers were made
Every vendor price on this page was read from the vendor's own pricing page on the date in its Source cell and saved as a dated capture. Monthly costs use each vendor's cheapest published plan for the volume plus its published overage, at 3-minute calls. Vendors that hide prices stay in the tables as quote only. We do not test answering quality and publish no ratings.
Sources
Vendor pricing and terms pages, from the price index
- Goodcall: goodcall.com/pricing (read October 26, 2026); help.goodcall.com/en/articles/8007566-terms-of-service (read October 27, 2026)
- My AI Front Desk: myaifrontdesk.com/pricing (read October 26, 2026); myaifrontdesk.com/terms-of-service (read October 27, 2026)
- NextPhone: getnextphone.com/pricing (read October 26, 2026)
- Phonely: phonely.ai/pricing (read October 26, 2026)
- Rosie: heyrosie.com/pricing (read October 26, 2026); heyrosie.com/legal/terms (read October 27, 2026)
- Slang.ai: slang.ai/pricing (read October 26, 2026)
- Upfirst: upfirst.ai/pricing (read October 26, 2026); upfirst.ai/terms-of-service (read October 27, 2026)
Other pages quoted
- Slang AI integrations: slang.ai/integrations, read October 27, 2026.
Changes to these prices
- Upfirst: cancellation notice recorded as none. Its pricing FAQ says "You can cancel, upgrade, or downgrade anytime, no questions asked," the same strength as other cancel-anytime terms. Its setup-fee summary now reads "None stated": no page says there is no fee. No price changed.
- My AI Front Desk: the 1,000 monthly overage credits its pricing page lists as included ("Extra credits you get each month in case you go over your included usage") now count as 40 included minutes, so Business-in-a-Box covers 240 minutes before the $0.25 rate applies (was 200).
- Phonely: its Professional plan card says 650 minutes and its comparison table 750; the card is used. When two plans tie on their lowest cost, the one with the narrower range is chosen, so Phonely at 300 calls a month prices on Professional alone.
- My AI Front Desk: billing-term summaries (billing unit, rounding, time billed beyond the call, spam, setup fee, contract, trial) added from the vendor-data billing-terms and contracts files and their captures. No price changed.
- Phonely: billing-term summaries (billing unit, rounding, time billed beyond the call, spam, setup fee, contract, trial) added from the vendor-data billing-terms and contracts files and their captures. No price changed.
- Slang.ai: billing-term summaries (billing unit, rounding, time billed beyond the call, spam, setup fee, contract, trial) added from the vendor-data billing-terms and contracts files and their captures. No price changed.
- Rosie added from its own pricing page (captured October 26, 2026), with billing terms from its terms, FAQ and help pages (read October 27, 2026). Rosie moves an account up a plan instead of charging overage.
- Goodcall added from its own pricing page (captured October 26, 2026), with billing terms from its terms, FAQ and help pages (read October 27, 2026). Goodcall bills per unique caller a month; our arithmetic counts every call as a different caller.
- Upfirst added from its own pricing page (captured October 26, 2026), with billing terms from its terms, FAQ and help pages (read October 27, 2026). Upfirst does not bill calls under 15 seconds or spam.
- Added NextPhone Pro, Growth and Scale from its public pricing page. All three plans include unlimited calls with no per-minute charge or overage fee.
- My AI Front Desk: overage of $0.25 a minute (25 credits at $0.01) added; it was on the captured page but missing here.
Download the data
The first table on this page (CSV, 2 rows). The full price index (CSV), free to reuse under CC BY 4.0.
How to cite this page
ReceptionistPrices.com, Slang AI Pricing 2026: Core, Premium and the Per-Location Price, prices checked October 26, 2026, https://www.receptionistprices.com/slang/pricing/