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Rosie or Workie, when the phone rings and the follow-up never happens
Rosie answers the ringing phone; Workie works what arrives in writing and sends nothing until you tap approve.
Where the two differ
Where they win, they get the tick.
| Rosie |  Workie | |
|---|---|---|
| Answers a ringing phone, day or night | Yes | Nono phone line and no voice |
| Books the visit on the cheapest plan | NoProfessional texts a booking link; calendar booking starts on Scale, at $149 | Yes |
| Sends the follow-up, the quote and the invoice afterwards | Notakes the message and hands it on | Yes |
| Nothing reaches a customer until you tap approve | Nothe caller is answered live, as they speak | Yes |
| Chases a quote two days later without being asked | Noits pricing page does not say | Yes |
| Answers the Google review and posts to Instagram | Noits pricing page does not say | Yes |
| Try it before you pay | Yes | Noyou pay first, with 14 days to ask for your money back |
What Rosie costs
Professional
$49 a month
250 minutes a month, 24/7 answering, custom message taking for two scenarios, appointment links by text, spam detection, a website chat widget
Scale
$149 a month
1,000 minutes, everything in Professional plus calendar booking, warm transfers, live transfers, texts to the caller during the call
Growth
$299 a month
2,000 minutes, everything in Scale plus waterfall transfers, custom agent training, white-glove onboarding, priority support
Read from https://heyrosie.com/pricing, checked 12 September 2026
Every figure here comes from the page linked beside it, read on 12 September 2026. Where that page carries no figure a reader can check, this one leaves it out.
Where Rosie wins
- Rosie picks up a ringing phone at two in the morning. Workie has no number to give you.
- A caller who wants a person gets one: warm transfers on the Scale plan brief your team before connecting them.
- Seven days free with no card, so an owner hears it answer the phone before paying anything.
Where Workie wins
- Every reply, quote and invoice waits in one packet until you tap approve, and there is an undo window after that.
- The work comes back as receipts: the email that went, the slot that was booked, the invoice that was paid, each with the app it happened in.
- Five desks share one record of your business, so the quote Sam chases on Thursday knows what Riley promised on Tuesday.
- Billing counts what went out to a customer. Reading, drafting and asking you cost nothing.
Questions owners ask
No. There is no number and no voice. Workie works the leads that land in your inbox, your forms and your messages, so Rosie is the better buy if the phone is the hole.
Plenty of owners do. Rosie picks up the call and writes down the lead; Workie works what arrives in writing and waits for your tap.
Rosie's own pricing page, read on 12 September 2026 and linked beside the figures. Its annual rate and its price per extra minute are absent here because that page does not publish either one.
