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.