CallBooker
CallBooker is no longer the inbound receptionist its earlier marketing described: it now dials outbound, calling new leads within seconds and booking them into a calendar, and the pricing has been rebuilt around that with a free 10-minute trial and a $39 entry tier. Minute-based plans with no overage are easy to budget, but call carriage runs on your own Twilio account, and the operator still publishes no legal entity or address.
Pros
- Free plan with 10 minutes and no card, so you can hear the agent before paying
- No overage billing: calling pauses when minutes run out instead of surprising you
- Lead API with webhooks plus an MCP server for managing agents from Claude or Cursor
- 33 languages on every tier, including the free one
Cons
- You must bring your own Twilio account, which adds setup and a second bill
- Only 200 minutes on the $39 tier, so a busy funnel outgrows it fast
- Yearly billing is advertised but no yearly prices are shown
- No legal entity, address or country beyond California governing law