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Hybrid · checked October 8, 2026

Moneypenny (US) pricing and features

Moneypenny (US) is a hybrid (AI and live) answering service. Its published paid plans start at $69 a month. Everything below is read from moneypenny.com.

Starting price
$69 / month
At 150 calls × 3 min
$309 / month (100 calls)
Setup fee
Not stated
Contract
No contract; 30 days’ notice to cancel, effective from your next billing date
Free trial
Not stated
Money-back
Not stated
Coverage
24/7
Languages
English
HIPAA
Yes
SOC 2
Not stated

Plans

PlanMonthlyIncludesOverage
50 minutesper month$16550 minutesExtra minutes $2.28
100 minutesper month$265100 minutesExtra minutes $2.12
200 minutesper month; labeled “Most popular”$422200 minutesExtra minutes $1.91
500 minutesper month$985500 minutesExtra minutes $1.67
25 callsper month$6925 callsExtra calls $2.49
50 callsper month$9950 callsExtra calls $2.39
100 callsper month; labeled “Most Popular”$199100 callsExtra calls $2.19
250 callsper month$435250 callsExtra calls $1.89

Worth knowing. Also covers VoiceNation, whose pricing page now redirects here. Offers both human and AI answering, but its page does not say which plan group is which, so the plans appear as published. 30 days’ notice to cancel. HIPAA-compliant receptionists are mentioned in a blog post, not on the pricing pages.

Features

  • Appointment bookingYes
  • Warm transfer to youNot stated
  • Text follow-upNot stated
  • Call recordingNot stated
  • Lead qualificationYes
  • Intake formsNot stated
  • Bilingual answeringYes

Integrations

None listed on the provider’s site.

Industries they name

  • Legal
  • Home Services
  • Healthcare
  • Finance
  • Real Estate
  • Franchise

Sources

Prices and features are read from each provider’s own website and dated. They change; check the provider before you sign. Nobody pays to be listed here, and there are no affiliate links.

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