GoodCall meters by unique customers per month. Allison meters by minutes, with every feature on every plan. Two different models, compared honestly below.
GoodCall, which describes itself as born out of Google in 2017, prices its AI agents by "unique customers": the number of distinct phone numbers that interact with your agent each month, with unlimited talk time per customer, per its published pricing. Plans start at $79/month for 100 unique customers.
Allison prices by minutes: plans include 200–1,500 minutes with a published additional-minute rate, and every feature on every plan.
Each model genuinely favors a different business. If the same customers call you again and again, per-customer metering can be economical. If most calls are new or one-off callers, minutes are easier to predict. The table below has the numbers for your own math.
Every feature below is included on every plan. No add-ons, no feature gates.
Your bill is a function of minutes, itemized per call. No estimating how many distinct phone numbers a busy month might bring.
A marketing push that doubles new callers doubles talk time at a rate you already know ($0.10–$0.15/min), budgetable before you launch it.
Unlimited escalation rules, team members, and call history on every plan. Nothing about your setup is rationed by tier.
There's no flow designer. Describe how calls should be handled on the discovery call; change it later by telling Allison.
Escalation logic, hours, and booking rules: say them once on the discovery call and they're configured. Changing them later is another conversation, not a builder session.
Call scoring across five dimensions with unlimited history, whether it's your tenth call or your ten-thousandth, plus the weekly report in your inbox.
Your agent answers in a voice and name you choose, included on every plan. Hear the voices →
GoodCall plan details and pricing verified from goodcall.com in July 2026 and may have changed since; see goodcall.com for current rates. GoodCall is a trademark of its owner; Allison Voice is an independent product with no affiliation to or endorsement from GoodCall. This comparison aims to be fair: for businesses where a small set of customers calls frequently, GoodCall's per-customer model with unlimited talk time can be the economical choice.
If you prefer predictable per-minute billing and want your agent built for you rather than assembled in a builder UI, yes. GoodCall's per-customer model with unlimited talk time is a genuinely different design, and it can suit businesses whose callers are mostly repeat customers.
As of July 2026, GoodCall starts at $79/month covering 100 unique customers (distinct phone numbers), with $0.50 per additional customer and no metering of minutes. Allison starts at $99/month with 200 included minutes and $0.10–$0.15 per additional minute. To compare, estimate both your monthly distinct callers and your total talk time, and price each model against your real numbers.
GoodCall counts distinct phone numbers per month, with unlimited talk time per number. Two worked examples at published rates: 150 one-time callers averaging 3 minutes each (450 minutes total) is $79 + 50 × $0.50 = $104 on GoodCall's Starter, versus $99 + 250 × $0.15 = $136.50 on Allison's. And sixty regulars calling weekly favors GoodCall even more, since repeat calls add nothing to their meter. What minutes buy instead is forecastability: last month's talk time is on your phone bill today, while unique-caller counts are hard to know before the month happens and rise quickly during marketing pushes. Run both models against your own numbers.
One discovery call, then forward your number. If you're unsure which billing model fits your call pattern, run last month's call log through both public pricing pages first, or ask Allison to walk through the math with you on the discovery call.
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