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SaveTheJobvs Goodcall.

What they charge, what we charge, and why our call ends with a price out of your own price book and a slot on your calendar. Every figure below is theirs, read on 16 August 2026, or an explicit note that they do not publish one.

Goodcall

$79, $129 and $249 per agent paid monthly, or $66, $108 and $208 paid annually, with unlimited minutes, capped at 100, 250 and 500 unique customers, then 50 cents each

goodcall.com/pricing · checked 16 August 2026

SaveTheJob

$149/mo

Published, capped, and the same in your busiest month. From $99 to start.

Our pricing in full

Start on One Truck, $99 a month

Where we are better, and it is checkable

What you get from us that Goodcall does not give you.

✓It writes the job into your Google Calendar during the call, into a time it read off that calendar first.
✓It cannot book a time it did not offer you on that call. That is enforced in the code, not asked for in a prompt.
✓What it could not answer comes back to you as a note on the call in the caller's own words, with a callback promise set by your own hours.
✓The call ends with a price and a slot, quoted only from the price book you confirmed.
✓Emergency triage written for the trade, so a no-heat call at 2am is handled as an emergency and not as a booking.
✓Their cap counts unique customers, so a busy month of new callers can cost more than the tier looks like it costs.

Why we win this one

Why SaveTheJob beats Goodcall for a trade business.

The cap moved, it did not disappear. They meter unique customers instead of minutes, 100, 250 or 500 by tier and then 50 cents each, so the month that costs you extra is the month new callers arrive, which is exactly the month you were buying this for. And no price book binds the agent, so the long call still ends without a number in it.

✓It writes the job into your Google Calendar during the call, into a time it read off that calendar first.
✓It cannot book a time it did not offer you on that call. That is enforced in the code, not asked for in a prompt.
✓What it could not answer comes back to you as a note on the call in the caller's own words, with a callback promise set by your own hours.
✓The call ends with a price and a slot, quoted only from the price book you confirmed.
✓Emergency triage written for the trade, so a no-heat call at 2am is handled as an emergency and not as a booking.
✓Their cap counts unique customers, so a busy month of new callers can cost more than the tier looks like it costs.

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