Comparing ReceptionHQ?
They publish more than most of this market. The gap is what those prices actually include.
The difference
How the two are priced.
ReceptionHQ publishes a starting price for each service, but not the call volume that price covers.
"From" is doing some work
The included call volume isn't stated next to the price.
Prices exclude VAT
Worth adding 20% before you compare anything.
Ours states the minutes
100, 300 or 600 a month, printed next to the price.
Side by side
Published prices, checked.
Read off their own page on 9 August 2026.
ReceptionHQ
Human receptionist team, UK
From £15/mo (MessageExpress), £16 (MyReceptionist), £30 (MyAssistant, MyDiary) — excl. VAT
Check their pricing page30 minutes free. No card.
Straight answer
When ReceptionHQ is the better buy.
If you want a human voice and your volumes are genuinely low, their entry price is hard to beat.
FAQ
Questions, answered.
What does ReceptionHQ cost?
Their published pricing page lists MessageExpress from £15/month, MyReceptionist from £16, and MyAssistant and MyDiary from £30, excluding VAT, with a 7-day free trial (checked 9 August 2026). The included call volumes aren't stated alongside those figures, so the real monthly cost depends on your usage.
How is RedAgents priced differently?
Flat monthly with the minutes printed next to the price: £29 for 100 minutes, £69 for 300, £115 for 600. No per-call charge on top, so a busy month costs the same as a quiet one.
Do both keep my existing number?
Yes — with us you set up a divert so only the calls you miss come through, and your published number never changes. Check their current terms for how theirs works.
Also comparing
The rest of the market.
Hear it, then
decide.
30 minutes free, no card. Keep your current service running while you test ours.