One platform instead of a roster of agents: a 24/7 AI receptionist in 29 languages, AI clinical notes, insurance eligibility through claims and EOB posting, forms, texting, and recall, flat-priced, published, running on your existing phones and any of 60+ PMS. Built by a practicing dentist.
Best for: Practices that want the whole front office covered for one predictable published price instead of quoting agent by agent.
Laine, a dentist-built AI receptionist, paired with Saige for staff SOPs and training. Quote-only like Savvy Agents, with four supported PMS.
Best for: Practices on Open Dental, Dentrix, Dentrix Ascend, or CareStack that value bundled staff-training tooling.
A healthcare-wide voice AI receptionist with large published call volumes. Strong phone automation; not dental-native, and also quote-only.
Best for: Groups spanning medical and dental that want one voice AI vendor.
If the appeal of Savvy Agents was bundling AI with VoIP phones, Weave is the incumbent version of that bundle: phones, texting, payments, and reviews in one system, starting at $249/mo plus setup, with top tiers quoted.
Best for: Practices that primarily want a new phone-and-communication system with some AI assistance.
Savvy Agents does not publish pricing anywhere. The cost is custom and quote-based, revealed after you book a demo, and the final number depends on which of the four agents you purchase and whether you add extras like their VoIP phone service. Practices comparing quotes should price the full stack they'd actually need (every agent plus add-ons) not the single-agent starting point a demo tends to anchor on.
Intake.Dental publishes flat, all-in tiers: Solo $79.99, Multi $179.99, AI Receptionist $499.99, and Autopilot $999.99 per month. No per-seat, per-message, or per-agent charges, reception, clinical notes, and the insurance suite are all included in the published price.
It's not published, pricing is quoted after a demo and depends on which agents and add-ons you buy. Intake.Dental's comparable coverage is published: $499.99/mo for the AI Receptionist tier, with tiers from $79.99.
Intake.Dental covers what the agent suite covers (phones, intake, insurance, communication) plus clinical notes, in one flat published price on your existing phones. Among other quote-only dental AI vendors, AiroDental is the closest peer.
No. Intake.Dental's AI receptionist runs on top of the phone setup you already have. There's no hardware purchase or number port required to start, and setup is self-serve in about 60 seconds.
The agent suite is front-office focused. AI clinical notes and an end-to-end insurance workflow (eligibility, 837D claims, denial repair, EOB posting) are the kind of coverage you'd get from a broader platform like Intake.Dental.
Savvy Agents' four-agent model is a clever way to package front-office AI, and for practices that want to adopt one narrow capability at a time it has appeal. But by the time you've quoted the agents you actually need plus the VoIP add-on, you've assembled (at an unpublished price) roughly what Intake.Dental sells as one flat-priced platform, with clinical notes and full insurance handling included. Start with the published number: $79.99 to $999.99/mo, everything visible today.
Savvy Agents packages dental front-office AI as a team of four named agents (covering phones and admin work) sold with optional VoIP phones. It's a genuinely dental-specific approach. The catch practices keep hitting: everything is quote-based, the total depends on which agents and add-ons you stack, and the suite is front-office only. Here's how the alternatives compare, and what they cost.
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If you already use Dentrix, here's what Intake Dental adds and why it doesn't replace your PMS.
