Countries
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A local number your AI answers, with each country’s own rules built in — the AI-disclosure line it opens with, and the recording law it follows.
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Where plans are open
Every country here has a real price book and its own call rules — instant countries first, then the ones where the carrier asks for documents.
| Country | Number | Activation | From |
|---|---|---|---|
| Canada | Local · +1 | Instant activation | CA$29 |
| United States | Local · +1 | Instant activation | $19 |
| Australia | Local · +61 | ID documents required | A$45 |
| New Zealand | Local · +64 | ID documents required | NZ$35 |
| United Kingdom | Local · +44 | ID documents required | £19 |
Said plainly
The carrier network reaches ~131 more countries; plans open as each country’s pricing and call rules are ready — we don’t sell where we can’t price honestly.
Included
Every country, the same promise
- A local number your AI answers around the clock
- The country’s own AI-disclosure line, opening every call
- That jurisdiction’s recording-consent rule, built in
- Prices in the local currency, from the real price book
The rules, built in
What your AI says, where
Each country’s disclosure line and recording rule, exactly as your AI applies them.
Canada
Opens every call with: “Hi, you're speaking with an AI assistant. This call may be recorded.” · Recording law here: one side of the call consenting is enough.
United States
Opens every call with: “Hi, you're speaking with an AI assistant. This call may be recorded.” · Recording law here: one side of the call consenting is enough.
Australia
Opens every call with: “G'day, you're speaking with an AI assistant, and this call is being recorded.” · Recording law here: everyone on the call must be told.
New Zealand
Opens every call with: “Kia ora, you're speaking with an AI assistant. This call may be recorded.” · Recording law here: one side of the call consenting is enough.
United Kingdom
Opens every call with: “Hello, you're speaking with an AI assistant. This call may be recorded.” · Recording law here: one side of the call consenting is enough.