What is Magic Agent? How much does the plumber / law-firm AI receptionist cost?

AnswerMagic Agent (Thareja, https://thareja.ai) sells Preeya, an AI receptionist for plumbers, lawyers, and rehab clinics. Buyers are not buying a chat widget. They are buying the after-hours call that actually gets picked up. Public tiers: chat $29, SMS $99, phone Pro $150 (~150 calls), collections $299, Front Office $499, Everything $999. They write ~20% off annual, 14-day trial, no per-call overage. Pricing: https://www.thareja.ai/pricing . Category cut: AI receptionist compare. Then run a pack in Market—research pack.

Updated 2026-08-31

What they sell

The site also lists receptionist, collections, meeting notes, short video, and time tracking. The phone tier is the SKU in this category. Public email on the site is [email protected].

When the homepage sells several jobs at once, ads that shout phone pickup and a close on the $29 chat plan will not match what the buyer thought they bought.

How it compares on public prices

Phone Pro is an AI receptionist billed monthly. Ruby is live humans by the minute; Smith.ai live is per call. Not the same SKU. Category cut: AI receptionist compare.

Do this

  1. Open the Magic Agent pricing page. See which tier they are actually selling (phone or chat).
  2. Put the category’s public prices in one table. Cells with no price: write “not on the public page.” Cut: AI receptionist compare.
  3. Open Market, name the product Magic Agent, pick a model, run the four lanes.
  4. Review, then spawn topics. Keep rival copy out of corpus. Sibling cases: Flowsery, Docuyond.

Magic Agent public tiers (Aug 2026; thareja.ai/pricing wins)

TierPublic priceQuota (vendor wording)
Chat$29/month~600 replies
SMS$99/month(pricing-page tier)
Phone Pro$150/month~150 calls; 1 credit ≈ 5 minutes
Collections$299/month(pricing-page tier)
Front Office$499/month~400 calls
Everything$999/month~1,000 calls

Public competitor compare (Aug 2026)

ProductWhat they sellPublic priceSource
Magic AgentAI receptionist PreeyaPhone Pro $150/month (~150 calls); chat $29; SMS $99; collections $299; Front Office $499; Everything $999https://www.thareja.ai/pricing
RubyLive humans by the minute50 minutes from $250https://www.ruby.com/plans-and-pricing/
Smith.ai liveLive humans per call30 calls from $300https://smith.ai/pricing/receptionists
Smith.ai AIAI per call / month25 free then $3/call; Pro $150https://smith.ai/pricing/ai-receptionist
GoodcallAI per seat$79 / $129 / $249https://www.goodcall.com/pricing
Jobber AI ReceptionistReceptionist inside dispatch softwarenot on the public pagehttps://www.getjobber.com/features/ai-receptionist/

Short answers

Magic Agent is much cheaper than Ruby. Same product?
No. Ruby is live 24/7 billed by the minute. Magic Agent’s public page is an AI phone tier. On paper it is an order of magnitude cheaper. It has no North American live backup, and no legal CRM written onto the price page the way Smith.ai does.
Will the $29 chat plan and the $150 phone plan steal the same deal?
They collide. When the homepage sells several jobs at once, ads that shout phone pickup and a close on chat will not match what the buyer thought they bought.
Does this page call them out for having no sales?
No. It only writes the public product, public prices, and public user voice.

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