AI receptionists in Czechia 2026 — a comparison from public price lists
Shopping for an AI receptionist and not sure what separates a CZK 420 bot from a system costing thousands? We lined up the solutions available on the Czech market — using public price lists as of 16 July 2026. We are one of the players being compared, so let's be fair upfront: we also spell out when NOT to pick us. Competitor prices change; verify with the vendors.
What's on the market
- Jarabot — self-serve all-in-one (chat, mail, voice): from CZK 420/mo per channel, full bundle from ~CZK 1,450/mo, one-time setup per their price list from CZK 50,000. Strength: channel breadth at a low fee. Expect the tuning to be on you.
- FAYN voicebot — a voice bot from a telecom operator: CZK 10,000 activation + 1,299/mo + 2.99 per minute. Strength: a simple voice line with your own operator. Voice only; the per-minute rate grows with volume.
- Daktela AI Voicebot — contact-center class: activation from CZK 7,500 + from CZK 10,000/mo. Strength: integration into a full contact centre. For a salon or a small garage it's overkill — it targets bigger operations.
- AI Recepce (airecepce.cz) — an announced self-serve receptionist for 100 industries at CZK 1,200/mo; at the time of writing in pre-registration with launch announced for summer 2026. No live operation to evaluate yet — we are watching.
- Vokaro — a voice AI receptionist, ~CZK 2,000–2,900/mo (exchange-rate dependent, 750 minutes), free setup. Strength: fast start with no configuration. Voice only, self-serve.
- Opora AI (us) — a done-for-you system of 3+ agents with monthly care: messages (Instagram, WhatsApp, SMS), dormant-client win-back, no-show reminders, reviews; the owner approves every message in Telegram. From CZK 2,900/mo (first 5 businesses; normally 4,900) + setup from CZK 9,990. No per-minute rates; detailed pricing here.
How to read the differences: software vs. service
The price gap is no accident — these are two different product classes. A self-serve bot is a tool: you pay little and do a lot (teach it your price list, watch its replies, rewrite its copy). A done-for-you system is a service: you pay more and do almost nothing — the vendor configures, tunes based on real conversations and carries responsibility. Always ask three things: who tunes the bot, what it costs at your realistic volume (minutes!), and who answers for what the bot writes to a client.
When to pick what — honestly
- Enjoy the tech and have time? Take a self-serve tool for a few hundred crowns. With patience you'll get a decent result — and you don't need us.
- Just need a simple voice line? A telecom voicebot or Vokaro is the fastest path. Watch the per-minute rates.
- Run a contact centre with dozens of calls a day? The contact-center class (Daktela) is built exactly for that.
- Want communication to "just happen" — including winning back lost clients — without touching any of it? That's our lane: a system of 3+ agents, monthly care, your approval on every message, AI Act compliance included. And a free audit with a guarantee before you sign: if we don't find at least CZK 20,000 in your database, we part ways.
The safest first step: a number from your own database
Before picking any solution, find out how much money is actually asleep in your business. A free audit in minutes, no phone numbers, no strings — the result is useful in a negotiation with anyone in this comparison.
Free audit →FAQ
Are the competitor prices current?
They come from public price lists as of 16 July 2026 and can change — verify with the vendor before deciding.
Why include yourselves in the comparison?
Because our customer will ask this question anyway. We'd rather answer it openly — including the cases where we are the pricier or unnecessary choice.
What separates a cheap bot from a done-for-you system?
A bot is software you operate. A done-for-you system is a service with the vendor's care and accountability. Details in the pricing breakdown.
What about the new AI Act rules?
From 2 August 2026 every bot must disclose it is AI. Whoever you pick, go through the checklist — the operator's responsibility is yours.