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An Alberta-built alternative to Hey Jodie

Hey Jodie is an AI receptionist that serves businesses across several countries, set up self-serve. It's a capable, easy-to-start option. Here's the honest difference: HeyDiane is built and supported in Sherwood Park, Alberta by The Human Frequency Inc., configured for your specific trade by the founder rather than from a generic template — and on the Crew plan she connects to your field service software through a direct API, not a third-party connector you maintain.

Hey Jodie

A self-serve AI receptionist

  • An AI receptionist you set up yourself.
  • Available as a mobile app.
  • Serves businesses across several countries.
  • Connects to other tools through integrations.

HeyDiane

A Canadian AI receptionist

  • Diane is AI, disclosed on request.
  • Flat $199 a month CAD, no per-minute billing.
  • Built and supported in Alberta, configured to your trade.
  • Books jobs into your calendar; texts you real emergencies.

How HeyDiane is different

Diane is built around your business, not handed to you as a generic app. A real person in Alberta configures her with your service area, your real prices and after-hours fees, and your emergency and escalation rules, then tunes her on live calls. She answers the calls you can't, books routine jobs straight into your calendar with text and email confirmation, quotes the after-hours fee you set, and texts your cell on a genuine emergency. On the Crew plan she creates the job directly in ServiceTitan, Jobber, or Housecall Pro before the call ends. Pricing is flat — $0 founder setup and $199 a month CAD, month-to-month, one-click cancel — in Canadian dollars, with no exchange-rate surprises.

The fair tradeoff: a multi-country, self-serve app like Hey Jodie is quick to start on your own and may have a lower entry price, and if you'd rather set it up yourself that's a real advantage. HeyDiane is for the Alberta owner who'd rather have it built right and handed over — trades-trained, priced in Canadian dollars, and integrated directly with the field software you already run.

A self-serve AI receptionist built to serve many countries is designed for breadth, which is a genuine strength if you want to sign up and configure it yourself in minutes. The tradeoff for an Alberta trades business is depth: pricing in Canadian dollars, trades-specific emergency triage, and a direct API into the field service software you run day to day. Diane is configured for one Alberta shop at a time and, on the Crew plan, creates jobs straight in ServiceTitan, Jobber, or Housecall Pro — not through a third-party connector you maintain.

$0 founder setup + $199/month. Live in 48 hours.

Common questions

How is HeyDiane different from Hey Jodie?

Both are AI receptionists. Hey Jodie is a self-serve product serving several countries; HeyDiane is built and supported in Alberta, configured to your trade by the founder, priced in Canadian dollars at a flat $199 a month, and integrated directly with ServiceTitan, Jobber, and Housecall Pro.

Does HeyDiane integrate with my field service software?

Yes — directly. On the Crew plan Diane creates the job in ServiceTitan, Jobber, or Housecall Pro before the call ends, through a direct API rather than a third-party connector you set up and maintain. Many AI receptionists rely on connector platforms for this; Diane's integration is built in.

Is HeyDiane priced in Canadian dollars?

Yes. HeyDiane is flat — $0 founder setup plus $199 a month CAD, with no per-minute or per-call charges and no exchange-rate surprises. Live in 48 hours.