Competitor Comparison
EveryRing vs. Skedy: Which is better for your trade business?
Both offer AI receptionists, but EveryRing is built specifically for the Australian market with features Skedy hasn't shipped yet.
More features. Lower price. Works anywhere.
Multi-business routing on one number, Google Calendar booking on the call, and follow-up reminder texts. AU, US, and UK numbers available. Competitor details come from their public websites and change, so check them before you decide.
Skedy plans as advertised on skedy.io: Starter $250 / Growing $450 / Expanding $1,250 AUD ex GST. † US services (Phonely, Rosie, Smith.ai, Goodcall) priced in USD, converted at ~1.55×; none provide Australian phone numbers or AUD billing. * Converted from USD list prices. Feature claims based on each provider's public marketing pages as of June 2026.
Why Tradies Choose EveryRing
- Lower monthly price: $179, $329 and $899 a month against Skedy's $250, $450 and $1,250, about 27% less at each comparable tier. Skedy includes more minutes per plan, so per included minute the gap is closer to 10%. EveryRing also has a $89 Lite plan.
- Calendar Booking: Connect Google Calendar and book jobs on the call. Skedy's pricing FAQ says it doesn't book jobs today.
- Follow-up Reminders: An automatic SMS reminder a few hours after a hot lead calls.
- Repeat-caller Recognition: Returning callers are flagged in your dashboard with their name filled in.
Where Skedy Sits
Skedy is a solid platform, but they skew towards more generic SMBs. For a plumber in Sydney or a sparky in Melbourne, EveryRing's suburb knowledge and trade-specific features provide a more seamless experience for both you and your callers.
