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Aida pricing for dental practices

Aida's pricing depends on your specialty, your call volume, and whether you run one location or several. It is scoped on a 15-minute call and structured as a project or a retainer. The faster way to judge cost is the math below: most practices lose an estimated $100,000 to $150,000 a year to missed calls.

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What unanswered calls already cost you

Based on industry call data, the average dental practice loses an estimated $100,000 to $150,000 a year from missed calls. The figures below are the cost to weigh Aida against.

$850 to $1,300

First-year revenue from a single missed new patient, and $4,500 or more over their lifetime.

$5,000 to $30,000

What a single missed call can be worth for implant or prosthodontic practices.

78%

Of callers who reach voicemail hang up without leaving a message.

Based on industry call data and modeled estimates.

How Aida pricing works

We do not publish a flat price because practices differ. Pricing depends on your specialty, your call volume, and whether you run one location or many. It is structured as a project or a retainer and scoped on a 15-minute call. There is no hardware to buy and no software for your team to learn.

  • Scoped to your specialty, call volume, and number of locations
  • Structured as a project or a retainer, quoted after a short call
  • One-time setup covers configuration, PMS workflow, and testing
  • No hardware, no software for your team to learn, no hidden fees

The math

A part-time evening receptionist costs roughly $25,000 a year and still does not cover weekends. Aida answers every call 24/7 for a predictable fee.

A single recovered Invisalign case, often $5,000 or more, typically pays for more than a year of coverage.

Based on industry call volume data and modeled estimates.

For a broader look at the market, see our guide to dental answering service pricing in Canada.

Common questions about Aida pricing

How much does Aida cost for a dental practice?

Aida is scoped to your practice rather than sold at a flat rate, because call volume, specialty, and number of locations change the picture. Pricing is structured as a project or retainer and quoted on a 15-minute call. The cost to compare it against is what unanswered calls already cost you, often an estimated $100,000 to $150,000 a year.

Why don't you publish a fixed price?

A single-location general practice and a multi-location implant group have very different call volumes and needs. A flat price would overcharge some and underserve others. We scope it on a short call so the quote matches your actual practice.

How does Aida's cost compare to hiring front desk staff?

A part-time evening receptionist costs roughly $25,000 a year and still leaves weekends uncovered. Aida answers every call 24/7 for a predictable fee. For many practices, a single recovered high-value case pays for more than a year of coverage. Based on industry call volume data and modeled estimates.

Is there a setup fee?

Setup covers configuring Aida with your hours, services, insurance, CDCP protocol, and practice management workflow, then testing before launch. We confirm the full scope and any one-time setup on the scoping call, with no hidden fees.

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Book a 15-minute call. We will look at your specialty, call volume, and locations, then quote it for your practice. No signup, no obligation.