Alayic

UK number

Yes

Each plan on the pricing page says 1 phone number is included, plus call forwarding. The contact page describes Alayic as UK-headquartered, serving the UK, the United States, and Canada, with prices in GBP, USD, and CAD. The help page walks through forwarding an existing number and gives UK carrier codes. We did not see the words +44 on the pricing page, and we did not open signup to inspect the number list.

Keep an existing number: their page says yes.

Source, checked 4 November 2026: “1 phone number included. Call forwarding. Pay As You Go £0 per month from 35p per minute.”

Published price

Table line: £0/mo PAYG · 35p/min. Figures are the vendor's currency. Nothing here is a bill we have been sent.

• Pay As You Go

  £0 a month · allowance not published · £0.35 per minute after

  No set-up fee, on their pricing page.

  The card says call bundles from 35p per minute. The FAQ says extra minutes on every plan, including after the inclusive bundle, are 35p. The illustration uses 35p for every minute and does not assume a cheaper bundle we could not see.

  Source, checked 4 November 2026: “Pay As You Go. £0 Per month. From 35p per minute. 1 phone number included. Call forwarding.”

• Growth

  £89.99 a month · 300 minutes · £0.35 per minute after

  No set-up fee, on their pricing page.

  The plan card says from 17p per minute. The FAQ says any minute past the inclusive bundle is 35p, whichever plan you are on. The illustration uses £89.99 plus 35p, not the 17p headline.

  Source, checked 4 November 2026: “Growth £89.99 per month. 300 free minutes. If you use more than your inclusive minutes, any extra minutes are charged at 35p per minute, whichever plan you are on.”

• Scale

  £199.99 a month · 700 minutes · £0.35 per minute after

  No set-up fee, on their pricing page.

  The plan card says from 10p per minute. Extra minutes are 35p on the FAQ. No minimum contract, on their page. Payment already made for the current month is not refunded.

  Source, checked 4 November 2026: “Scale £199.99 per month. 700 free minutes. There is no minimum contract term.”

Illustration, not a score

150 calls. Minute-priced plans use our assumption of 3 minutes each. Call-priced plans use 150 calls and ignore that assumption. Setup fees are left out. This does not change the public-facts number.

• Pay As You Go: £157.50 if every one of the 450 minutes is charged at the published per-minute rate. 150 calls. Where the plan is priced in minutes, we assume 3 minutes each (450 minutes). That duration is ours, not the vendor's. Setup fees are left out.
• Growth: £142.49 for 450 minutes (300 included, 150 extra). 150 calls. Where the plan is priced in minutes, we assume 3 minutes each (450 minutes). That duration is ours, not the vendor's. Setup fees are left out.
• Scale: £199.99 for 450 minutes (700 included, 0 extra). 150 calls. Where the plan is priced in minutes, we assume 3 minutes each (450 minutes). That duration is ours, not the vendor's. Setup fees are left out.

Trial and lines you can ring

The pricing and contact pages say you can create a free account, build an agent, and make test calls with no card and no contract. The demo page also embeds live call widgets for a pizza restaurant, a Dublin takeaway, a hair salon, and an internet provider. Those widgets did not include a telephone number as readable text on 4 November 2026, so no demo number from them is published here.

Source, checked 4 November 2026: “You can create a free Alayic account, build a demo AI Receptionist, and make unlimited test calls without entering card details or signing a contract.”

• 0114 697 2851 · their help assistant

  Published on the help page as Alayic's own AI assistant for customer queries. It is not a trades demo and it is not our test line.

What they say, untested

• Regional voices and summaries

  The homepage says plans include regional English accents, routing to a person, and email or SMS summaries. Untested.

  Source, checked 4 November 2026: “Every paid plan includes 24/7 call answering, natural English voices in regional accents, call routing to humans when needed, email and SMS call summaries.”