Which is cheaper, Arbitro or AIRA?

AIRA's entry tier is much cheaper ($24.95 for 30 calls on their site in October 2026). Arbitro starts at $299/mo flat with no per-call overage. The cheaper option depends on how many calls you get each month.

Does Arbitro charge per call?

No. Every Arbitro plan is a flat monthly price. There are no per-lead or per-call fees, and Arbitro never takes a cut of the jobs it books.

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Arbitro vs AIRA: flat-rate lead recovery or per-call pricing?

Two ways to stop missed calls from becoming lost jobs, priced very differently.

	Arbitro	AIRA
Pricing model	Flat monthly, no per-call or per-lead fees	Tiered by calls, with per-call overage on the Starter plan
Starting price	$299/mo ($199/mo for founding customers)	From $24.95 (Starter: 30 calls)
Overage	None	$1.50 per extra call on Starter
Setup	We set it up for you	Self-serve
Asks the job questions and books the appointment into your calendar		Check their site for current features
Guarantee	If we don't recover a booked job in 30 days: refund, or next month free	Not listed on their site

Pick AIRA if…

You take few calls, want the lowest possible entry price, and are comfortable setting it up yourself and paying per call as volume grows.

Pick Arbitro if…

You want one predictable monthly price whatever the call volume, and you'd like us to handle setup and keep you covered by a 30-day guarantee (refund or free next month).

AIRA information comes from their public website as read in October 2026. Prices and features change, so check their site before you decide. Arbitro made this page, so weigh it accordingly.

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