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AI Receptionist Packages in Singapore: What's Included, What It Costs

Hariz Farhan 22 August 2026 4 min read

Every AI receptionist vendor in Singapore will happily quote you a price. Getting the same price twice is the hard part. One quotes per minute, one per seat, one "from S$299" with the real number hiding behind a sales call. So here's what a package should actually include, what a complete one costs, and the honest maths against hiring someone. No "book a demo to find out." The number is in the next paragraph.

The short answer

The One Outlet Receptionist package is S$1,788/month, all-in, for a single outlet: Voice, WhatsApp and the Platform, the complete AI receptionist in one price. Billed annually it's S$21,456/year, with the S$2,888 setup fee waived. That's the whole quote.

What an AI receptionist package should include

Before comparing prices, compare scope. A receptionist that only answers calls is half a receptionist. In Singapore, your customers split between calling and WhatsApp-ing, and they do both outside business hours. A complete package needs:

If a package is missing one of these, it isn't a package. It's a component with marketing.

What's inside the One Outlet Receptionist

For scale: 3,000 minutes is roughly 500 calls a month at the six-minute industry-average handle time. Unused voice minutes roll over. Go past a bundle and you pay the standard published rates (voice at S$0.30/minute), no penalty tier. Google Calendar, HitPay, Stripe and Shopify integrations are included.

The whole thing runs on a 12-month term with no per-seat pricing and no mid-term re-pricing. Data stays in Singapore, PDPA-compliant. The full package, on the pricing page →

Package or a la carte?

Trelinx sells both, and the honest answer is they suit different operators.

Take the package if you want the complete front desk and one predictable invoice. S$1,788/month, done.

Build a la carte if you genuinely don't need WhatsApp. Platform at S$488/month plus voice at S$0.30/minute lands around S$16,656/year for a busy single outlet. Add WhatsApp later from S$400/month if your customers drag you there (they usually do).

Same rate card either way, published on the site. Run your own numbers in the calculator →

The comparison that actually matters: hiring

A full-time receptionist in Singapore costs roughly S$41,432/year once you count median salary, employer CPF and AWS. She covers one outlet, business hours, five days a week, and takes MC like every human being.

The package is S$21,456/year. About half. It answers at 11pm on Sunday, in Singlish and 15+ languages, and never resigns two weeks before Chinese New Year.

The full head-to-head, AI vs hiring a Singapore receptionist →

Start with one outlet. Grow when you do.

The package covers your first outlet. Every outlet after that is +S$88/month on the same platform, same dashboard, same languages. That's the point of the design: the front desk that starts at one outlet is the same one that runs twelve.

FAQ

What should an AI receptionist package include in Singapore?

Voice answering, WhatsApp handling, and a management dashboard, in one price. Language coverage matters in Singapore: look for Singlish and multilingual support on both voice and WhatsApp. If WhatsApp or the dashboard is a separately priced add-on, you're buying a component, not a package.

How much does an AI receptionist package cost in Singapore?

Trelinx's One Outlet Receptionist is S$1,788/month all-in: Voice (3,000 minutes), WhatsApp (5,000 messages) and the Platform. Billed annually it is S$21,456/year with the S$2,888 setup fee waived.

Can I add more outlets later?

Yes. Each additional outlet is +S$88/month on the same platform, with the same full feature set. Ten outlets and above move to an enterprise tier.

What if I use more than the bundled minutes or messages?

Usage beyond the bundle is billed at Trelinx's standard published rates, voice at S$0.30/minute. Unused voice minutes roll over. No surprise tiers, the rate card is public.

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Hariz Farhan

Writes about AI adoption, government grants, and operational challenges facing Singapore SMEs. Based in Singapore.

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