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Best AI voice agent in Quebec in 2026: the comparison

To choose an AI voice agent in Quebec, compare Quebec French, hosting, Law 25, public prices in Canadian dollars, the trial, appointment booking and integrations. This comparison, published by ATOM Solutions inc., sets six providers beside ATOM Assistant, based on their public pages read on October 14, 2026.

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In brief

  • Six providers compared on seven criteria, every cell sourced and dated October 14, 2026
  • Whatever a provider does not publish is written “not published”, never guessed
  • Services with human receptionists (Soluvox, Communication LGP) are compared with AI voice agents
  • Law 25 does not forbid hosting outside Quebec: it requires an assessment before disclosure (section 17)

How was this comparison made?

On October 14, 2026 we read each provider’s public page (home, plans, privacy policy) with a plain page download, then noted what it claims. Every table cell points to the page consulted and its date. Whatever a provider does not publish is written “not published”. We report what providers publish, not what we measured in use: a claim on a website may be more or less accurate in practice, and prices change. Always check the provider’s page before you decide.

Which criteria matter when choosing an AI voice agent?

  1. Quebec French: a local voice and understanding, not a generic synthetic accent
  2. Hosting: where the AI reasoning, voice, audio and transcripts are processed
  3. Law 25: recording notice, privacy impact assessment, processing agreement
  4. Public price in Canadian dollars: monthly plan and cost beyond the plan
  5. Trial: can you test before paying, and on what terms
  6. Appointment booking: live booking with no double booking
  7. Integrations: connection to your calendar and your management software

Who offers Quebec French, hosting and Law 25 compliance?

Language, hosting and Law 25: what each provider publishes (survey of October 14, 2026).
ProviderQuebec FrenchHostingLaw 25
ATOM AssistantQuebec voice cloned from real audio, which understands local turns of phraseAI reasoning on Google Cloud in Montreal; voice, audio and transcripts outside Canada, disclosed in the applicationConfigurable recording notice, adjustable retention, export and deletion at any time. Law 25 guide
VoxifyBilingual French and English; the phone demo is presented as an evaluation of the “Quebec accent”. voxify.ca, Oct. 14, 2026Application and database hosting at Railway, voice orchestration at Vapi (AWS us-west-2), two US providers according to the policy of May 20, 2026. voxify.ca/privacy, Oct. 14, 2026Says it complies with Law 25 (LPRPSP); data processing agreement (DPA) included in the $500 plan; transfers outside Quebec framed under section 17. voxify.ca, Oct. 14, 2026
Ask Benny“Full French support” in Montreal, Quebec City and Gatineau. askbenny.ca/llms-full.txt, Oct. 14, 2026 The Quebec page mentions authentic French pronunciation. askbenny.ca/coverage-areas/quebec, Oct. 14, 2026The PIPEDA page says Canadian data centres store contact details. askbenny.ca/pipeda, Oct. 14, 2026 The llms-full file speaks of respective regions, Canada or the United States. askbenny.ca/llms-full.txt, Oct. 14, 2026Not published: the pages consulted cite the federal law PIPEDA, not Law 25. askbenny.ca/pipeda, Oct. 14, 2026
DialboxVoices in English, French and Canadian French, “modelled on Quebec accents”. dialbox.ca/llms-full.txt, Oct. 14, 2026Canadian servers for application data and US data centres, according to the policy updated Feb. 27, 2026; no Canadian data residency announced in the llms-full file. dialbox.ca/privacy, Oct. 14, 2026The privacy policy names Law 25: consent, recording notice that can be turned off, notice on automated decisions. dialbox.ca/privacy, Oct. 14, 2026
Smith.aiNot published: the AI receptionist page lists English and Spanish. smith.ai/ai-receptionist, Oct. 14, 2026Not published: no processing location in the privacy policy. smith.ai/privacy, Oct. 14, 2026Not published: the privacy policy cites California and the European Economic Area, not Quebec. smith.ai/privacy, Oct. 14, 2026
SoluvoxBilingual human receptionists, in French or English, located in Quebec; no robots. soluvox.com, Oct. 14, 2026Agents in Quebec; cloud infrastructure certified ISO/IEC 27001, 27017, 27018 and 27701; location not published. soluvox.com, Oct. 14, 2026States that personal information is handled in compliance with Law 25, encrypted. soluvox.com, Oct. 14, 2026
Communication LGPCall centre “100% Quebec and bilingual”, in Quebec City, with human agents. communicationlgp.com/service-centre-appels, Oct. 14, 2026“No service subcontracted outside Canada” for calls; hosting not published. communicationlgp.com, Oct. 14, 2026Not published: the policy of Sept. 12, 2023 refers to the Quebec private-sector law without naming Law 25. communicationlgp.com/politique-de-confidentialite, Oct. 14, 2026

How much does each provider cost, and can you try it?

Public prices and trial (survey of October 14, 2026, before tax unless noted).
ProviderPublic price in Canadian dollarsFree trial
ATOM Assistant$179 to $499 a month, 600 to 2,000 minutes included depending on the plan, extra minute $0.25. Pricing14 days free, card required, no charge before day 14. Pricing
Voxify$300 and $500 a month for two plans, currency not stated on the page. voxify.ca, Oct. 14, 2026Free trial not published; no commitment, cancel anytime, public phone demo. voxify.ca, Oct. 14, 2026
Ask Benny$99, $149 and $399 CAD a month for 300, 700 and 2,500 handling minutes, then $0.45, $0.40 or $0.35 a minute beyond. askbenny.ca/pricing, Oct. 14, 20267-day free trial on all three plans. askbenny.ca/pricing, Oct. 14, 2026
Dialbox$129, $299 and $699 CAD a month for 100, 300 or 900 AI-handled calls, with no per-minute billing; custom Managed plan at $999 CAD and up. dialbox.ca/pricing, Oct. 14, 20267-day trial, credit card required, cancel anytime. dialbox.ca/pricing, Oct. 14, 2026
Smith.aiPrices in US dollars. AI reception: free (25 calls a month), then $150 (75 calls), $270 (150 calls), $500 (300 calls) or $800 (500 calls) a month, and a custom plan for 1,000 calls and more. Human receptionists: $300 to $2,100 a month. smith.ai/pricing/ai-receptionist, Oct. 14, 2026 smith.ai/pricing/receptionists, Oct. 14, 2026Free AI plan of 25 calls a month; 30-day money-back guarantee on plans with human receptionists. smith.ai/pricing/ai-receptionist, Oct. 14, 2026 smith.ai/pricing/receptionists, Oct. 14, 2026
SoluvoxNot published: the site offers a quote on request. soluvox.com, Oct. 14, 2026Not published: no trial announced on the site. soluvox.com, Oct. 14, 2026
Communication LGPNot published: “competitive rates” with no amount. communicationlgp.com/service-centre-appels, Oct. 14, 2026Not published: no trial announced on the site. communicationlgp.com, Oct. 14, 2026

Who books appointments, and with which tools?

Appointment booking and integrations (survey of October 14, 2026).
ProviderAppointment bookingIntegrations
ATOM AssistantLive booking against your free slots, slot locked during confirmation, confirmation text messageGoogle and Outlook sync, no-code integration builder; connectors by industry in development
VoxifyThe AI books appointments and sends reminders 24 h and 2 h before. voxify.ca, Oct. 14, 2026$500 plan: calendar sync, Clio, Anémone, Google Calendar, Outlook and others. voxify.ca, Oct. 14, 2026
Ask BennyBooking module included on every plan, by phone, text or web page, with collision-safe availability. askbenny.ca/llms-full.txt, Oct. 14, 2026Google Calendar, Outlook, Acuity, Calendly, HubSpot, Salesforce, Zapier, Clio and others, listed on the site. askbenny.ca/llms-full.txt, Oct. 14, 2026
DialboxBooking, rescheduling and cancelling by the AI; native calendar in beta on all three plans. dialbox.ca/llms-full.txt, Oct. 14, 2026Google, Microsoft, Acuity, Calendly, HubSpot, Square, Monday and others. dialbox.ca/integrations, Oct. 14, 2026
Smith.aiScheduling by the AI (Calendly and other calendars). smith.ai/pricing/ai-receptionist, Oct. 14, 2026Clio, Zapier and other native integrations; custom integrations on the largest plan. smith.ai/pricing/ai-receptionist, Oct. 14, 2026
SoluvoxAgents manage appointments in the client’s scheduling software, in real time. soluvox.com/services/prise-de-rendez-vous, Oct. 14, 2026Uses the client’s scheduling software and proprietary call software with a client area. soluvox.com/services/prise-de-rendez-vous, Oct. 14, 2026
Communication LGPAppointment and order taking, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. communicationlgp.com/services, Oct. 14, 2026Orders sent by intranet, forms, email or fax; uses the client’s dispatch software. communicationlgp.com/services, Oct. 14, 2026

AI voice agent or human call centre: what is the difference?

Soluvox and Communication LGP are call centres: people answer, pricing is on quote and data hosting is rarely detailed. Voxify, Ask Benny, Dialbox and ATOM Assistant are AI voice agents: the plan is monthly and public, the agent answers several calls at once and the service is available at all times. Smith.ai sells both models, with its human receptionists or its AI agent. Conditional call forwarding lets you try either without changing your number. The human or AI receptionist comparison details that choice, and the Smith.ai alternative looks closer at Smith.ai.

Which provider should you choose for your situation?

  • You want a person on the line, located in Quebec: Soluvox and Communication LGP publish that model, on quote.
  • You want to try before paying: ATOM Assistant (14 days), Ask Benny and Dialbox (7 days) announce a trial, and Smith.ai a free AI plan of 25 calls a month.
  • You want a public price in Canadian dollars: ATOM Assistant, Ask Benny and Dialbox display one; Smith.ai displays US dollars.
  • You want compliance documents: ask every provider, in writing, where voice, audio and transcripts go, and for the assessment required by section 17 of Law 25. Voxify describes its data processing agreement.
  • You want AI reasoning in Montreal and a cloned Quebec voice: that is what ATOM Assistant describes, with voice, audio and transcripts processed outside Canada. Details are in the Law 25 guide and on the pricing page.

Comparison published by ATOM Solutions inc.

This comparison is published by ATOM Solutions inc., which sells ATOM Assistant: we are not neutral, and we chose to source everything so you can check. Survey of October 14, 2026. If a cell looks inaccurate to you, write to info@atomsolutions.ca: we correct it with the source.

Sources consulted on October 14, 2026

  1. Voxify, home and plans, accessed October 14, 2026
  2. Voxify, privacy policy, updated May 20, 2026, accessed October 14, 2026
  3. Ask Benny, llms-full.txt file, accessed October 14, 2026
  4. Ask Benny, plans, accessed October 14, 2026
  5. Ask Benny, Quebec coverage, accessed October 14, 2026
  6. Ask Benny, PIPEDA compliance, accessed October 14, 2026
  7. Dialbox, pricing, accessed October 14, 2026
  8. Dialbox, llms-full.txt file, accessed October 14, 2026
  9. Dialbox, privacy policy, updated February 27, 2026, accessed October 14, 2026
  10. Dialbox, integrations, accessed October 14, 2026
  11. Smith.ai, AI receptionist, accessed October 14, 2026
  12. Smith.ai, AI plans, accessed October 14, 2026
  13. Smith.ai, plans with receptionists, accessed October 14, 2026
  14. Smith.ai, privacy policy, updated September 29, 2026, accessed October 14, 2026
  15. Soluvox, home, accessed October 14, 2026
  16. Soluvox, appointment booking, accessed October 14, 2026
  17. Communication LGP, home, accessed October 14, 2026
  18. Communication LGP, call centre, accessed October 14, 2026
  19. Communication LGP, services, accessed October 14, 2026
  20. Communication LGP, privacy policy, updated September 12, 2023, accessed October 14, 2026

Frequently asked questions

What is the best AI voice agent in Quebec?

There is no single one: it depends on your criteria. For a Quebec voice, AI reasoning in Montreal, a public price in Canadian dollars and a 14-day trial, ATOM Assistant meets all four. For a person on the line, a call centre such as Soluvox or Communication LGP publishes that model. Compare the tables above against your own priorities.

Which providers display their prices in Canadian dollars?

ATOM Assistant, Ask Benny and Dialbox display monthly plans in Canadian dollars. Voxify displays $300 and $500 without stating the currency. Smith.ai displays US dollars. Soluvox and Communication LGP publish no amount,.

Does Law 25 require hosting data in Quebec?

No. Section 17 of the Act respecting the protection of personal information in the private sector does not forbid disclosing information outside Quebec: it first requires a privacy impact assessment, then a written agreement. The Commission d’accès à l’information states that this assessment has been mandatory since September 2023.

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