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Custom AI agentsWe build and run an agent for one jobPricingAboutBlogNine AI tools a small flower shop can use in 2026, from AI phone answering and website chat to order forms and note-taking, with prices read on each vendor page, who each fits, and one honest limit for each.
Checked October 26, 2026. Prices were read on each vendor's own pages. Podium does not publish a price, and we say so. Prices change: re-check before you buy, especially before Valentine's Day and Mother's Day. Dooza Crew is our product and our top pick for the admin side of a flower shop; we say why, and where the others fit better.
Our top pick for a small flower shop's admin is Dooza Crew: AI employees that answer calls, draft customer and wedding follow-ups and chase the paperwork, $49 a month for the whole organization, and they ask before they send anything. If the phone is your only problem, look at Dialzara (plans from $29 a month, with a page built for florists) or Goodcall. For chat on your website, Tidio's Lyro.
We looked for a survey of florists on AI use, for example from the Society of American Florists, and did not find one. What turned up was convention programming and Valentine's Day buying data, not adoption figures, so we are not quoting any. What a vendor says about the calls is plain enough. Dialzara's florist page says: "Flower orders are time-sensitive — especially for events, funerals, and last-minute gifts." That is the vendor's pitch, not a result.
A flower shop's pressure points are the same every year: the phone during a rush, the website enquiry about a wedding, and the evening admin (quotes, delivery details, follow-ups). The tools below cover those.
One practical point: the wire services and florist POS systems (FTD, Teleflora, BloomNation, Floranext) are where orders and payments live, and none of the tools below plug into them. The AI sits beside your POS, not inside it, so anything an AI takes by phone or chat you will have to enter or approve yourself.
| Tool | What the AI does | Price (vendor page, Oct 26) | Free option |
|---|---|---|---|
| Dooza Crew (ours, top pick) | AI employees that answer calls, draft emails and follow-ups, fill forms | $49/mo per organization, unlimited users and agents, AI usage included | 7 days free (card required) |
| Dialzara | AI answering service, with a page for florists | From $29/month (60 minutes); $99, $199, $349 for more minutes | 7-day free trial |
| Goodcall | AI phone answering | $79, $129 or $299 a month | Free demo agent |
| Smith.ai | Call answering, AI-first or human | $300/mo for 30 calls; $810 for 90; $2,100 for 300 | 30-day money-back guarantee |
| Podium | AI employee for texts and web chat | Not published (contact sales) | Demo only |
| Tidio | Website live chat with the Lyro AI Agent | Lyro from $32.50/mo; Starter $24.17/mo | 7-day free trial |
| Jotform | Order forms and AI Agents | Free Starter plan; paid prices not confirmed | Free Starter plan |
| Fathom | AI notes for video calls | Free forever; Team from $15/user/mo | Free forever plan |
| Otter.ai | AI meeting notes | Free; Pro from $8.33 user/month | Free forever plan |
A small flower shop loses time in the gaps: the phone rings while your hands are full of stems, the wedding enquiry sits in your inbox, the corporate customer who ordered last month never gets a nudge. Crew gives your company AI employees, each with its own computer and browser and its own job. They work around the clock, work with your team in one chat, and pass work to each other. Before one sends an email or clicks Send, Submit or Pay, it asks you to Approve, Edit or Reject.
Example jobs you could give it: you could give one agent the job of answering the phone and taking down the recipient, delivery date and card message for every order call; another the job of drafting a reply to each wedding or event enquiry, for you to approve; another the job of filling a fillable PDF or Word quote or order form you upload with the details a customer sent; another the job of drafting a reminder to regular customers before a holiday, for you to edit. Crew works in web-based tools you log in to with a browser, and you type passwords and 2FA codes yourself.
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Dialzara has a florist-specific page, and it is the closest thing here to a flower-shop phone tool. The vendor says: "Dialzara ensures every order call is answered so no arrangement goes to a competitor." Plans include message taking with custom questions and blind transfer.
Goodcall builds an AI agent for your business line. Its pricing page says "Start free with a demo agent. Add a number when you're ready."
Smith.ai sells live-staffed call answering around the clock, with AI-first, hybrid and human-first options.
Podium is aimed at local businesses. Its page says: "Meet Jerry, your all-in-one AI employee who sells, schedules, and communicates with customers day and night."
Tidio is live chat for your website, and Lyro is its AI agent, with human handoff and answers drawn from your own information. That suits the questions that fill a florist's inbox: delivery areas, cut-off times, and what is in a bouquet.
Jotform is a form builder that lists order forms and payment integrations, and it now also offers "Jotform AI Agents" for customer support. For a florist it is mainly useful for custom-order, wedding and funeral enquiry forms that collect the same details every time.
Fathom records and summarizes video calls. Its free plan has "Unlimited recordings, instant call summaries, integrations with LLMs & more." Handy for wedding consultations and supplier calls held on video.
Otter calls itself "The world's smartest AI Notetaker". It has a free Basic plan.
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It depends on the job. For calls, Dialzara has plans from $29 a month and a page built for flower shops, and Goodcall starts at $79 a month. For the admin around orders, our top pick is Dooza Crew (our product): AI employees that answer the phone and draft emails and follow-ups, $49 a month for the whole organization after a 7-day free trial, and they ask before they send anything.
Yes. Dialzara says it ensures every order call is answered, with plans from $29 a month and a 7-day free trial. Goodcall starts at $79 a month with a free demo agent, Smith.ai's answering plans start at $300 a month for 30 calls, and Dooza Crew agents also take phone calls, included in the $49 plan. They take messages and order details; you still make and deliver the arrangements.
No. No florist POS or wire service (such as FTD, Teleflora or BloomNation) is certified or integrated with Dooza Crew, so it does not sync with your POS. It works only in web tools you log in to with a browser, and you type passwords and 2FA codes yourself.
It should not do so on its own. With Dooza Crew, orders, refunds and payments stay with you: before an agent sends an email or clicks Send, Submit or Pay, it asks you to Approve, Edit or Reject. Check any order an AI phone agent takes before you act on it, especially same-day and funeral orders.
Yes. Tidio's Lyro AI Agent starts at $32.50 a month with a 7-day free trial, and Podium sells an AI employee that talks to customers, with no public price. Both answer from the information you give them, so keep your delivery areas and cut-off times up to date.
Fathom and Otter both have free plans for call notes, and Jotform has a free Starter plan for order forms. Dialzara, Tidio and Dooza Crew have 7-day free trials (Dooza Crew needs a card), and Goodcall lets you test a free demo agent.
A lead AI agent plus helper agents that browse the web, write files and ask you before they send or pay. 7-day free trial (card required), then $49/month with AI usage included and a hard spending cap.
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Or start now: Dooza Crew, AI employees you chat with from web or phone, watching every step live in chat: free for 7 days, then $49 a month for your whole organization (unlimited users and agents, no per-seat fee) with AI usage included and a hard spending cap. Want it done for you instead? Dooza Managed, $200/month.