Levitate is a good relationship-marketing platform. It drafts the email, schedules the post, prints the card — and then you send it. Jordyn is an employee: she answers the call, books the appointment from your real calendar, works your inbox, and tells you what happened. If what you need is help staying in touch, Levitate is a fair choice. If what you need is the work done, keep reading.
Start free →A new client calls at 5:40pm, after hours
Levitate features per levitate.ai as of September 2026; their pricing is quoted after a demo, so the figure shown is what third-party directories report. Jordyn's column is checked against the shipped product, not a roadmap. Both products change — if a row goes stale, tell us and we'll correct it.
Six of them, and they are real. If any one of these is the reason you were looking, Levitate is the better buy and we would rather you knew now than after a trial.
Levitate prints and mails a real card in handwriting-style ink. Jordyn has no physical mail at all.
Levitate designs and hosts 20–100 page sites. Jordyn hosts single pages — booking, opt-in, a landing page — and nothing larger.
Levitate runs a happiness score and turns 5-star ratings into public reviews. Jordyn has no review engine.
Built for nonprofits, with tracking. Jordyn does events and registration, but not donations.
Levitate texts your list today. Jordyn will not until your carrier registration clears — she files it, but it is a wait.
A named marketing consultant who checks in. Jordyn's answer is that the software does the work instead, which is a different trade, not a better one in every case.
Plenty of businesses run both, and that is a sensible answer: Levitate for the cards and the reviews, Jordyn for the phone and the inbox.
Connect your inbox and name your industry. The briefing, the follow-ups queue, and the drafting are working that morning. The phone line takes a number order and a one-time $79 activation, then it answers.
The same professions Levitate serves — insurance, financial, legal, accounting, real estate, dental — with one difference: it is for the office where the phone rings more than the newsletter gets opened, and where a missed call costs a client.
$499 a month for the employee — phone, inbox, calendar, files. $1,499 adds the whole marketing function. Flat, month to month, no seat counting. Fourteen days free.
There is no cutover day. Keep Levitate sending while Jordyn answers the phone, and decide later whether you still need two.
One CSV. Jordyn maps the columns, keeps your tags and custom fields, and updates people instead of duplicating them.
She reads it and keeps the facts, so the phone line can answer real questions about your business on day one.
A local number, answered in your name, booking from your real calendar. This is the part Levitate has no answer for.