This market grew 29x. One app took almost all of it.

AI phone assistant sites got about 184,600 visits from Google in September.

That's the highest month in my data. A year ago, it was about 6,500.

That's up 2,758.8%, or about 29 times more. That's wild.

And most of that jump came in just the last two months. So who did it?

Meet Allo. In August, it had about 63,800 visits.

In September, it had about 176,000. That's up 176.1% in one month.

The whole market added about 114,700 visits in September.

Allo added about 112,400 of them. Almost all of it.

Over the full year, Allo brought 97.9% of all new visits.

So has Allo always ruled this market? Nope.

In February, Upfirst was on top, with about 22,600 visits.

Allo had about 9,300 that month. That's less than half.

Then Upfirst slid. By July, it was down to just 1,362 visits.

Now it has about 3,000. It's still second, but miles behind.

My guess? Allo picked up searches that once went elsewhere. I can't prove that from this data.

So is everyone else just gone?

Not quite. Take Allo out, and the market still grew 39.1% in September.

Over the year, the rest grew 79.8%. So the others are still moving.

But they're tiny. The top five sites get 99.6% of all visits.

Here's a strange bit. In the US, searches for brand names here fell 34.5% in a year.

More visits, fewer people typing the names. Odd, right?

You can follow every month on my AI phone assistant statistics page.

Visits are DataForSEO estimates of visits from Google search, worldwide. They are estimates, not people. More in my methodology and on the DataForSEO page.

Source: RankDude analysis of DataForSEO data, September 2026.