You're on a roof, under a truck, or in somebody else's basement. The phone rings anyway, and the person calling moves to the next name on the list. An AI receptionist picks up on the first ring, every time, and books the job while you work.
$497/month. No contract. Live in seven days or your setup fee back.
There's no video to watch and no form to fill out. Call the number below and you're talking to the product. Ask it anything a customer would ask. That's exactly what your callers will hear.
No hold music, no voicemail, no after-hours dead end. Nights, weekends, and the middle of a job all get the same answer.
It's trained on your services, your service area, your pricing rules, and what you don't take. It answers like somebody who works there, not a script reader.
It puts the appointment on your calendar, takes the details, and texts you a summary. You see the transcript of every call.
A receptionist who never calls in sick runs about $2,500 a month, needs training, and goes home at five.
No contract, cancel anytime. Live within seven days or the setup fee comes back to you. Your first $50 in call usage is on me. Pay annually and the setup fee is waived and you get two months free.
Some will, some won't. What matters more is that somebody picked up. A caller who reaches a helpful voice at 9pm and gets on the schedule is a caller who didn't dial your competitor.
Then this isn't about replacing them. It's about the calls that come in after they go home, while they're on the other line, or when they're out sick. That's usually where the money is leaking.
You get a transcript of every call, so you'll see it. We adjust what it says and redeploy the same day. It gets better because you tell it what to fix.
Seven days or your setup fee comes back. Most of that is me learning your business well enough that the thing sounds like it works for you.
The fastest way to judge this is thirty seconds on the phone with it.