Never Miss Another Customer Call.

It's a voice assistant that answers your business phone calls. It can greet callers, answer common questions using information you approve, take messages, capture leads, and request or book appointments, then pass the details to your team.

No. We design, build, test, and launch it for you, then manage it every month. Your part is sharing how your business works and approving what we build.

Often, yes. Common options are forwarding calls from your existing number (always, after hours, or when busy) or moving the number to a new provider. What's possible depends on your phone provider, and we confirm the right approach during discovery.

It can book directly when your calendar or scheduling software offers a compatible integration. Otherwise it collects appointment requests for your team to confirm. We tell you which applies before you commit.

We design a fallback for that. Depending on your preferences, it can take a message, transfer the caller to a person, or tell them when to expect a callback. We review these calls and add answers where it makes sense.

Yes, where your phone setup supports it. You decide which calls get transferred, to whom, and what happens if nobody picks up.

Setup typically starts in the ranges shown in our pricing section, from a few hundred dollars for a simple build to several thousand for complex ones. You get a fixed quote after discovery, before any work starts.

An AI receptionist needs looking after. Your hours, prices, and services change, platforms update, and real calls reveal things to improve. The monthly fee covers monitoring, fixes, updates, reporting, and support so you don't have to manage it yourself.

Not always, and usage is never unlimited. Call minutes, phone numbers, voice platform usage, and third-party software may be billed separately depending on your package. We estimate these costs with you and set them out in your service agreement.

It depends on scope. A simple receptionist moves faster than one with several integrations and call flows. We give you a timeline after discovery, and part of it depends on how quickly we can review and test together.

Often. Many calendars, CRMs, and business tools offer integrations we can use. Some don't, or limit what's possible. We check your tools during discovery and confirm what can be connected before you commit.

We collect only what your call flows need, limit who can access it, and document how call recordings, transcripts, and caller details are stored and for how long. The specifics depend on the voice platform and integrations chosen, and on any rules that apply to your industry, such as healthcare privacy requirements. We agree them in writing before launch. See our Privacy Policy.