Your phone, answered. Every call, every hour.
Most businesses lose their next customer to a ringtone. An AI receptionist answers like someone who knows your business, because it does: your services, your rules, your schedule, your voice.
Don't take our word for it. Ours is on duty right now.
Look for the amber orb in the corner of this page and ask it anything: what this costs, what it would handle for your shop, whether it will steal your job. You are interviewing the actual product.
What it handles
Answers every call, any hour
Nights, weekends, lunch rushes, and the Tuesday your front desk called in sick. Callers get a real conversation, not a voicemail box they will not use.
Captures what the caller actually needs
Name, number, and the problem in their own words. Your morning starts with a clean list instead of seven half-messages.
Books and reschedules
Appointment requests are taken on the spot and confirmed by your staff against the real calendar. Reschedules stop being phone tag.
Follows up on open quotes
The estimate you sent last week gets a friendly call: any questions, ready to schedule? A small lift in close rate usually beats everything else on this page.
Works your reactivation list
Recall, reminders, and we-have-not-seen-you-in-a-while calls, worked steadily from the customer list you already own.
Knows when to hand off
Emergencies and "I want to talk to a person" go straight to a human, with everything the caller already said attached.
What it refuses to do
A phone line you trust is defined by its limits.
- It never gives legal or medical advice. It explains process and takes information; professionals make the judgments.
- It never quotes a price you did not approve, and never promises an arrival time or appointment slot it cannot see.
- It never pretends to be human. Callers are told it is an AI line, and the ones who want a person get one.
How it starts
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We build your line
Trained on your services, policies, and rules. A small fixed-price project, not a software subscription you configure yourself.
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You interrogate it
Call it. Try to break it. Ask it the questions your customers actually ask. It answers a real call only after it has answered yours.
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It goes on duty, after hours first
It starts where you lose the most and risk the least: the calls nobody answers today. A monthly care plan keeps it current as your business changes, with a report of what it handled.
Common questions
01What does an AI receptionist cost?
Three parts, all visible: a flat setup fee to build your line and train it on your business, a monthly care plan that for most lines runs a few hundred dollars, and call time metered by the minute at pennies, passed through at cost with no markup. A typical small business talks $20 to $100 a month. One rescued job usually covers all of it.
02How is this different from an answering service?
An answering service reads a script and takes a message. This line knows your business: your services, your policies, your hours, what counts as an emergency. It holds a real conversation, and it costs less than a human service that does less.
03Will it say something wrong to my customers?
It only knows what we teach it, and it is built to say "I do not know, let me have someone call you" instead of guessing. Every line launches with hard rules about what it must never do, and you hear it yourself before it ever takes a customer call.
04How fast can it be live?
Days, not months. We build it, you test-call it until you trust it, then it goes live on your line after hours first. Expanding beyond that happens at whatever pace the results earn.
Hear one built for your business
Dave builds every line personally and you talk to it before you pay for anything beyond the pilot. Based in Northeast Ohio; he will come to you.
Or just ask the orb. That is what it is there for.