Your phone, answered at 8pm on a Sunday.

An AI receptionist for local businesses. It picks up the calls you can’t, quotes only what you’ve told it, and books straight into the calendar you already use.

Built for plumbers, dentists, salons, contractors — anyone whose phone rings while their hands are full.

Build your agent

Free to set up, with nothing to fill in before you hear it.

128hof 168

Your agent answersYou’re already openMonday outermost

The difference one answered call makes

An empty chair is a call that went to voicemail an hour ago. Your hands are full either way — that is the hour the phone rings.

A modern barbershop interior with black leather chairs, a brick wall and warm overhead lighting, nobody in it.

After an AI receptionist

A hairstylist cutting a client's wet hair with scissors, shot close so the background falls out of focus.

A bright, empty dental treatment room with a reclined chair and overhead light, nobody in it.

After an AI receptionist

A patient reclined in a dental chair with a dentist leaning in, shot close so the background falls out of focus.

Nobody pictured is a customer of ours, because we have not photographed one yet.

What the calls you miss are worth

Every number below is one you supply. We do the multiplying in public and contribute no figures of our own.

Your phone keeps this list.

Calls you get in a week

How many go unanswered

Your phone already keeps this list. It is usually the number that surprises people.

What one booked job is worth

Of the ones you miss, how many would have booked

Walking past your voicemail

$1,020a week — $53,040 a year

Every number in that sum is yours. We haven’t told you what the average business misses, because we don’t know your business and neither does anyone quoting that statistic. Change anything that looks wrong to you — the arithmetic is the argument.

The dial at the top of this page is the same week seen from the other side: 128 of 168 hours with nobody at the desk. During setup it redraws from your real hours.

Answering first is worth more than answering well

One study, read in the original rather than in someone’s summary of it — with what it doesn’t cover printed in the same size type.

7×

more likely to qualify a lead when contact was made within an hour, versus even an hour later. Across 1.25 million leads.

60×

more likely than the firms that waited a day or longer. Waiting is not a smaller version of answering — it is a different outcome.

23%

of the 2,241 companies audited never responded to the enquiry at all. Not slowly. Never.

This is what your callers hear

Not a description of a voice. The voice, playing right now, with no account and no card.

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It quotes your prices. It never invents one.

One call, start to finish.

0:02CallerHi — is anyone there? My kitchen sink is backing up.
0:06Your agentYou’ve reached Eastside Plumbing. Just so you know, this call’s recorded. Sorry about the sink — drain clearing is $189, and that covers a camera inspection and clearing the one line.
0:21CallerAnd if it turns out to be the main line?
0:24Your agentI don’t have a price for main line work, and I’d only be guessing. Let me take your number and have someone call you with a real figure.
0:34CallerAlright. Could someone come out tomorrow?
0:37Your agentI’ve got tomorrow at 8:40 in the morning, or 1:20 in the afternoon. Which suits you better?

The line that sells this is the one at 0:24, where it admits it doesn’t know.

Your agent can only quote a price you typed into setup. Leave one blank and it says so and takes a message, every time, because there is no number in there for it to reach for. That is the whole reason you can leave it alone with your customers.

What it costs

Two numbers, both of them here rather than behind a “contact sales”.

$1,000

once, to set it up

Your hours, services, prices and policies built into the agent, a voice chosen, your calendar connected, and a number live. You hear it answer before this is due.

$200

a month, ongoing

Updates and fixes. When your prices change, your hours move, or the model behind the voice improves, that is covered — not a change request with a quote attached.

The break-even: $200 a month, which for most of the businesses on this page is a single recovered job. Whatever you worked out above is the number to hold it against, and you get to hear the agent answer before any of it is due.

Separately: the phone number itself is rented from the carrier, and their monthly fee is shown to you before anything is bought. It is not ours and we do not mark it up.

Before any of it: setup runs in demo mode with no card. You build the whole agent and listen to it answer first.

The four questions everyone asks before buying

Will it sound like a robot?: Press play above and decide for yourself — that is the actual voice, not a demo reel a marketing team cut together. If none of them sound like your business, there are more in setup.
What if it invents a price?: It can’t. It only knows the prices you type in, and it has no way to reach a number you never gave it. Leave one blank on purpose and it tells the caller it doesn’t know, then takes a message.
What happens to calls while I’m open?: Nothing, unless you ask. Out of the box it takes the hours drawn in orange — evenings, weekends, lunch, the hour you’re under a sink. Your own line rings exactly as it does today.
Do I have to change my number?: No. You keep it. Your agent gets its own line, and you forward yours when you’re ready. Until you do that, nothing changes for a single caller.