It does the job an answering service does: answers every call, takes messages, and works nights and weekends. It also answers real questions about your services, hours, and pricing straight from your website's content, and it books appointments onto your calendar. You can run it as your answering service and your front desk at the same time.

Human answering services bill per call or per minute and work from a script somebody writes and maintains. This one trains itself on your website, answers every call at once with no hold queue, and costs $199/mo at any call volume. Both pick up at 3 AM; one of them costs the same in a busy month as in a quiet one. A human service can still be the right choice for deep intake work with strict scripts; for the everyday call load, the math favors software.

$199/mo after a 7-day free trial. The price covers the phone number, the calls, the texts to your phone, and the dashboard. The demo is free and needs no card, and the trial starts only when you decide to keep your receptionist. Cancel anytime from the dashboard.

About a minute for a working AI receptionist on a real phone number; the build runs right on this page while you watch. Adjusting the greeting or adding details the builder could not find on your site takes a few more minutes in the dashboard, whenever it suits you.

With no card on file, the receptionist pauses and nothing gets billed. Your setup and everything it learned stay saved. Add a card when you are ready and it goes right back to answering.

Yes. Keep the number your customers already know and forward it to your receptionist's line; call forwarding is a quick setting with your current phone carrier. Callers dial the same number they always have and the receptionist picks up. Businesses starting fresh can put the new number straight on the website and the truck.

The receptionist works the same at 9 PM on a Saturday as it does at 9 AM on a Tuesday. Calls get answered on the first ring, appointments get booked, and messages arrive on your phone by text. Urgent calls still transfer to you the same way they do at noon. Monday morning starts with a full schedule and an empty voicemail box.

It reads your website first: services, hours, staff, service area, and the way you describe your work. From the dashboard you can see everything it knows, correct anything, and add the details that never made it onto the site. It keeps learning from there.

Urgent calls transfer to you or to whoever you choose, live, with the receptionist introducing the caller so you pick up with context. You pick who takes those transfers, and you can change it as the on-call schedule changes. Routine calls get handled, booked, and summarized, and the summary reaches your phone by text.

Yes. The caller's name, number, and reason for calling arrive by text the moment the call ends. Full recordings and plain-English transcripts sit in your dashboard when you want the whole story, and the transcript settles any question about what was said on a call.