AI answering service · automated front desk
A voice picks up on the first ring. At 3am. In any language your callers speak. While you're already on the other line. It says it's an automated desk, captures what matters, books the appointment, and texts you the moment something needs you.
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A sample call being answered, transcribed, and turned into a booking.
Live call · Charlotte, NC · 03:41am
answering completedWhat it's capturing
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03:42am · Emergency · Maple Plumbing · booked ✓
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Tap the button and talk like you'd talk to a front desk — “my pipe just burst,” “I need a dental appointment Tuesday,” anything. Watch what your team would receive on the other end as you speak.
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That's how it would sound on your line. The next call might be a midnight burst pipe, a new patient, a quote request, or a tenant locked out. Same desk. Same hour.
When the call is hard
Most demos show a polite booking. Real phones get angry callers, off-script questions, three requests in one breath, and the rare 911. Here's what the desk does when the call goes sideways.
The angry caller
Caller “You're a robot. I want a real person.”
It confirms it's automated, captures the complaint in the caller's own words, and texts the owner the second the call ends. No pretending. No looping a frustrated person back through menus.
Off-script question
Caller “Do you do veneers? What's the cost?”
It does not invent answers, quote fees you haven't approved, or improvise medical or legal judgment. It takes the message, books a callback, and the answer comes from your team.
Three-in-one request
Caller “Quote for new gutters, clean the existing ones next week, and check the chimney.”
Books the cleaning into the calendar, routes the quote request to your sales line, and tickets the chimney inspection — without making the caller repeat themselves.
The 911 case
Caller “There's smoke coming from the furnace.”
For medical practices, mental-health calls route to 988 with a documented handoff. Industry compliance (HIPAA-aware intake, UPL-safe legal scripts) is configured at onboarding, before any live call.
01 · ~5 minutes
We give you a clean line. You forward yours to it from your phone's settings. No new hardware, no app for your staff, no contract for your carrier to argue about.
02 · ~30 minutes
The questions you'd ask, the calendar it books into, the line it forwards true emergencies to. We set it up in a 30-minute call; you approve every line before it goes live.
03 · tonight
First night, the call also routes to your phone so you can hear it. After that, it's just the desk. You see every call and every booking in a daily summary.
The cost of the desk going home
Your call volume × the share that arrive after-hours × what one customer is worth to you. We don't invent the multipliers — you set them. The math runs in your browser; nothing leaves it.
Estimated revenue lost to missed calls
$0 /month
Roughly 0 missed new-customer calls a month · about $0 a year.
Median base wage only (24% week coverage). Add payroll taxes, benefits, PTO, and training. Covers business hours — not nights or weekends.
Answers every call — nights, weekends, and while you’re on another line. Discloses itself as automated. We lock your exact number on the demo, based on your call volume.
Receptionist base wage: median $37,230/yr ($17.9/hr). Source: BLS Occupational Outlook Handbook, May 2024 . We quote your specific number on the demo — typically a fraction of one receptionist's salary.
How we calculate it: missed calls per month = calls per day × business days (22) × percent missed. Lost monthly revenue = missed calls × booked-conversion rate × average value of a new customer. We assume a missed call converts at the same rate as an answered one — a conservative assumption, since a caller who reaches voicemail rarely calls back. Adjust the inputs to match your business; the result is an estimate, not a guarantee.
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