The pricing cards are short on purpose. This is the long version, with what every feature actually does and an example of it doing it.
Every one of these is working today. We do not list things we are still building.
What a caller gets when nobody in the shop can pick up.
Your existing number forwards to her when you cannot pick up, or all the time, your choice. She is not a phone tree and not a recording. She talks, she listens, she interrupts politely when you interrupt her, and she keeps the thread of a real conversation.
The greeting is a text box in your back office, not a support ticket. What you type is what she says on the next call.
She gets the name, the number, what they want and when they want it, and she confirms the number back digit by digit so a bad transcription does not cost you the job.
She can book straight onto your calendar. She is not allowed to offer it until you connect a calendar AND a test booking has landed on the exact calendar you chose and been read back off it. Until then she takes a message and says so.
A missed call gets an immediate text back so the caller does not ring your competitor next.
The lead hits your phone before the caller has put theirs down.
She reads what comes in and drafts the reply. Nothing leaves without a human pressing send.
Everything you can see and change yourself, at any hour, without asking us.
Not a summary and not a count. The actual conversation, both sides, for every call she took. Read what she said, not what we tell you she said.
Search the words spoken on your calls, not just the phone numbers.
Callers grouped by number, so a repeat caller shows up as a repeat caller with everything they said last time.
Minutes used against minutes included, from the same meter that produces your invoice. Test calls, yours and ours, are listed separately rather than quietly folded in, so you can see we did not bill you for them.
Pick a different voice and play a real sample of your own greeting in it before you save. One picker, in one place.
Warmer, shorter, more formal, less chatty. She is your employee, and the dial is yours.
Every edit to your agent is recorded with who made it and what it replaced, and any of them can be put back. You can experiment without the fear that you have broken the thing answering your phone.
Read a call you did not like, tell her what she should have said, and she carries it forward. The correction is attached to the call it came from.
The facts she answers from, editable one item at a time. Add a promotion on Tuesday and she is quoting it on Tuesday.
Ask her a question from the console and read the answer, or have her ring your cell so you can hear exactly what a customer hears. Test calls do not count against your minutes.
Your own number is saved so she recognises you instead of running the stranger script at her own boss. Whether she greets you by name is a switch, and it is yours.
The things she will refuse to do, on purpose.
Booking, texting, emailing, order lookups and stock checks are each off until they are connected AND verified against the specific target you chose. Off is not silence: she is told plainly what she cannot do and what to offer instead.
Knowing a caller's name from caller ID and using it unprompted is the move that makes people hang up. She waits until they tell her.
Someone in your city who set this up and picks up the phone. Not a ticket queue in another timezone.
Where people find you before they call.
We build it and host it, and there is no separate hosting bill. It is yours while you are a customer.
The same agent, the same facts, the same guardrails, in a chat box on your site. Not a second bot with a second set of answers to keep in sync.
Categories, services, hours and description, done once, done right.
A premium listing on our own city directory, included. It is a $297 product that we do not charge you for.
Work we do every month so the phone rings more.
People have started asking an AI for a recommendation instead of scrolling a map. We structure your site and your answers so you are in that reply.
What came in, what she handled, what needs you.
Posts written and scheduled for you, in your voice, about the work you actually did.
Your agent as your analyst, not just your receptionist.
She knows your number, so when you call she drops the receptionist script and answers as your analyst. How many calls came in, how many were real conversations rather than wrong numbers, what share she finished herself against what she passed to a person, how many were sales and how many were service, leads taken, repeat callers, your busiest day, and where you stand against your plan's minutes. Any other caller on the same line gets the receptionist and nothing else.
For owners running several shops.
One agent that knows which of your shops a caller wants, with the right hours, the right address and the right people for each.
She answers a real business's phone right now. Call and ask her anything a customer would.
Call (813) 822-0280