It knows what you sell
Your inventory, your services, your hours and your rules. It answers from what you gave it and nothing else, so it never invents a price.
It answers every call, knows your inventory and your hours, books the appointment, and hands the hot ones to a person. Set up in an afternoon. No bot to configure.
Keep your number and forward it, or take a new one in your area code. 7 days free, 30 minutes. A card is needed to start; nothing is charged today, and on day 8 it is $79 a month unless you cancel first.
Your inventory, your services, your hours and your rules. It answers from what you gave it and nothing else, so it never invents a price.
Books the test drive, the consultation or the appointment. Takes the lead. Hands a hot caller to a person on their mobile.
Tell it "financing starts at 4.9%" and it is a rule from the next call on. Ask what happened today. Have it call a lead back. No bot to set up.
Scripted calls, spoken by the agent's own voice, approved one by one. There is no number to dial; press play.
Pick yours and the agent comes with the right roles, the right questions, and the right next step. Twenty to choose from, or build your own from a blank script.
Six questions. The agent gets the right role and the right next step for your trade. Twenty industries, or a blank script.
Warm or brisk, two voice engines. It calls your own mobile first, so you hear it in your own ear before any customer does.
A spreadsheet, your web pages, your policies. You see what it understood before a caller does, and the dialogue fixes anything it got wrong.
Forward your number or put the new one on your site. Every call ends with a written summary in your inbox and a lead on your desk.
It answers from what you upload and nothing else. You see what it understood before a caller does, and every question it could not answer is in one list, so you can add the fact once.
Your inventory or your price list as a CSV, straight from the system you already use. Up to two thousand rows; the columns are recognised by name.
Up to twenty pages: inventory, services, menus, hours, financing. Re-read every day so prices stay current. Fewer, better pages beat many; past ten we warn you that accuracy can slip.
Hours, financing terms, cancellation, warranty, typed in plain words. Plus whatever you tell the agent in the dialogue; each correction becomes a standing rule.
A role is a finished template: what to ask, what to look up, what to capture, what never to do. You pick one per line and turn a few knobs. Custom opens the whole script.
Looks up the exact unit, service or plan the caller means before it answers.
See the role →ReceptionistAnswers as your business, by name, within two seconds, on every call.
See the role →Service & supportAnswers hours, prices and policies from your pages and your typed rules.
See the role →IntakeCollects name, best number, what they need, timing, and anything they volunteer.
See the role →Booking deskOffers the nearest times from the windows you set, instead of reading a list.
See the role →Executive assistantAnswers as your assistant, says who it is, and takes the details a good assistant would.
See the role →Two engines, thirty-odd voices. Live voices talk and listen at the same time, so a caller can interrupt. Grok voices are the originals, the clearest on a phone line. Once you have signed up, the agent calls your own mobile so you hear it in your own ear.
Month to month. Add an agent whenever the service desk, a second location, or you yourself need one.
One agent, one number, one role. Knowledge uploads, texts turned into email, callbacks to leads, a summary after every call, the dialogue.
Two agents, two numbers, 500 minutes in one shared pool. Two roles, say sales and service, each with its own voice, greeting and knowledge. Everything in Starter.
For the store that lives on the phone: transfers by rotation or schedule, your pages re-read every day.
Calls to and from the US and Canada. The agent says it is an AI when asked. Cancel any time in Settings.
A phone line with an AI agent on it for your business. You pick your industry and a role, give the agent what it knows, and it answers every call: it looks up the answer, books the next step, takes the lead, and hands a ready caller to a person. After every call you get a written summary.
No. The agent is ours and it runs on our servers. You answer six questions about your business, pick a role, and upload what it should know. If you want to write the whole script yourself, the Custom role opens it up, with room for about two thousand words.
You give it three things. A spreadsheet, exported from your system as a CSV, with up to two thousand rows; it recognises the columns by name. Up to twenty pages from your own website, which it reads when you add them and re-reads every day. And typed policies: hours, financing, cancellation, anything you would tell a new hire. You can also tell it things in the dialogue, and each one becomes a standing rule.
It says so, tells the caller someone will follow up, and writes the question down. Every question it could not answer is in one list on your desk, so you can add the fact once. It never invents a price, an hour, a stock number or a policy.
Yes. When a caller is ready, the agent rings a person on their mobile and connects them. You choose who: one person, a team that takes turns, or a schedule by day and time with a fallback. If nobody picks up, the agent takes the caller's name and number and promises a call back.
Yes. The demo page has recorded calls, each made on our own test line and approved one by one. There is no number to dial. Once you have signed up, the agent calls your own mobile so you hear it in your own ear before any customer does.
Pick your industry, pick a voice, upload what it knows. From $79 a month, month to month.