AI voice agents & receptionists

We answer your phone when your team can’t.

Callers want to book, get a price, move a job or reach the right person. We finish the routine ones while they’re still on the phone, so taking a message becomes the exception.

See a real call, start to finish. No cuts.

You already know what they’re going to ask.

Most calls to a service business are one of a handful of questions. Each one has an ending that would move the job along.

“Can someone come out Thursday?”
Booked, if Thursday is free
“How much for a three bedroom?”
Priced from your own rates
“I need to move my Tuesday job”
Rescheduled, summary to you
“Do you cover Rangiora?”
Verified against your service area
“It’s 8pm and my hot water’s gone”
Escalated until someone picks up

It rings whoever is on call. No answer, it moves to the next person on your list, and keeps going until someone picks up. Whoever does is already briefed.

“I want to talk to someone about my invoice”
Handed to your team

Hear how it handles your kind of call.

Pick your industry, verify your number, and the agent will call you. Change your mind mid-call or ask it to roleplay as your receptionist.

This is a demo agent, not your final call flow. A production version would be built around your services, rules and handover points.

Try it on your phone.

Drop your number. Your phone rings in 30 seconds.

Verify by text. Then the AI calls. Hang up anytime.

Real callers don’t follow the script.

A polished demo proves it can talk. Production has to survive the messy parts.

Interruptions and corrections

People talk over it, backtrack and change their mind mid-sentence. “Tuesday, actually Wednesday” has to end up as Wednesday.

Names, addresses and numbers

Details get spelled, repeated and corrected. Important information should be confirmed before it is written into a record or used for a booking.

When a person needs to take over

Some calls should transfer, escalate or become a message for the on-call team. The useful difference is that the reason and the details arrive already captured and written up in the form your team works from.

Three ways to cover the calls nobody gets to.

Voicemail, hiring someone and our system, compared across eight things a call might need.
What the call needs Voicemail Hiring someone Our system
What you actually get A message A person A booked job
What it costs $0 $4,500+/mosalary, holiday pay and cover From $250/mo+ GST
Nights, weekends and holidays No Business hours Yes
Ten calls at once No No Yes
Knows your prices, quotes the job No After training Yes
Books it and updates your CRM No Yes Yes
Every call transcribed and formatted Transcript only No Yes
A difficult or unusual call No Yes Hands it to you

Only need the phone answered and a message taken, and happy to set it up yourself?That’s the Self-Managed Receptionist, $59/mo.

Stop losing work.

If your team can’t answer every call, we fill that gap without adding more staff.

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  • We monitor every call
  • Full refund within 14 days