Never miss another call
An AI phone receptionist that answers 24/7 in your business's own voice, answers the questions callers actually ask, and books appointments straight into your calendar. Fully managed, I set it up and keep it running.
The problem it fixes
When you're mid-cut, mid-job, or just closed for the night, calls go to voicemail. Most callers don't leave a message, they call the next place on the list. That's not a phone problem, it's a lost-customer problem, and it happens quietly every week.
What you get
- Answers every call, 24/7. Days, nights, weekends, mid-appointment. No hold music, no voicemail dead ends.
- Sounds like your business. Trained on your real services, prices, hours, and the way you talk to customers, not a generic script.
- Books real appointments. Connects to Square or your calendar and puts the booking in while the caller is still on the line.
- Fully managed.I build it, tune it, and keep it current as your services and hours change. You don't touch a dashboard.
- Messages when you want them.Anything it can't handle gets summarized and sent to you, or transferred live.
Live proof, not a demo
Lost Sheep Salon in Pittsburgh runs one today. It answers on the salon's own number, handles real questions about services and stylists, and books appointments straight into the salon's scheduling. The same setup works for any appointment-based business.
What it costs
Compare that to a human answering service at $245 to $1,399 a month, which takes messages but can't book you a single appointment.
Common questions
How much does the AI phone receptionist cost?
From $299 a month plus a one-time $499 setup. For comparison, human answering services run $245 to $1,399 a month, and they read from a script instead of knowing your business. Starting rates are on the pricing page, and you get one clear quote before anything starts.
Does it actually book appointments, or just take messages?
It books real appointments. The receptionist connects to your scheduling, Square, or calendar and puts the booking straight in while the caller is still on the phone. No callback needed, no message slip.
Is this actually running for a real business?
Yes. Lost Sheep Salon in Pittsburgh runs one today. It answers on the salon's own number, talks in the salon's voice, answers real questions about services and hours, and books appointments into the salon's scheduling system.
What do I have to manage?
Nothing. This is fully managed. I build the knowledge base from your real services, prices, and hours, tune how it talks so it sounds like your business, and keep it updated as things change. You just get the bookings.
What happens to calls it can't handle?
It takes a message and sends it to you, or transfers the call, whichever you prefer. The goal is simple: no caller ever hits a dead-end voicemail again.
Hear it for yourself
Tell me about your business and I'll email you a real quote, usually within a day. Full starting rates are on the pricing page.