For: Businesses that lose bookings to calls nobody picks up

Voice Receptionist

Answers every call, qualifies the caller, books straight to your calendar, and transfers to a human the moment it should.

$990/mo
+$1,500 one-time setup fee

What it watches

Every inbound call to your business line

What it does

Answers, qualifies against your script, books or reschedules on your calendar, and transfers low-confidence or human-requested calls immediately

When it asks a human first

A caller asking for a human, or low confidence in what they need, transfers the call live with context — never left guessing on the line.

How it works

  1. 1
    Answers every call

    Picks up on the ring pattern you set — no call to your business line goes unanswered during covered hours.

  2. 2
    Qualifies against your script

    Asks the questions your script defines to understand what the caller needs before deciding what to do next.

  3. 3
    Books or reschedules live

    Checks your calendar in real time and books, reschedules, or cancels directly — the caller hears the confirmed slot before hanging up.

  4. 4
    Transfers on your rule

    A caller who asks for a human, or a request the agent can't confidently handle, transfers immediately with context, not a cold handoff.

  5. 5
    Reports weekly

    Calls answered, bookings made, and transfers land in a weekly report so call coverage is never a blind spot.

What triggers it

  • · An inbound call arrives on your business line
  • · A caller asks for a specific booking, reschedule, or cancellation
  • · The caller explicitly asks for a human
  • · Confidence in understanding the caller drops below your threshold

What you get

  • · A booked, rescheduled, or cancelled appointment on your calendar
  • · A call transcript and summary attached to the contact record
  • · A transferred call, live, when a human is needed
  • · A weekly report — calls answered, booked, transferred, missed

Not the right fit if

Not for businesses whose calls are mostly complex, judgment-heavy conversations — a receptionist that books and qualifies isn't the right shape for a sales-consultation line.

The math

At ~400 calls/mo × 4 min, that is roughly 26.7 h/mo — an estimate, not a guarantee.

Frequently asked

It runs on a natural voice model tuned to your script and brand tone — most callers do not realise they are not speaking to staff until told.

You set the covered hours; outside them it can take a message, book against open slots, or route to voicemail — your choice.

It is built for the language(s) you configure up front; an unplanned switch mid-call routes to a human rather than guessing.

Twilio, or an FA-market-appropriate provider where a US-routed number is not viable — scoped at setup, not a fixed default.

Ready to put voice receptionist to work?

Tell us about your setup and we'll confirm it fits within 48 hours.

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