Your business gets an office manager. You get your evenings back.
Meet your assistant. It answers every call — nights, weekends, while you're on a ladder. It books the job, texts the confirmation, sends your quote and actually follows up, and every morning tells you exactly what happened. You approve anything involving money.
“Booked AC repair for Judy Alvarez — Tue 2–4pm. Confirmation texted.”
11:42 PM · answered on the second ring
The phone is where service businesses win or lose — and it mostly rings while you're working.
62%
of calls to home-service businesses go unanswered
ServiceTitan analysis of 50,000+ contractor phone lines
85%
of callers who reach voicemail never call that business back
industry consumer-behavior research
~75%
call a competitor next — usually within minutes
small-business call studies
Published industry research · last verified July 2026 · your own missed-call rate is one look at your phone log away
Answering calls the same day your number is live.
Honest timing: setup takes about 15 minutes, and voice can be live the same day you get your assistant's number. Business texting needs carrier approval first — that usually takes a few days, and we show you exactly where it stands.
Brief your assistant
Pick your trade, confirm services and prices from a ready-made template, set hours and emergency rules. That becomes the only knowledge your assistant answers from — no improvising.
Forward your number
Your business number stays yours. Forwarding is a few dial codes or settings that differ by carrier — we give you the exact steps for yours. Once it's on, every call is answered on the second ring, 24/7, and it's reversible any time.
Watch the office run
Bookings hit your schedule, confirmations text themselves, quotes go out after your approval, and every morning you get the two-minute briefing on all of it.
The fastest way to get it: call the demo line and try to stump the assistant. Ask for a price. Invent an emergency. Haggle.
One assistant. The whole front office.
Answers every call
Nights, weekends, while you're on a ladder. Second ring, every time — and every caller hears it's an AI assistant.
Books the job
Real availability from your calendar and capacity. Confirmation texted before the caller hangs up.
Texts back missed calls
The 86% who won't leave a voicemail get a text in seconds — before they dial your competitor.
Sends quotes that follow up
Drafted from your price book, sent after your approval, then politely chased on day 2, 5, and 10.
Reminds people to pay
Overdue invoices get friendly, firm nudges — and you get an aging report that reads itself.
Briefs you every morning
What happened, what's booked, what needs a decision. Two minutes with coffee, not an hour of callbacks.
What “handled” actually looks like
“I smell gas near the furnace.”
Caller gets safety guidance; your phone rings within seconds — then your backup's if you don't pick up. Emergencies never end at a voicemail.
Two calls at once, before you're in the truck
Both answered. One booked into a real slot, one reschedule handled. Nobody heard hold music.
Your morning briefing lands
Calls answered, jobs booked, dollars quoted and collected, and the one thing that actually needs your decision. Two minutes with coffee.
Tuesday's quote hasn't been answered
A polite follow-up goes out — day 2 of the 2/5/10 cadence you approved. Quotes die from silence; yours don't go silent.
Invoice #142 is 12 days overdue
A friendly, firm nudge with the pay link — inside quiet hours, in your tone. The aging report updates itself.
A missed call while you drove home
The caller wouldn't leave a voicemail — 86% won't — so they got a text back in seconds and booked for Thursday from their couch.
Every one of these lands in your Office feed as it happens, with the recording, transcript, or message one tap away — you're never asked to trust a black box.
It answers as your business. So the rules are non-negotiable.
Prices only from your price book
The assistant cannot invent or discount a price. Ever. Hagglers get your number or a callback from you.
Money waits for you
Quotes, discounts, refunds — drafted instantly, sent only after your approval. Autonomy is earned, never assumed.
Emergencies reach a human
Gas smell at 2am? The caller gets safety guidance while your phone — then your backup's — starts ringing.
Callers always know
Every call opens with the recording and AI disclosure. It's machine-added and can't be turned off — you stay compliant in every state.
Flat price. Minutes included. No surprise bills.
Front Desk
Never miss another call.
$199/mo
200 min · 500 texts included
Full Office
The whole front office, handled.
$499/mo
600 min · 2,000 texts included
Headquarters
Your office, at full power.
$999/mo
1,200 min · 5,000 texts included
At the cap the assistant falls back to voicemail + text-back — nobody gets an overage bill they didn't opt into.
We wrote honest comparisons — including the cases where the other option is the right call for you.
The questions owners actually ask
Do callers know they're talking to an AI?
Yes — every call opens with a disclosure that it's a recorded call with an AI assistant. It's added automatically and can't be removed, which keeps your business compliant with call-recording laws in every US state.
What happens in a real emergency?
The assistant recognizes emergencies (gas smell, flooding, sparking panel), gives the caller safety guidance, and immediately calls the owner — then the backup contact if there's no answer within a minute. Emergencies always reach a human.
Can it give discounts or make up prices?
No. Prices come only from the price book you configure. If a caller pushes, the assistant holds your price and offers a callback from you instead.
What if I run out of minutes?
The assistant degrades gracefully to voicemail plus text-back until the month resets. There is no silent overage billing — overage exists only if you explicitly opt in.
How long does setup take?
About 15 minutes: pick your trade, confirm services and prices, set your hours, and forward your number. Your existing business number keeps working — forwarding is reversible any time.
Do I need new hardware or a new phone number?
No. You keep your number and forward it to your assistant's line. Turning it off is one call to your carrier.
Set up your office tonight. Calls can be answered the same day your number goes live.
Texting takes a few days of carrier approval — we tell you exactly where it stands. Everything is free during the founding beta.
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