The difference
Everyone else sells you software. We hand you a finished receptionist.
The AI isn't the hard part anymore. Getting it to know your business, hold up on a real call, and keep working six months from now — that's the part nobody does for you. That's the part our team does.
Doing it yourself
- Write the prompts. Rewrite them when it says something wrong.
- Map your own calendar, CRM, and phone system.
- Test it on real customers and hope.
- Own every bug at 7pm on a Friday.
- Learn a dashboard you'll open twice.
Answer Anchor
- One 15-minute call with your onboarding team.
- We wire up your calendar, CRM, and numbers.
- Stress-tested against real scenarios, and you test it yourself before it goes live.
- Something breaks or changes? Your account team handles it.
- There is no dashboard to learn. There's a phone that gets answered.
What done-for-you actually means
Four things you will never be asked to do.
You never write a prompt
The wording, the questions it asks, the way it handles someone who's angry — that's configuration work, and it's ours. You describe the business; we turn that into a call flow that holds up.
You never map an integration
Connecting your calendar, CRM, or field service software is part of the build. Nobody on your team touches an API key or a settings screen.
You never test it on customers
It gets run through real scenarios — the confused caller, the wrong number, the emergency at midnight — before a single customer reaches it.
You never maintain it
Add a service, hire a tech, change your hours, get slammed in August. Tell your account team and it's updated. That's included, not billed as a change.
See what it would cost for your business.
Two minutes with our estimator and you'll have a real range, based on your actual call volume and what you need it to do.