When you can't pick up, your AI receptionist answers in a natural voice, answers questions about your business, takes the details and texts the caller your booking link. You get a short summary.
52%
In a 2026 study of home-service businesses, a person answered only 52% of inbound calls.
You're on a roof, under a sink or driving between jobs. The phone rings, you can't answer, and the caller rings the next business on Google. Most never leave a voicemail.
Your phone forwards unanswered calls to your AI receptionist. Your number stays the same.
It says it's an AI receptionist, answers common questions and takes the job details.
The caller gets your booking link by text, and you get a short summary of the call.
The booking link comes from our Booking app, a separate add-on. Already use another booking tool? We can send your link from that instead.

You're on a job. The phone rings. Your AI receptionist answers.
Plumbers
A burst pipe at 9 pm gets answered, and you get an urgent text.
Roofers
Storm calls get answered while you're up on a roof.
HVAC
A no-heat call in January is flagged as urgent, not left in voicemail.
Landscapers
Spring quote calls get answered while the mower is running.

Text to you · call summary
New lead: burst pipe in Burlington. Urgent. Booking link sent.
Work you could be missing each month
$2,598
About 6 jobs a month, or $31,176 a year.
An estimate from your numbers, not a promise of results.
Yes. It introduces itself as your AI receptionist. Being upfront builds trust, and it keeps you on the right side of privacy rules.
No. You keep your number. Unanswered calls forward to your AI receptionist, which most carriers in the US and Canada support with a quick setting.
You decide what counts as urgent. Those calls are flagged to you right away by text.
It texts the caller your booking link, so they can pick an open time themselves. It's faster than reading out time slots over the phone.
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