AI receptionist for small business

Someone answers.
Every single time.

Nights, weekends, job sites, holidays. Your phone is never a voicemail again.

Last night, handled
19:42Water heaterBooked
21:07Quoted · deposit takenBooked
23:15Added to Monday routeBooked
You were asleep 3 jobs

What it actually does

Not a phone tree.
A person who never sleeps.

01 Answers
Every call, in under two rings

Picks up, greets them by your business name, and talks like a person — not a menu. Knows your services, your hours, your service area and your prices.

02 Books
Straight into the calendar you already use

Qualifies the job, checks your availability, and puts it on the schedule. No callback, no phone tag, no note on the dash you'll forget.

03 Follows up
Quotes, reminders, and the review ask

Sends the quote while the call is warm, reminds them the day before, and asks for the review after. The three things that quietly never get done.

04 Tells you
A brief, before your coffee cools

What came in overnight, what's booked today, what needs you. One message — not another dashboard to go and check.

Who it's for

If missing a call
means losing the job.

Plumbing, HVAC, electrical, roofing, pest control, landscaping, cleaning, salons, clinics — anywhere the phone rings while your hands are full.

The biggest gains go to businesses with high after-hours or overflow volume. 85% of callers never call back after one unanswered call — Talkroute. 78% buy from whoever responds first.

Pricing · By quote

This one's custom.
On purpose.

A receptionist costs $36,000–$54,000 a year and goes home at five. Whatever we quote has to beat that — and it will, but only once we know what "it" is for you.

No published price — and here's why

Every quote is built
from your actual week.

A two-van plumbing outfit taking 40 calls a week and a six-chair salon taking 300 are not the same job, and pricing them the same would mean one of you overpays. So we don't. We look at what you actually run, then give you a number — in one conversation, not a sequence of discovery calls.

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What moves your number
  • How many calls you take, and when they land
  • How many services and locations it has to know
  • Whether it books into your calendar or your CRM
  • Agent only, or the full Apex stack on your hardware
  • Whether a website comes with it

Bundling it with a website? The August build is $598 (normally $1,197), and the $188/mo plan includes the agent. See websites & branding.

Apex · by quote

When the phone isn't
the only thing eating your week.

Apex is the full stack on dedicated hardware that lives in your office — a coordinated team of AI agents that operate your software the way an employee would. They see the screen, click the buttons, and make the call. No integrations to build, nothing to maintain.

01 Yours
Hardware you own, not a subscription

A configured machine that sits in your possession. Your data never leaves the building unless you send it.

02 No APIs
Works on screen, like a person does

Most automation breaks the moment a vendor changes their software. Apex agents work at the screen layer — they adapt to new buttons, popups and layouts the same way a new hire would.

03 Quoted
Scoped against your actual workflows

We map what your week really looks like — invoicing, scheduling, ordering, reporting — and quote against that. It is not a plan you pick off a page.

Scope an Apex build

Nothing
needs you.

Your kids. Your dog. Your weekend. The phone stays face-down, and the work still comes in. That's the whole point.

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