On the phone: an incoming call at 1:36 PM from a New Caller in Marlboro, NJ.
You're on a job.
It goes to voicemail.
They call the next name on Google.
On the phone: a missed call from a New Caller in Marlboro, NJ, with no voicemail left, and three missed calls today while you worked, at 1:36 PM, 11:05 AM and 9:20 AM.
Same call. This time, answered.
Felicity answers.
Even when you can't.
On the phone, the same call rewinds to its first ring. This time Felicity answers: "Thanks for calling your company, this is Felicity. How can I help?"
Your customers don't want to press 1.
Felicity talks like your front desk.
On the phone, the call as a short conversation. Caller: "Hi, I'm looking to redo my bathroom. Do you give estimates?" Felicity: "We do. Is it the whole bathroom, or just a few pieces?" Caller: "The whole thing. Shower, vanity, tile."
She knows what to ask.
- 01AnswersThe calls you can't take. Day or night.
- 02AsksJob. Location. Urgency. Availability.
- 03DecidesEmergency: alerts you. Estimate: books it.
- 04SendsThe lead and a summary to your phone.
- 05Your numberYou keep it. One setting.
On the screen, the phone separates into five glass layers: answers, asks, decides, sends, and your number. The asks layer holds what Felicity wrote down: Job, bathroom remodel. Where, Marlboro. Urgency, this month. When, weekdays after 3.
On the phone, the next morning: the lock screen reads Thursday, October 8, 6:12 AM, with three alerts from yesterday. 9:47 PM, after hours: a paver patio estimate in Toms River, booked Monday at 10:00 AM. 2:31 PM, urgent: water in a basement in Freehold; you were alerted at 2:32 PM. 1:38 PM: a new lead, a bathroom remodel quote in Marlboro, with an estimate booked Thursday at 4:00 PM. That lead opens as a card: job, bathroom remodel; where, Marlboro, NJ; urgency, this month; booked, an estimate Thursday at 4:00 PM; callback, (732) 555-0148. Whole bathroom: shower, vanity, tile. Free weekdays after 3 PM.
Your numbers
What does a missed call cost you?
Missed calls could be costing you $4,000 a month.
Your math, not ours. The answer shows on the phone.
Case study: a plumbing company
235 calls the owner couldn't take. Our AI receptionist answered them.
- 235customer calls answered
- 2 in 3came on a weekday, 7 AM to 5 PM
- 1 in 3came after 5 PM or on a weekend
July 5 to October 7, 2026. One business. Spam, tests and hang-ups left out.
Read the case studyOn the phone: calls answered, July 5 to October 7: 235. Weekdays, 7 AM to 5 PM: 155. After 5 PM and weekends: 80. Sent to the owner with a summary.
Your customer, the next morning
Google Reviews
Get chosen.
Every finished job asks for a review.
On the phone, your customer the next morning: a text from your company at 8:41 AM. "Thanks for choosing us today. Got a minute to leave us a quick Google review?" Under it, a link: Leave a review on Google. The customer replies: "Done. Thanks again!" Beside the phone, at 8:44 AM: a new review on your Google profile, in your customer's own words, from a customer in Marlboro.
SEO + GEO
Get found.
On Google and in AI answers.
AI assistant
Who's a good bathroom remodeler near Marlboro?
[Your Company] is a local option. They answer day or night and have recent reviews from Marlboro homeowners.
Sources: your website, your Google profile
Example search. We never promise rankings or AI answers.
On the phone, lying on a table: a search for "bathroom remodel near me". In the local results, your company is highlighted, with [your reviews], "Answers day or night · Marlboro" and a call button.
Get found. Get answered. Get chosen.
- SEO + GEOGet found.
- AI receptionistGet answered.
- Google reviewsGet chosen.
On the phone, someone taps your listing and your phone rings again: an incoming call at 9:12 AM from a New Caller in Holmdel, NJ, who found you on Google.
Frequently asked questions
If a caller asks, she tells them. Then she gets back to helping.
No. You keep your number. One setting forwards the calls you can't take.
She takes the details for a callback instead of guessing.
Every plan and price is on our pricing page. Monthly plans run month to month.
Your part is one setup conversation and a five-minute forwarding change we make with you on the phone. Then a test call.
No. You pick her name, her voice and her greeting.
We set it up. We run it. You keep working.
On the phone, Felicity is on a call. The caller asks: "Wait, am I talking to a real person?" Felicity: "I'm an AI receptionist for [Your Company]. I can get your details to the team right now." The caller: "Okay, great." Open a question and Felicity types a short answer to it on the phone.
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On the phone, the next morning: the lock screen reads Thursday, October 8, 8:30 AM. No missed calls.