This is what an AI receptionist for small business feels like from the customer's side. Pick a business type below and chat with its receptionist - ask about hours, prices or services, then book an appointment and watch the details land on the owner's morning list.
Book a free 30-minute callThe businesses, schedules and prices in this chat are fixed example data, and the conversation runs entirely in your browser - no real business is contacted and nothing you type leaves this page. The finished product talks to your real calendar and phone line. Start over
The chat above is the same conversation a customer has at 9:47 PM, at lunch rush, or while your team is with someone else: it answers from the business's own information, books against its schedule rules, and captures the name, number and need - so the morning starts with a list, not a voicemail box.
Missed calls become bookings. The caller who reaches you at 9:47 PM books right there, instead of hanging up and calling the next business on the list.
You start the day with a lead list, not a voicemail box. Every conversation lands on one morning list: who reached out, what they need, what was booked, what needs a human.
No hiring, no training, no sick days. A front desk that answers on the first ring, follows your rules exactly, and costs per call instead of a salary.
Your regulars get your voice, not a robot maze. It answers in your business's words - your services, your prices, your policies - and says honestly that it's the AI receptionist.
Do you have anything tomorrow?
The most expensive question a small business never hears - because nobody picked up.
A customer reaches out - phone call, website chat or WhatsApp. The receptionist answers on the first ring or first message, every time.
It introduces itself as your business's AI receptionist and works in your voice, from your script: services, prices, hours, policies.
It follows your schedule rules - which staff, which slots, how much notice - and offers real options, not a form to fill later.
It books, reschedules or takes a message, collects the callback number, and sends the confirmation by SMS.
Everything lands on one morning list: who reached out, what they need, what was booked, and anything flagged for a human.
Every call and chat answered - after hours, weekends, lunch breaks and busy lines.
Answers from your own business information - services, prices, hours, policies, directions.
Booking against your real schedule rules - staff, slot length, notice period.
Every conversation captured: name, number, need - on one morning list, not in voicemail.
SMS confirmations and reminders with your business's name on them.
Hard boundaries: no medical or legal advice, ever - your escalation rules take over instead.
Honest experience: the agent says it is an AI receptionist, in your business's voice.
A human handoff path for anything it can't handle - message taken, callback flagged.
Today (this page): a scripted chat on fixed example data, so you can feel the customer experience - the answering, the booking, the morning list - before anything is built.
Next: the same receptionist answers your real phone line and website chat - real conversations, not scripts - trained on your services, prices and policies.
Then: it books into your real calendar and schedule rules, sends SMS confirmations and reminders with your business's name, and frees slots when someone reschedules.
Always: the hard boundaries stay. It says it's an AI, never gives medical or legal advice, and hands anything unusual to a human with the context attached.
No - this page is a scripted preview with fixed example data, and it runs in your browser. The product we build talks to your real phone line, calendar and customer list. This page exists so you can feel the customer experience before we talk.
Both are possible. Most small businesses start with the phone line - that's where missed calls cost the most - and add website chat or WhatsApp on the same brain. The conversation above is what the chat version feels like.
It depends on call volume and what it connects to. For a sense of running costs, try our free voice AI cost calculator; for a build quote, we scope it on a short call - fixed price, in writing, before any work starts.
The pattern is the same anywhere customers call to ask, book or check something: repair shops, accountants, driving schools, clinics, agencies. The script, schedule rules and boundaries are built per business.
Yes. It introduces itself as the business's AI receptionist in the first sentence. In our experience customers care about getting the appointment, not about who books it.
It takes a message with the caller's number and reason, flags it for a human callback, and tells the caller honestly when to expect one. No dead ends, no fake promises - and words you define, like emergencies, trigger your escalation rule immediately.
We build the receptionist that answers when you can't.
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