Yes, and the fastest way to know is to hear it. Call the demo line on this page and book a fake AC repair. It listens, asks the right questions, offers a real time slot, and confirms, the way a sharp front desk hire would. No menus, no press one for service.

That is exactly when it earns its keep. It answers around the clock, nights and weekends included, so the customer who would have hit your voicemail and called the next plumber gets booked instead. You get a text the moment the call wraps.

Minutes. You start the free trial, tell it your hours, services, and service area, and point your number at it. There is no hardware and no install. You put a card down to start the trial and it is not charged for seven days.

Yes, on every plan. It syncs with Jobber or Housecall Pro (Housecall Pro opens its API on the Max plan only), so a booked call lands on the schedule your crew already runs the day from. No scheduler? It books into a clean calendar in the app that you can share with the team.

Every Monday you get a short email and text: the jobs your receptionist booked last week and their estimated value, calls answered, jobs booked, how many came in nights or weekends, and any quotes still open to chase. It lands in your pocket, there is no dashboard to log into and no QuickBooks needed. It comes on every plan.

Three plans: Answer at $29, Front Office at $79 and Dispatch at $199 a month, each with a block of included minutes and $0.30 a minute after that. You start with a free 7-day trial, it is month to month, and you can cancel any time. For comparison, a front desk hire runs about $3,500 a month and goes home at five.

No. There is nothing to connect and no bookkeeping involved. The receptionist runs on its own: a phone number, your hours and services, and it answers, books and texts you.

Your data is encrypted and stored per business, and we never sell it or train public models on it. There is no setup fee and no contract: it is month to month with no cancellation fee, and you can leave whenever you like.