Never miss a business call again, guaranteed.

No. You get a new business number with a local area code, and you keep the number you already use. You choose whether your existing number rings your phone first and rolls over when you can’t answer, or goes straight to your front desk. Either way, customers dial the same number they always have.

Then let your phone ring first. Pick up and nothing else happens. Miss it, and your front desk answers instead of your voicemail. If you’d rather not be interrupted at all, flip it around and it answers everything, ringing you only for the calls you’ve marked urgent. Both work on any plan, and you can switch any time.

Yes, either way you set it up. Keep your cell as the number customers call and let the front desk catch what you miss, or let it answer first so your phone only rings when it matters. Your plan includes a business number with a local area code — that’s the number customers see and save, so your personal one stays yours.

Your own. Every plan includes a dedicated business number with a local area code, picked during setup. It’s yours to text from and to put on your truck or your website whenever you’re ready.

Yes. You get a full auto attendant without the frustrating “press 1, press 2” maze most IVR systems trap callers in — route callers by what they need, set business hours, and decide which calls ring your cell versus getting handled by the front desk.

No. This is a cloud phone system, not a traditional VoIP install — it runs entirely in software, so your line works from the phone and computer you already use. There’s nothing to install and no hardware to buy.

Yes. You decide what counts as urgent, and those calls ring your cell right away. Everything else gets written down so you can call back when you’re free. That works whether your phone rings first or the front desk answers first.

We don’t try to hide it. It sounds natural, answers the call, and helps the customer get where they need to go. Most people care more about getting a helpful answer than whether it came from a person or AI.

The caller’s name, number, what they need, how urgent it is, and any other details the receptionist collected — waiting in your dashboard the moment the call ends, with the recording and transcript if you want them. Anything urgent texts you right away.

It’s built not to guess. When it doesn’t know, it takes the customer’s information and lets them know someone will follow up — and anything urgent gets flagged so you see it first.

It can keep answering — you set the hours. When you’re closed it asks the same questions and collects the same details, and anything urgent can still reach your cell. You wake up to the job written down instead of a voicemail nobody left.

Your front desk answers instead. Calls you don’t pick up go to it rather than your voicemail box, so a caller who’d have hung up on the beep gets an answer and leaves you the job details.

We’ll set up a demo line around your business so you can call it, ask questions, and hear how it answers before you decide. There’s no free trial after that, but there’s also no contract: your first month is half off, and you can cancel any time.

Any plan does both, and every plan includes your own local business number. You’re only choosing talk time. If your phone rings first and the front desk just catches the misses, 60 minutes goes a long way. If it answers everything, you’ll want 100 or more. Start where you think you land and switch any time.

No. It’s month to month, and you can cancel any time. Your leads are yours.