The consult call you just missed was worth more than this month's payroll.
We build and run a front desk that answers on the first ring at 9pm, books into the calendar you already use, and sends anything urgent straight to your team.
- Live in ~2 weeks of access
- Baseline from your phone records
- One named point of contact
- Founding pilot open
Hold to talk. Hear a real front desk answer.
Salon, medspa, or law — voice only, on this page. Your words appear as you speak. No signup.
You already know the calls are being missed. What you have not seen is the invoice attached to them.
Answered on the first ring, at any hour.
Booked into the calendar you already open.
Built on your services, not a script.
It answers, checks your real calendar, books the slot, and hands anything urgent to a person on your team.
Built for your practice
- 1Speaks about your services, in your tone
- 2Writes into the calendar you already use
- 3Escalates clinical and urgent calls to a human
You pay the setup fee once, to build and install it. From then on, your monthly rate holds only as long as it's performing. The moment it isn't, we work for free until it is.
The front desk is where we start, not the whole of what we build.
We start here
The phone. It is the fastest thing to fix and the easiest to measure, so it is where we prove the work before anything else is on the table.
Then the work around it
Once calls are handled, the next constraint shows itself: follow-up that never happens, intake that takes too long, reporting nobody has time to pull. We build those next, in the order your numbers say to.
You stay out of it
The point is not more tools for your team to run. Each piece we add is one more thing that happens without you in the middle of it.
What the phone costs across these industries
20-40%
of incoming calls to medical spas go unanswered during peak hours and after hours.
$45,000-$75,000/yr vs. $25-$300/mo
is the cost of a fully-loaded front-desk hire compared to a dedicated AI receptionist.
40%
of prospective client calls get answered at law firms, down from 56% in 2019.