Set up for 14 trades, because a dental phone and a plumbing phone are different jobs.
Different questions, different bookings, different way of talking, different things that go wrong. Each of these has its own scripts, its own booking logic and its own follow-up built before you go live — not a generic bot with your logo on it.
14 industries
Medical & Dental
Every new-patient call answered, including the ones that come in at 6:40 PM after your front desk goes home.
See the practice playbook→Health & Wellness
Your hands are on a patient. The phone is not going to answer itself, and the no-show rate is the whole business.
See the clinic playbook→Beauty & Fashion
Nearly half your bookings are attempted when you are closed. Right now those people just book the salon down the street.
See the salon playbook→Home Services
Missed-call text-back in under a minute and an AI that books the estimate while you are still under the sink.
See the home services playbook→Automotive
Your advisor is writing up a car with keys in his hand. The phone rings out, and that is a bay you do not fill tomorrow.
See the shop playbook→Restaurant & Bar
Nobody is picking up the phone at 7 PM on a Friday, and nobody should be. Something else can.
See the restaurant playbook→Travel & Hospitality
Response time is not a courtesy in this business — it is a ranking factor, and Airbnb measures it.
See the property playbook→Real Estate
A buyer enquiry that waits fifteen hours is not a lead any more. It is somebody else’s client.
See the brokerage playbook→Financial & Accounting
From January to April nobody can answer the phone, and that is exactly when new clients are shopping.
See the firm playbook→Insurance
A quote request that sits overnight is a quote request somebody else already answered.
See the agency playbook→Legal
Researchers called five hundred firms. Forty percent answered. Half never replied to anything at all.
See the firm playbook→Coaching & Consulting
You are the deliverable. Every hour you spend chasing a proposal is an hour you are not paid for.
See the practice playbook→Marketing Agency
You sell speed-to-lead to your clients. Your own new-business enquiries sit in an inbox until Thursday.
See the agency playbook→Creative & Photography
She enquired with six photographers on Saturday. You replied Sunday afternoon. She booked the one who replied Saturday night.
See the studio playbook→All 14 are supported the same way. The badge on each card is the plan that industry usually starts on, not a ranking — a law firm needs the voice receptionist on day one and a restaurant mostly does not, and that is a difference in what you need rather than in how well we know your trade. Every one of these has its own intake questions, its own booking rules and its own list of things the AI must never say, written before you go live.
The industry label matters less than the pattern.
We say yes to businesses that look like this, whatever they are called. If three or four of these are true about you, the setup is the same work with different words in it.
The qualifying pattern
- You book appointments, jobs or reservations.
- Your reputation lives on Google, and recent reviews decide who calls you.
- You miss calls because you are busy doing the actual work.
- You already have a list of past customers nobody has messaged.
Businesses this does not suit: pure e-commerce with no appointments, anything where the sale never involves a conversation, and single-location retail with no booking and no service follow-up. We will tell you on the first call rather than take your setup fee.
What each trade is actually losing.
Rough customer values are the defaults in our calculator, taken from typical ticket sizes — change them to yours and the maths follows.
| Industry | What it loses most | Typical customer | Usual plan | Focus |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Medical & DentalHealth & wellness | of healthcare callers reach a human | $850 | AI Front Desk | On request |
| Health & WellnessHealth & wellness | of PT patients miss at least one appointment | $420 | Growth | On request |
| Beauty & FashionHealth & wellness | of appointments are now booked online | $185 | Growth | On request |
| Home ServicesHome & auto | Worst at answering. Best at converting. | $600 | AI Front Desk | On request |
| AutomotiveHome & auto | of automotive agents ask the caller to book | $620 | Growth | On request |
| Restaurant & BarFood & travel | of Americans admit to no-showing a reservation | $95 | Growth | On request |
| Travel & HospitalityFood & travel | What Superhost actually requires | $480 | Growth | On request |
| Real EstateProperty & money | of buyer enquiries never got a reply at all | $10,040 | Growth | On request |
| Financial & AccountingProperty & money | Answer rate and conversion in financial services | $280 | Growth | On request |
| InsuranceProperty & money | More likely to qualify, inside the first hour | $340 | Growth | On request |
| LegalProfessional & creative | of firms answered a client call | $3,500 | AI Front Desk | On request |
| Coaching & ConsultingProfessional & creative | Answer rate and conversion in business services | $4,800 | Growth | On request |
| Marketing AgencyProfessional & creative | Answer rate and conversion in business services | $3,600 | Growth | On request |
| Creative & PhotographyProfessional & creative | Average US wedding photography spend | $3,000 | Growth | On request |
“Typical customer” is the average value of one new customer or job, used as the starting figure in the Savings Calculator. It is a sector estimate, not a promise about your business — every one of them is editable.
Hear it handle a call in your industry.
We contact your business after hours the way one of your own customers would, record what happens, then play you the same thing handled properly. Built in America, for American businesses.
Built in America, for American businesses.