Never miss the call
A receptionist that answers at 2am on a Sunday.
Voice AI on the number you already have. It answers by the second ring, works out what the job is, books it, and texts you the transcript.
An AI voice receptionist is a voice agent that answers your business phone around the clock, qualifies the caller, books the job into your calendar and sends you a transcript, without you changing your phone number.
Why this exists
Roughly 62% of calls to small businesses go unanswered. Every one of those is a customer who is already, at that moment, calling somebody else — and Harvard Business Review's audit of 2,241 companies found that answering within the hour makes you about seven times likelier to qualify the lead. The phone is where local businesses leak the most money, and it's the least glamorous thing to fix.
What it does on a call
- +Answers by the second ring, every hour of every day
- +Knows your services, hours, service area and pricing rules
- +Asks the qualifying questions you'd ask: what, where, how urgent
- +Books straight into your calendar, respecting your real availability
- +Texts you a transcript and summary the moment the call ends
- +Escalates to your mobile when the job is urgent or it gets stuck
It keeps your number
You don't print new cards or update a hundred listings. We forward your existing line, so it rings as it always has and the agent picks up only when you don't. If you'd rather it answer everything, it can do that too.
What it won't do
It won't pretend to be a human. It gives a name and says it's an assistant, because a caller who works out they were deceived is worse than a missed call. It won't quote a price you haven't approved, and it won't argue with an unhappy customer — that goes to you.
Who it's for.
Trades on a job
You can't answer with your hands inside a boiler. The call still gets booked.
Clinics with a full front desk
The overflow stops going to voicemail during the busiest hour of the day.
Anyone with after-hours demand
Emergency callouts don't arrive between nine and five, and neither do the customers willing to pay for them.
Questions people ask.
Do I need a new phone number for the AI receptionist?
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No. It works on your existing number by call forwarding, so your listings, cards and signage stay exactly as they are.
Will callers know they're talking to an AI?
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Yes, and deliberately. The agent introduces itself as an assistant rather than impersonating a person. A caller who feels deceived costs you more than a missed call.
What happens if the AI can't handle the call?
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It hands off. Urgent or unusual calls are escalated to your mobile, and anything it couldn't resolve arrives as a transcript with a summary so you can call back with context.
How much does an AI voice receptionist cost?
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It is included in the Renown Plan rather than sold separately, so it comes with the AI visibility work and the chat agent for one monthly price — $750 a month for the first 5 clients, $1,500 after that.
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