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AI Receptionist for Home Services

You are under a sink. The phone is in the van.

Plumbers, electricians, HVAC and handymen lose work to voicemail every day. Urgent jobs go to whoever picks up.

  • Answers every call and message, day or night
  • Sorts genuine emergencies from jobs that can wait
  • Takes the address, the problem and photos
  • Books against your real availability
  • Follows up on quotes you sent and forgot

Alex

Dispatcher · AI assistant

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Customer said: My kitchen tap is dripping badly and the cupboard underneath is getting wet.
Agent replied: That sounds like it needs looking at soon but is not an emergency — I can get someone to you tomorrow morning. Can you send a photo of under the sink, and confirm the address?

What happened next

  1. Classified urgency — same-week, not emergency
  2. Requested photo · received
  3. Created job request · leaking mixer tap
  4. Booked visit · tomorrow 8:30am
  5. Notified you by text

Getting started

Live the same day.

  1. 01

    Choose your AI employee

    Pick the job you want done — answering the phone, chasing leads, running the follow-up. Buy it online, no call required.

  2. 02

    Connect your business

    One click each for your calendar, your number and your email. You never see an API key or an environment variable.

  3. 03

    Teach it your business

    Describe what you do in a sentence and it drafts the whole setup — services, hours, service area, the questions you ask. You correct what it got wrong.

  4. 04

    Test it

    Run it against a routine booking, an awkward question and an angry customer. You see every decision it made before anyone else does.

  5. 05

    Turn it on

    It answers the next real enquiry. You watch it happen from the dashboard, and step in whenever you want to.

Questions

What home-service businesses ask us

Will it know a real emergency from a dripping tap?
Emergency language — gas, fire, flooding, no heat with an infant in the house — triggers an immediate escalation to you, before any AI reply is generated. Everything else is triaged into same-day, this-week or scheduled.
Can it take photos?
Yes, on chat and text. Photos attach to the job record so you can see what you are walking into before you load the van.
Does it work after hours?
That is most of the point. It answers at 11pm and books into tomorrow, and you decide whether it says you are closed or simply takes the booking.
What if I want to answer the phone myself?
Then it does not answer it. You choose which channels it handles — many people start with text and web chat only, and add the phone later.

Before you hand it your customers

The controls, in plain language.

It says it is an AI

Every conversation opens by identifying itself, and it never claims otherwise when asked. That is enforced in code, not in a prompt.

Your data stays yours

Each customer's data is isolated at the database level, not just in application code. Export or delete everything whenever you want.

You can see what it did

Every conversation shows the decisions and actions it took — what it checked, what it booked, what it wrote down.

A person is always reachable

Ask for a human and it hands over immediately without arguing. Anything urgent, angry or unusual escalates on its own.

Risky actions need your approval

Sending to your whole list, deleting records, anything to do with money — all of it waits for a person to say yes.

Pricing you can read

Published prices, usage you can see before it costs you, and caps you set. No surprise invoice at the end of a good month.

It works with what you have

Google and Microsoft calendars, your phone number, your email, your CRM. If you already run something, it plugs in.

Stop losing the ones who call while you're busy.

Set up your AI dispatcher in an afternoon and have it answering today.

The demo needs no card and no account. Setup takes minutes, not weeks.