The job went to whoever picked up.
Our AI receptionist answers every call, day or night. It texts back the ones that slip through, asks what you would ask, and books the work straight onto your calendar. When the job is done, it sends the invoice.
Hear it before you believe it
Put your number in and it calls you in about a minute. Interview it like a new hire — ask about your pricing, your hours, anything.
Why this costs you money
more likely to qualify a lead when you contact them within an hour, compared with waiting even an hour longer.
Oldroyd, “The Short Life of Online Sales Leads,” Harvard Business Review, March 2011
more likely to qualify a lead than a business that waits 24 hours to get back to them.
Same study, Harvard Business Review, March 2011
more likely to qualify a lead when you respond within five minutes instead of thirty.
Same 2007 dataset, republished by InsideSales.com, a software vendor
- It answers, day or night.No voicemail, no hold music, no “we’ll get back to you”.
- It texts back the ones it misses.A text goes out right after the call ends, while they are still deciding who to call next.
- It books onto your real calendar.The one built in, or your Outlook calendar, with double bookings prevented rather than warned about.
- It writes everything down.Who called, what they need, what you promised — on their record, not in your head.
- It moves them through the pipeline.Lead to booked to job, without anyone dragging a card.
- Job done means invoice sent.Mark it finished and the bill goes out with a card link on it.
Let it call you.
One minute on the phone tells you more than any demo video. If it can’t answer your questions, you have lost a minute and learned something.
Have the receptionist call mePlans start at $30/month. No contracts, cancel in two clicks. You pay first and payments are not refundable — which is exactly why the entry plan is cheap enough to try for a month and find out.
The receptionist is the voice on the phone; Stax is the brain that trains it on your business.