How it works
Nothing changes about how you answer your phone. This only exists for the calls you don't.
You don't pay a cent until it gets you two leads.
Our promise
A lead is a real customer it put on your calendar from a call you would have missed. You'll see every one, with the recording. Until there are two, you owe nothing. After that it's $200 a month, month to month, cancel any time from your account page.
Try itYou keep your number. We set up conditional forwarding — the kind built into every carrier — so a call only comes to us if you haven't picked up after a couple of rings, or if your phone is off or busy. When you answer, we're not on the call at all.
"Thanks for calling Miller Roofing, this is the front desk." Your company name, your hours, your service area. It knows what you do and what you don't, because you told us during setup.
Every trade has three or four questions that separate a real job from a tire-kicker. Is water coming in right now? Are you the homeowner? What's the address? Is this a repair or a replacement? The script is yours — we write it around your trade and you approve it.
It offers two times that fit the hours and the lead time you gave us — never sooner than you said you can get out, never outside your working hours. It takes the customer's name, number, address and what they need, then texts you to confirm before anything is final. Say yes and both of you get a confirmation. Bookings land in your calendar through a subscribe link that works on Google, Outlook and iPhone alike.
Within a minute of hanging up you have a text: who called, what they need, where, when it's booked, and a link to the recording. Spam and sales calls are screened out and noted in one line so you know they happened.
You decide what counts. Water coming in, no heat, sparks. Those get flagged urgent, offered the soonest slot you allow, and texted to you the moment the call ends.
You were on a ladder. This is what was waiting on your phone when you came down.
Every missed call already costs something. The question is how much, and whether the job gets booked.
| Option | What it costs | What happens to a missed call |
|---|---|---|
| Voicemail | Free | Many callers won't leave a message. They hang up and dial the next name on the list. |
| Someone in the office | An hourly wage, every hour the phone might ring — before taxes, and only during their hours | Answered, if it's during their shift and they're not already on a call. |
| Traditional answering service | Billed per call or per minute, so a busy month costs more | A message is taken. You still have to call back, and the booking still hasn't happened. |
| Virtual Receptionist Desk | $200 a month, flat, 300 minutes included | Answered in your business name, qualified with your questions, booked on your calendar. Day, night, weekend. |
Your hours, where you go, what estimates cost, warranty, the things customers always ask. Thirteen taps on the website, or answer them on the demo call. That's the whole setup.
Call the demo line and it answers as your company, from your answers. If you like it, say yes on the call and we text you your link.
You dial a forwarding code on your phone. From then on, the calls you miss are answered. You don't pay a cent until it gets you two leads. Then $200 a month.
Ninety seconds on the demo line tells you more than this page did.