Visitors ask their questions out loud and get helpful answers right away, even when you're busy or closed. When someone is ready to talk business, their details land in your inbox.
I give the assistant your services, prices, common questions and the way you like to talk to customers, so it sounds like part of your business.
Step 2
Visitors just talk
They click a button on your website and ask their question out loud. No app to download, no phone call, no typing.
Step 3
It answers and listens
It handles the common questions, finds out what the visitor needs and, if they agree, takes their contact details.
Step 4
You follow up
Every enquiry lands in your inbox with a summary of the conversation, so you know what they want before you call.
Live demos
Hear it for your type of business
Pick your industry and talk to a live demo. It answers the way it would on a website like yours.
The demo businesses are made up. Your assistant learns from your own business information.
Construction
Answers questions about the jobs you take on and collects project details after hours, when your crew can't pick up the phone.
You'll talk to Emma at Brightbeam Renovations.
Try asking:
“Do you handle small renovations?”
“Can someone call me about a quote?”
Healthcare
Explains your services, location and what to expect at a first visit, and passes appointment requests to your staff. It never gives medical advice.
You'll talk to Emma at Clearwater Physiotherapy.
Try asking:
“What do I need to bring to a first visit?”
“How do I request an appointment?”
Retail and Distribution
Helps buyers with product questions, ordering and delivery areas, and passes on wholesale enquiries.
You'll talk to Emma at Northpine Supply Co..
Try asking:
“Do you ship to my area?”
“How do I open a wholesale account?”
Professional Services
Explains what you help clients with, checks whether they're a good fit and books them in for a first meeting.
You'll talk to Emma at Harbourline Accounting.
Try asking:
“What do you help clients with?”
“How does the first meeting work?”
Hospitality
Answers questions about hours, menus and events, and takes group booking requests around the clock.
You'll talk to Emma at The Saffron Table.
Try asking:
“Do you host private events?”
“What are your hours this weekend?”
Manufacturing
Answers buyers' questions about what you make and how long it takes, and sends quote requests to the right person.
You'll talk to Emma at Ironvale Fabrication.
Try asking:
“What materials do you work with?”
“How do I ask for a quote?”
Included
What you get
✓Answers your customers 24/7, including nights and weekends
✓Turns website visitors into real conversations and new enquiries
✓Always asks before taking anyone's contact details
✓Passes on anything it can't answer instead of guessing
✓Matches your business: its voice, tone and look
✓Start small and add more as your business grows
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Tell me about your website and what customers usually ask. I'll show you what an AI receptionist could look like for your business and what it would cost to start small.
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