Marketing that works produces phone calls, and most small businesses lose a share of them to voicemail, to a busy line, or to a Sunday. The receptionist answers every one of them in the business's name, takes the details that matter, and sends the job to the owner by text.
A voicemail box collects names. This asks the questions your dispatcher would ask - where, what, how urgent - so the person who calls back already knows what they are driving to.
It runs the phones of a working service business - several brands, one system, day and night - which is why the awkward parts are handled: two people talking at once, a caller who only knows the plaza and not the street, a line that has to sound like a different company depending on which number was dialled.
Billed per answered call, with no monthly fee. A call counts when it runs thirty seconds or more, whatever it is about; a wrong number, a hang-up or a ten-second question is free. The rate is tailored to the business and set on a demo.
Your number forwarded, or a local one we set up. Every call answered in your brand’s voice, recorded, transcribed, and delivered as a job. Billed monthly on the count.
Book a demoLeads, deals, tasks and one timeline per lead, so every call becomes something your team follows up. Sales OS, 15 days free, no card.
See Sales OSEvery other system on this page exists to make the phone ring. This one makes sure someone picks it up.
