Answer
$299 setup$249/mo
Final price quoted after a free 15-minute call.
Other businesses · New England
You are with a customer, on a job, or closed for the day, and the next call goes to voicemail. The receptionist answers 24/7 on the number you already publish, books only into a slot you allowed, and sends you what the caller said.
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$249/mo · A one-time setup fee plus a flat monthly plan, month-to-month with no long-term contract.
ReceptionistThanks for calling Main Street. How can I help?
CallerI'd like to come in this week. I'm Alex Rivera.
ReceptionistI can take a time you want and a number to reach you. Thursday at 2 is open.
CallerThursday at 2 works.
ReceptionistYou're booked for Thursday at 2. I'll email your confirmation.
VoicemailAnswered
Summary for the office
Answered · booked Thu 2:00Alex Rivera, asked to come in this week. Confirmation emailed.ThursdayAdded to calendar
2:00 PM · AppointmentAlex Rivera · new callerExample · fictional business
Answered, booked, and sent to you
Every call is answered 24/7, including after hours and overflow, on the number you already publish.
A visit is booked only into a slot you allowed on Google Calendar or Outlook.
The caller's name, contact, and request are captured and sent to you.
Common questions about your business are answered from the script you approve.
Simple builds usually go live within about two weeks of your kickoff call.
Texting is available on request.
You are with a customer, on a job, or closed for the day. The phone still rings.
If nobody answers, that caller does not have a next step. A Harvard Business Review study of online sales leads found firms that tried to contact a lead within an hour were nearly 7 times as likely to qualify it, a meaningful conversation with a decision-maker, as firms that waited another hour. Oldroyd, McElheran & Elkington, “The Short Life of Online Sales Leads,” Harvard Business Review, March 2011.
Triphammer sets up an AI receptionist for a small business that is not on our industry list. It says it is an automated receptionist. It answers on the number you already publish, books only into a slot you allowed, and sends you what the caller said.
Every call is answered 24/7, including after hours and overflow.
Appointments book into the slots you allow on Google Calendar or Outlook.
It captures the caller's name, contact, and what they need, and sends that to you.
Common questions are answered from the script you approve.
Texting is available on request.
Serving New England businesses. It works on the number you already publish. Plans are month-to-month with no long-term contract.
Which visits can be booked, and which slots on Google Calendar or Outlook are open.
It captures the caller's name, contact, and request, and answers common questions from the script you approve. Callers are told they are speaking with an automated receptionist. Texting is available on request.
Simple builds usually go live within about two weeks of your kickoff call. Bookings land on Google Calendar or Outlook, and a person can take over the call.
Starting price. We tailor it up or down to your needs, and confirm your final price on a free 15-minute call.
$299 setup$249/mo
Final price quoted after a free 15-minute call.
$790 setup$449/mo
Final price quoted after a free 15-minute call.
$1,490 setup$699/mo
Final price quoted after a free 15-minute call.
Added features are priced individually for each customer.
The rest of what the receptionist covers.
The problems owners describe.
The person who would pick up is already busy. The phone still rings. If nobody else can answer, the call goes to voicemail.
Evenings and weekends are when a customer has time to call. The business is closed, and the call lands in the mailbox.
One line is already busy. The next caller does not wait. They get voicemail too.
Someone new leaves a message, or they don't. You still need their name, a way to reach them, and what they wanted.
How a scripted call can go.
This is a sample of how a scripted call can go. It is not a recording of a real customer. The example business is fictional.
ReceptionistThanks for calling Main Street. I'm the company's automated receptionist. How can I help?
CallerI'd like to come in this week. I'm Alex Rivera.
ReceptionistWhat's a good number to reach you, and what do you need?
CallerA first visit. Thursday afternoon if you have it.
ReceptionistThursday at 2 is open. I'll book that and email your confirmation.
CallerThat works.
ReceptionistYou're booked for Thursday at 2. I'll send the details to the office.
Book only slots the business marked open
Thursday 2:00 · appointment · Alex Rivera
Summary for the office · 6:42 PMAnswered · booked Thu 2:00Alex Rivera. First visit, Thursday at 2. Confirmation emailed.
Example · fictional business
How a missed call becomes a booking
Your AI receptionist works on the number you already publish. Here's one call, start to finish.
After hours, on your existing number. No new number for customers to learn.
Your greeting, your questions, your rules. It says up front that it is an automated receptionist.
"Thanks for calling Main Street. How can I help?"
Picks an open slot from your calendar using the visit types and hours you set.
The caller gets a confirmation email. You get a one-line summary of who called and what was booked.
To the callerConfirmation emailed. You're booked at Main Street.
To you9:14pm · answered · booked Tue 10:30
Example · fictional businessBooks on your calendar. Calendar: Google Calendar or Microsoft Outlook.
A one-time setup fee plus a flat monthly plan, month-to-month with no long-term contract.
Works with the tools you already use
Other apps quoted on request.
Appointments book into Google Calendar or Outlook. Other apps quoted on request. Texting is available on request.
Serving New England businesses. This page is for a business that is not on the industry list. Call the general demo line, (781) 421-0069, and say what kind of business you run.
Before you book the call.
Answer covers the phones and after-hours lead capture. Answer + Follow-Up adds missed-call text-back, quote follow-up, review requests, and texting. Full Front Desk adds reminders, waitlist fill, intake, and seasonal reactivation. Answer: $299 setup · $249/mo. Answer + Follow-Up: $790 setup · $449/mo. Full Front Desk: $1,490 setup · $699/mo. A one-time setup fee plus a flat monthly plan, month-to-month with no long-term contract. Final price quoted after a free 15-minute call.
Every project starts with a one-time setup fee, then a flat monthly plan. Plans are month-to-month with no long-term contract. The amounts shown are the plan prices, and your final price is quoted after a free 15-minute call.
Yes. It tells them. Most callers care more that someone answered and that the next step is clear. It follows the script you approve.
You can see the calls, and a person can step in at any time. You decide what should be passed to your team right away. We do not claim it never makes a mistake.
Yes. The receptionist works with the phone number and calendar you already have. You do not need a new phone system.
You can pause for up to 6 months and keep your number and settings, then pick up where you left off.
Yes. It answers every call 24/7, including after hours and overflow, on the number you already publish.
Into a slot you allowed on Google Calendar or Outlook. It does not offer a time you have not opened.
The caller's name, a way to reach them, and what they needed. A booked visit includes the time.
Yes. Common questions are answered from the script you approve. Anything outside that script is sent to you.
Simple builds usually go live within about two weeks of your kickoff call. Other apps quoted on request take longer, and we give you a date before you pay.
Texting is available on request. Texting is included with Answer + Follow-Up and Full Front Desk. On the Answer plan, texting is $25/mo on request.
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