AI Receptionist · Voice agent
Every call answered, on the number you already have.
An AI voice agent that picks up every inbound call, day and night, on your existing business number. It answers the questions you answer ten times a day, books straight into your calendar, and hands off to a person when it matters.
$240 a month, plus a one-time setup of $2,999 — or $1,499 setup on quarterly billing. We install it, connect it to your number and calendar, and train your staff. You do not configure anything.
Answers 24/7 · Your existing number · Any language · $240/mo + setup
What it actually does.
Four things, on every call, without you touching anything.
It answers. Every inbound call on the number you already use, day and night, weekends included. Nothing to port, nothing to reprint on the van — the only difference customers notice is that someone picks up.
It handles the routine questions. Hours, service area, what you do and roughly what it costs, when you could come out. Conversations adapt to whatever language the caller speaks.
It books. The appointment goes into the calendar you already run, in a slot you actually have free. The caller hangs up with a time rather than a promise that somebody will ring back.
It transfers. When a call needs a person — an emergency, an upset customer, a question outside what it was given — it hands off instead of guessing. If nobody is free to take the transfer, it takes the details and says a human will follow up.
Every voice agent includes the text agent, so the calls it can't take still get a text back within seconds. What a missed call costs you is arithmetic — there is a missed-call calculator on the homepage with sliders you can set to your own numbers.
What it costs, in numbers.
Here is the price.
The AI voice agent is $240 a month, plus a one-time setup of $2,999 — or $1,499 setup if you bill quarterly. The monthly includes the text agent; you are not buying two products.
That sits above the self-serve platforms you configure yourself. This one is configured for you, against your number, your calendar and the calls you actually get — section 03 is the whole of it.
Every engagement carries a 30-day satisfaction guarantee. There is no self-serve signup: it starts with a free 21-minute call, and you get the number and the timeline before you commit. The full price table is on the homepage, including the $89/month text agent on its own.
- Monthly
- $240 per month.
- Setup
- $2,999 one time on month-to-month billing, or $1,499 one time on quarterly billing.
- Included
- The text agent — missed-call text-back, follow-up and booking by text — at no extra monthly.
- Number
- Your existing business number. No port, no second line.
- Languages
- Adapts to whatever language the caller speaks.
- Handover
- Transfers to a person on request or when the call is outside what it was given.
- Setup time
- Typically live within a couple of weeks.
- Guarantee
- 30-day satisfaction guarantee, as on every AOS AI engagement.
- Track record
- Three clients, all phone-agent work: a heating and chimney company, an auto shop, a salon.
Who sets it up.
A person, not a wizard.
Almost everything that ranks for "AI receptionist" is a platform you sign up for and build yourself: a flow builder, a knowledge base to fill in, a number to port. That is a real option, and for an owner who enjoys that work it may be the right one.
We do the other thing. Setup means we connect the agent to your existing number, write the answers with you in the words you'd use, wire it into the calendar you already run, test it against the calls your business actually gets, and sit down with whoever answers the phone today so they know what changed.
After that, changes are ours to make. Tell us what it got wrong or what you want it to say instead, and we correct it — you never open a builder.
Where the call data goes: a voice agent runs on cloud infrastructure. It is not offline and we won't imply it is; we do not sell your customer data and we do not use it to train models. If confidentiality is a professional obligation in your line of work, the offline product is private AI, not this one.
The limits, stated plainly.
Four reasons this might not be the right thing for you.
Callers can tell.
It is an AI voice, and some people know within a sentence. Most callers don't mind once it books them a time; some will ask for a person straight away, and it puts them through. If your customers would take offense at an AI answering at all, that is a real reason not to buy this.
It only knows what we give it.
It answers from the material written with you, not from general knowledge about your trade. Ask it something outside that and it takes the details for a human rather than inventing an answer. That is the correct behavior and still a limit: the agent is only as good as the hour you spend telling us how you answer the phone.
It is not the cheapest option.
Self-serve platforms start well below $240 a month; if you want to build and maintain the thing yourself, buy one of those. This price includes the build, the connection to your existing tools, the training, and the changes afterward — not software you are left alone with.
Three clients is the whole track record.
AOS AI has three clients — a heating and chimney company, an auto shop, and a salon — and all three are phone-agent work. We will put you in touch with them. If your process requires a vendor with dozens of deployments in your sector, we are not that vendor today — better you learn it here.
Seven questions people ask.
The AOS AI voice agent is $240 a month, plus a one-time setup of $2,999 — or $1,499 setup if you bill quarterly. The monthly includes the text agent. Self-serve platforms you configure yourself start lower; this price covers the setup, the connection to your existing number and calendar, and the changes afterward.
No. The agent answers on the number you already use. Nothing to port, nothing to reprint on the van or the door, and the only difference your customers notice is that someone picks up.
It transfers. When a call needs a human — an emergency, an upset customer, a question outside what it was given — it hands the call to a person rather than guessing. If nobody is free to take the transfer, it takes the details and tells the caller a human will follow up.
They solve the same problem differently. A live answering service puts a person on the call who doesn't work for you and usually takes a message. An AI receptionist answers from material written for your business and books the appointment into your calendar itself. The honest trade-off: a person handles the unusual call better, and the agent is on every call at once, day and night, for a flat monthly.
Yes — an auto shop is one of the three businesses we run agents for. It answers the calls a shop actually gets, and it books into the shop's own calendar rather than leaving a message for someone to call back. It does not diagnose the car; anything technical goes to a person.
Yes. Conversations adapt to whatever language the caller speaks.
We do. Setup is done-for-you: we connect the agent to your existing number and calendar, write the answers in your words, test it against the calls your business actually gets, and train your staff. You are not building a flow in a builder. Changes after launch are ours to make.
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