1st
shop to answer wins
They don't wait for you.
Someone searching for a florist, a dentist, or a table for four calls straight down the Google results. Whoever picks up first gets the money. Everyone above them on the list gets nothing.
Restaurants · Salons · Flower shops · Clinics · Home services
Nobody leaves a voicemail anymore. They hang up and dial the next name on Google. 24/7 Answer is an AI receptionist that answers 99.9% of your calls — books the appointment, takes the order, answers the questions — day, night, weekends, and every time your hands are full.
Free demo built from your own website. No contract, cancel any month.
You’re plating an order, cutting hair, under a sink, with a client. The phone rings out. It doesn’t feel like a loss — nothing visibly happened. That’s exactly what makes it the most expensive leak in the business.
1st
shop to answer wins
Someone searching for a florist, a dentist, or a table for four calls straight down the Google results. Whoever picks up first gets the money. Everyone above them on the list gets nothing.
15 min
and the sale is gone
By the time you're free to return the call, they've booked and paid with someone else. "We'll get back to them later" is the single most expensive sentence in a small business.
10×
the value of one order
The vet who missed one call didn't lose one visit — they lost every visit for the next ten years. A missed call hands a competitor your customer's entire lifetime of spending.
Move the sliders to your own numbers. We’re not going to talk you into anything — the figure on the right does that on its own.
Most owners guess ten before they count. Rings during a rush, after close, and on Sunday all count.
Use the whole job, not the first order — a customer who comes back is worth every visit they’d have made.
Counting from the day you opened. Every one of those years had a phone in it.
Walking out of your door
$18,720
every month
Over your 5 years in business
$1.1M
That’s roughly 12,480 calls that rang out — every one of them someone who wanted to give you money.
If today’s numbers held for all 5 years.
24/7 Answer costs $497 a month. You are currently losing 38× that by not answering.
Assumes a 6-day trading week (312 days a year), and that the figures above have held steady for as long as you’ve been open. An estimate to frame the decision, not a guarantee of recovered revenue — no service converts every call into a sale.
No new hardware, no new phone number, no software for your staff to learn. Your line keeps working exactly as it does today — it just stops ringing out.
Send us your web address. We train your agent on your services, your prices, your hours, your address — everything a caller normally asks. You don't fill in a questionnaire and you don't sit through a discovery call.
Takes us about a day
We get on a call and ring your agent live, together. Ask it anything a real customer would. If it doesn't sound like someone you'd be happy to have answering your phone, we shake hands and you owe nothing.
This is the whole sales pitch
We forward your existing number — you keep it — so calls ring your team first and the agent catches whatever you don't. Every call arrives in your inbox as a written summary, and bookings land straight in your calendar.
Live within 48 hours
Your agent answers 99.9% of calls. We quote the number we can actually stand behind — anyone promising you 100% of anything is selling you something.
Voicemail records the problem. This one handles it — start to finish, while the customer is still on the line and still wants to buy.
Name, number, and what they wanted — written down and sent to you within seconds of the call ending. Nothing depends on somebody remembering to write it on a pad.
It reads your live availability, offers real slots, and writes the booking into your calendar. The customer hangs up already booked, not waiting on a callback.
Full to-go orders, including the half-mozzarella-half-cheddar, no-mushrooms, actually-make-that-chicken kind. Orders drop into the system your kitchen already uses.
Hours, parking, prices, do you do gel nails, are you open Sunday, do you deliver to this postcode. The calls you least want to take are the ones it takes best.
For bigger jobs it asks your qualifying questions first — scope, timing, budget — so the appointments that reach your calendar are the ones worth driving to.
Nights, weekends, holidays, the lunch rush, and the fortnight your receptionist is away. No wages, no taxes, no sick days, no notice period, no recruiting.
Calm, warm, on-brand, and never having a bad day. It doesn't rush people, doesn't sigh, and doesn't put anyone on hold to deal with the queue in front of it.
The agent you hear on your demo call is the worst it will ever be. It improves month after month without you upgrading, retraining, or paying more.
“We’re a family business. We pride ourselves on being personal — I don’t want a robot answering my phone.”
Fair. So here’s the honest question back: is it more personal to not answer at all?
A real person picking up is better than an AI picking up. We’d never argue otherwise, and the agent is built to hand off to you whenever you’re free. But the choice in front of you isn’t AI versus your best member of staff — it’s AI versus a phone ringing out at 7pm on a Saturday while a customer scrolls down to the next name on Google.
Your callers don’t experience your warmth when nobody picks up. They experience a competitor.
Reading about an AI receptionist tells you nothing. Thirty seconds on the phone with one tells you everything. Ask it awkward questions. Interrupt it. Change your mind halfway through an order.
Then picture that same voice picking up every call you missed last week.
Demo line
Our public demo number is going live shortly.
In the meantime we’ll do one better: tell us your business and we’ll build a demo agent trained on your own website, then ring it with you on the line so you hear it answering as your business — not a generic sample.
Build my demo agentNo tiers to decipher, no per-minute meter running while your customer makes up their mind, and no annual lock-in. If it isn’t paying for itself, you cancel.
Everything, for
$497/month
Plus a one-time $400 setup fee to build, train, and launch your agent.
Month to month — cancel any time
No contract, no cancellation fee
Free demo agent before you pay anything
What’s included
For context: a part-time receptionist runs $2,000–$3,000 a month before taxes, holiday, and cover. This costs a fraction of that, works every hour of every day, and never calls in sick.
Some will, most won't ask. It speaks naturally, handles interruptions, and doesn't read from a script. We're happy to have it introduce itself as your virtual assistant if you'd rather be upfront — plenty of our clients prefer that, and it costs them nothing.
No. You keep the number you've always had. We set up call forwarding so your line rings your team first, and the agent picks up whatever you don't — after hours, during a rush, or when everyone's hands are full.
It takes the caller's details and the reason for the call, tells them you'll be in touch, and sends the whole thing to you as a written summary within seconds. You can also give it a number to transfer live calls to when someone is available.
Because 100% would be a lie. Phone networks have outages and no system anywhere is perfect. 99.9% is the number we can stand behind, and it's the difference between catching roughly every call and catching roughly half of them.
Usually 48 hours from the moment you say go. We build the demo from your website first, you hear it on a call, and if you're happy we move it into production the same week.
Yes. It writes bookings into your existing calendar or booking system, and drops orders into the system your kitchen or counter already runs on. We handle the connection during setup — that's part of what the setup fee covers.
No. $497 a month covers your calls. We're not going to make you nervous about a busy Friday — a busy Friday is the entire point.
You tell us and we switch it off. It's month to month with no contract and no cancellation fee. We'd rather earn the next month than trap you into it.
Ask the calculator, not us. If you miss two calls a week and a customer is worth $60, we'll tell you to keep your money. If one missed call is worth thousands — a contractor, a dealership, an HVAC company — you only have to catch one a year to be ahead.
Tell us where to find you and we’ll build a demo agent trained on your business, then call so you can hear it answer. If it isn’t good enough, you’ve lost fifteen minutes. If it is, your phone stops costing you money.