The call you missed just rang someone else.
This one picks up.
Three businesses, three receptionists. Pick one, press call, and talk to it the way a customer would — ask what something costs, try to book a slot, describe the problem badly. It quotes from a real price list, books a time and writes the job down. You watch every word of it as it happens.
Pick a business to ring
ReadyIncoming line
Lumière Hair Studio
Takes bookings, quotes services, holds the deposit
Ava
warm, unhurried, remembers people
Press call and talk to Ava, the way a customer would.
A real call over WebRTC. Your microphone stays in your browser.
Live transcript
Every word, both sides, as it is spoken.
It is not a phone menu with a nicer voice.
No “press one for bookings”. It listens, works out what the caller needs, and does the thing.
Quotes before it asks
It gives a price from your list first, then takes details. Ask for a phone number first and someone ringing round three firms simply hangs up.
Triages before it books
A leak gets told where the stopcock is before anything else. A gas smell gets sent to the emergency line, not into your diary. The damage-limiting step happens on the call.
Writes the job down
Name, number, what they want, when, what they were quoted — into your system while the call is still going. Nobody transcribes a voicemail afterwards.
The three businesses here are invented, and so are their prices — but the price lists, opening hours and staff are the same kind of thing you would give us for your own. Every phone number on this page comes from the ranges Ofcom reserves for drama, so nothing here can ring a real business by accident.
Stop losing leads to slow responses & old sites.
Book a free discovery call and we'll set one up on your prices, your hours and your services — and you can ring it before you decide anything.