The calls you are already getting, answered and booked

The shop where the owner is also the receptionist

Independent auto repair and detailing with one to three bays, salons and barbers, clinics, anyone whose phone is a revenue line and whose hands are usually full. The owner picks up when they can, and a real share of the rest never calls back.

It is the wrong fit for a business with a staffed front desk that already answers on the second ring. If that is you, the honest answer is that we would be selling you something you do not need.

Jobs on the calendar that used to be missed calls

The money here is not new marketing. It is the revenue already walking out of the door, and that is why it is the cheapest lane in the business to fix. Every caller gets an answer, and the ones ready to book get booked, at two in the morning and on a Sunday.

• Answered on the line you already advertise. Your number stays your number.
• The common questions handled: hours, location, what you work on, roughly what it costs.
• A booking written straight into the calendar you already look at.

Four moving parts, and you can hear all of them before you sign

One thing said plainly: automated text messaging to US numbers needs carrier registration, which takes a couple of weeks and is out of our hands. The voice side does not, so we start there and the text back follows as soon as registration clears.

We already run a fleet of these

Twenty one AI phone agents, live, on one client's accounts. In September 2026 we moved that fleet onto a different model underneath: same agents, same calls, and the cost per voice minute went from $1.26 to $0.20. The client is not named here.

That is the useful proof for you, because it says the thing answering your phone is not a pilot. It is infrastructure we operate every day, and the economics of it are ours to tune rather than a vendor's to price.

Hear it for yourself before any money moves: call [RAED] demo number and put the agent through whatever your customers actually ask.

Days for voice, a couple of weeks for the texts

Voice needs no registration, so the agent can be answering your line within days of the call where you tell us how you work. The automatic text back waits on carrier registration, which runs about two to three weeks. We do not hold the voice side hostage to it.

Forward your line. Then take the jobs.

• Half an hour telling us how you actually answer the phone, including what you turn down.
• Set your unanswered calls to forward. Your carrier does this in a menu, and we will walk you through it.
• Nothing else. You keep working and the calendar fills.

Three extra booked jobs in the first 30 days, or you do not pay

Not three calls answered. Three jobs on the calendar that came out of calls you were missing before. If we do not get there in the first month, you do not pay for it. The only condition is the obvious one: the missed calls have to actually reach the agent, so the forward has to be on.

We set that number low on purpose. A shop missing ten calls a week clears it easily, which is exactly why it is safe for us to promise and easy for you to accept.

Do the maths in your own numbers on the call: take your average ticket, multiply by three, and compare it to a month. For most shops the first recovered job pays for the month.