gregory dudkin · denver
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AI Phone Receptionist

Picks up the calls you miss

You are with a client, your hands are busy, and the phone rings. That caller does not leave a voicemail — they call the next salon on the list. This answers on your own number instead, takes the booking and texts it to you.

Incoming call · Tue 6:12 pm · owner on a job
AssistantFront Range Plumbing — the team's on a job, I can take the details right now.
CallerMy water heater's leaking. Can someone come tomorrow morning?
AssistantGot it. What's the address, and is the water off for now?
Caller1420 Elm Street, Aurora. Yes, it's off. It's Mike.
AssistantThanks, Mike — leaking water heater, 1420 Elm, tomorrow morning. Correct?
→ texted to you: Mike · water heater leak · 1420 Elm St · tomorrow AM
What you get

Call recordings and a live line you can dial are something I set up per shop — ask and I'll point one at your number so you can test it.

How much walks out the door

What missed calls cost you

Lost every month
$1,040
$12,480 a year — to businesses that picked up
without an assistantwith one — assumes 8 of 10 get answered and booked
How it goes
01

A 20-minute call, or I stop by

You tell me what people usually ask for and what you never want promised on the phone.

02

I set it up on your number

Forwarding only when you don't pick up, so your own phone always rings first.

03

You call it yourself until it sounds right

We tune the wording together before a single real client hears it.

What it costs

It depends on how much there is to set up, so I would rather look first than put a number on a page. Tell me how clients reach you today and I will tell you what it takes — on the call, not after three meetings.

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