An AI receptionist and custom AI solutions that answer Los Angeles calls 24/7.

Yes. The receptionist handles unlimited concurrent calls, so five customers calling during a September heat wave each get answered, qualified and booked or texted, with nobody left on hold. A human receptionist runs $3,500 or more a month and answers one line at a time.

Yes. Pick the calls you want handed to a person, for example a repeat customer, a commercial account or a caller who asks for the owner by name, and the phone that should ring. The receptionist books or texts everyone else, and you can change the rules whenever your schedule changes.

Usually a few days. Setup runs entirely by video from Portland: a co-founder maps your call rules with you, the team loads your knowledge base and connects your calendar, and you dial in yourself to hear it before any customer does.

Mostly automations for the office work that follows a call. A Los Angeles HVAC or restoration company might want a follow-up text after each booked visit, a review request when the job closes, or new leads copied from the phone line into its CRM without anyone retyping them. We look at how your office handles those steps today before quoting a build, and a typical custom build takes one to two weeks.

A list of the jobs you take and the ones you don’t, the districts you serve, your hours, the questions callers ask most and who should get transferred calls. Calendar or CRM access lets it book directly. A co-founder goes through all of it with you on the first video call.