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Your phone, answered. Every time. 

The AI receptionist for salons, clinics and trades. Every call answered in one ring, and written up for you.

From $199 a month. Free for 7 days, keep your number, cancel anytime.

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On a real call it answers your own number. Here, it's the same AI in your browser.

What your callers hear

Two example calls, start to finish: the same receptionist taking a salon booking and a plumbing emergency.

Hair and beauty: a booking request

The salon booking

Answered in one ring
IvyThanks for calling Bloom Hair & Beauty. I'm Ivy, their AI assistant. How can I help?
Can I book in for a men's cut and a beard trim?
IvyOf course. That's forty-five minutes, thirty-two pounds. When would suit you?
Saturday morning, about ten?
IvySaturday at ten. Could I take your name?
Tom Wilkins.
IvyThanks Tom. And the best number?
07700 900812.
IvyLovely. I've put in a request for a men's cut and beard trim, Saturday at ten. The salon will ring you shortly to confirm.

You get a transcript like this, plus a summary and the caller's number, for every single call.

Plumbing: an emergency, marked urgent

The burst pipe

Answered in one ring
AlfieThanks for calling Harrington Plumbing & Heating. I'm Alfie, their AI assistant. How can I help?
A pipe's burst. Water's coming through my kitchen ceiling.
AlfieRight. First, turn off your water at the stopcock, it's usually under the kitchen sink. I'll mark this as urgent. Can I take your name?
John.
AlfieThanks John. And the best number for you?
07700 900456.
AlfieThat's oh-seven-seven-oh-oh, nine-hundred, four-five-six. Is that right?
Yes, that's it.
AlfieGot it, John. I've flagged this to Dave as urgent, and he'll ring you back as soon as he can.

You get a transcript like this, plus a summary and the caller's number, for every single call.

You're not losing calls. You're losing customers.

The phone rings while your hands are full. Most callers won't leave a voicemail. They ring the next name on the list.

A stylist mid blow-dry with both hands busy while her phone lights up with a call on the counter

What's your voicemail costing you?

5
$220

Walking to your competitors every month

≈ $1,588

Assumes 1 in 3 missed callers would have booked. Move the sliders to match your week.

You've tried the fixes. They don't stick.

Voicemail, an answering service, a part-timer at the desk: each one leaks customers somewhere. Here's where.

Voicemail, an answering service, or a hire

  • Voicemail: most callers hang up and ring a competitor.
  • Answering services keep office hours and cost a small fortune.
  • A stranger reading a script knows nothing about your business.
  • A hire still takes one call at a time, and needs holidays and sick days.
  • Every one of them still misses the 8pm and Sunday calls.

Answerion: a receptionist that never clocks off

  • Answers every call on the first ring, 2pm or 2am.
  • Costs a fraction of a service or a salary. No holidays, no sick days.
  • Knows your services, your prices and your rules.
  • Takes several calls at once, so nobody hears an engaged tone.
  • Takes the booking or the message and emails you the full story within minutes.

Live within a week

  1. Step 1

    We build your receptionist

    Your business, your services, your rules, including what counts as urgent in your line of work. Built in about 48 hours.

  2. Step 2

    You forward your number

    One dial-code on the phone you already have. Keep your number. Nothing to install, nothing to learn.

  3. Step 3

    Every call answered

    Bookings and messages taken, urgent calls emailed to you within seconds, and a summary of every single call.

Fair questions

Yes. It tells them in the first sentence, by law and by our choice. Here's the thing: when someone's calling at 11pm with something that can't wait, nobody cares that it's an AI. They care that someone picked up, calmed them down, and sorted it.

Give your phone the night off.

Ten minutes with us, and you'll never hear a missed-call story the same way again.