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Catch what you miss
Your phone rings first, exactly as it does today. Anything you do not get to lands with us instead of with your voicemail. This is the default, and most owners never change it.
Live in 60 seconds. One code, from your own phone.
An AI that works
the phone for you.
It answers the calls you would have missed. It waits on hold so that you never have to. It follows up on the money you are already owed. And it only charges you when it actually produces one of those things.
- 1 Answers your line, 24 hours a day
- 2 Waits on hold in your place
- 3 Follows up on every invoice
No app. No porting. No new hardware. You dial one short code on the phone already in your pocket, and you are live. Cancel it in ten seconds with another.
No monthly fee. No per minute charge. You are billed for a booked job, a human reached on the line, or a dollar recovered. Nothing else moves the meter.
Ringing
4.8s
The ring runs the North American cadence, two seconds on and four off. Grant the mic and the same form is driven by your own voice.
48%
of callers to a home services business never reach a person.
Invoca Home Services Lead Conversion Benchmarks, 70M calls, July 2026. 52% reach a person.
$537
is what one missed water heater lead is worth. A roof is $4,277.
45% on call close rate (Invoca, July 2026) against $1,193 and $9,504 average tickets (Thumbtack, 2026).
30s
to switch it on. One dial code, from your own handset.
Carrier call forwarding codes, Verizon and T-Mobile primary documentation, accessed 2026-08-10.
$0
per minute. Per seat. Per month. The meter only moves on an outcome.
Answered pricing law. See the ledger below.
See it work
Two in the morning, and somebody picked up.
This is a real call arriving at a plumbing company at 2:14 AM, the hour when the caller is standing in water and dialling whoever answers first. The agent qualifies, books, and hands over a record you can check.
Concept rendering. Every figure elsewhere on this site carries its own source.
AnsweredRivera Plumbing, this is an AI assistant and this call is recorded. What is going on?
CallerMy water heater is pouring water into the garage.
AnsweredLet us get somebody out. Is the shutoff behind the tank reachable?
CallerI got it turned off. How soon can someone come?
AnsweredMike has 7:30 this morning open. Holding it for you and texting the confirmation now.
Job booked$49 after hours
- Name
- D. Okafor
- Address
- 1841 Cedar Ridge Court
- Callback
- (916) 555-0142
- Window
- Today, 7:30 to 9:30 AM
Concept rendering of the product running. Not a customer record. On every real call the agent identifies itself as an AI and announces recording in its first sentence, exactly as shown.
Sixty seconds, start to finish
You never install anything. You dial one code.
No app to download. No number to port. No login to your carrier, no new hardware, nothing to reprint on the truck. The phone in your pocket already has everything needed, and you are live before the coffee gets cold.
Your number, in seconds
The moment you sign up we provision a dedicated line for your business, in your business's name, yours to take with you.
Your agent writes itself
We read your public business listing and build the voice around it: your trade, your hours, your service area, the questions worth asking a caller.
One text, one code
We detect your carrier and send you the exact string to dial. You press call. That is the entire installation.
We prove it before we promise it
We immediately place a live test call to your line and confirm it arrived. You are only marked live once a real call has made the trip end to end.
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Let it take the whole line
Every call comes straight to us. Perfect for the day you are on a roof, under a house, or in a crawlspace. Nothing rings in your pocket and nothing gets missed.
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Yours to switch off
One code, ten seconds, and your line is exactly as it was. You are never locked in, which is precisely why it is easy to say yes on a Tuesday afternoon.
Codes shown are the Verizon set. We detect your carrier and text you the exact string for it, one tap on Android and one copy on iPhone. Carrier forwarding codes from Verizon and T-Mobile primary documentation, accessed 2026-08-10.
What it actually does
One voice, working both ends of every phone call in your life.
When somebody calls you, it picks up. When you have to call someone, it does the waiting. When somebody owes you, it follows up. Same voice, same account, three completely different problems solved.
01 / Inbound
Answered picks up
A 24/7 voice that answers your existing number, qualifies the caller, books the job into your calendar, and warm transfers a real emergency straight to your cell. It says it is an AI in its first sentence, every time.
$19 per booked job. $49 after hours. Nothing for a call that books nothing.
02 / Outbound
Recover follows the money
The same voice that answered the phone calls back on the invoice that went quiet at day 31. In your name, on your caller ID, with every promise to pay written down.
A share of what is actually recovered. Nothing recovered, nothing owed.
03 / Consumer
Hold waits for you
It calls the carrier, the bank, the DMV, the IRS. It works the menu, it holds for as long as it takes, and it rings you the second a human picks up. You get the recording and the clock.
$20 when a human is reached on a government line. $10 commercial. $0 if nobody ever picks up.
What we build
Anyone can rent a voice. The intelligence is the company.
The parts that make a phone speak are available to everybody, and they get cheaper every quarter. That is good news, because it means the whole contest is fought somewhere else: on whether the call actually arrives, whether the agent behaves, whether the thing you were billed for really happened, and whether all of it is legal in fifty states. That is what we build, and it compounds with every call.
01 / Carrier intelligence
Getting the call to arrive
Every carrier speaks a different dialect of forwarding, and the networks confirm success whether or not they mean it. We detect the carrier, send the right string, then place a real call and watch it land. Verification, not instructions.
02 / Guardrails
Behaviour you can bet the business on
It never quotes a price, never invents a number, and hands any caller who asks for a person straight to your cell. Enforced in three independent layers and replayed against fifty hard calls every night.
03 / The outcome ledger
Proof that the job is real
We bill on booked jobs, so a booked job has to mean something exact: a name, an address, a callback number, a confirmed window, and the recording that produced it. That record is the invoice, the audit trail, and the product all at once.
04 / Compliance, in code
Built right for all fifty states
The agent says it is an AI in its first sentence. Recording is announced on every call, everywhere, as though every state required it. Written as code paths on day one rather than as a policy page later.
And it gets better the more it runs. Every call teaches the agent your business. Every recovered invoice sharpens the follow up. Every hold session maps another phone tree. A competitor can rent the same voice tomorrow morning. They cannot rent the record of ten thousand calls that already went right.
The opportunity
Every call
becomes a job.
A phone call is the highest intent signal in business. The person dialling has already chosen you, already decided to buy, and is ready to book right now. Across home services, 52% of those callers reach a person today, and 45% of the ones who do book on that call.
Answered picks up all of them. Every hour, every weekend, every two in the morning, in a voice that knows your trade, your hours and your service area.
And it works the other direction too. When you are the one who has to call, it does the dialling, the phone tree and the waiting, and rings you the moment a person is on the line. One voice, both ends of every call in your life, and you pay only when it produces something.
The pricing law
We sell outcomes.
We do not sell minutes.
Every voice AI company in this category bills you for talk time or for a seat. That makes their incentive the length of the call. Ours is the result of it.
So the meter has exactly three events on it: a job got booked, a human got reached, a dollar got recovered. If a call produces none of those, it is free. Including the ones that ring at two in the morning.
Every charge carries an audit trail: the recording where consent permits, the appointment record, the time stamp. One click disputes it and credits it back.
A month on the meterCountBilled
Calls answered100$0
Minutes on the line347$0
Callers who wanted nothing31$0
Jobs booked, standard hours14$266
Jobs booked, after hours3$147
Total for the month17 jobs$413
Example arithmetic on the published rates, not a customer record. Call volume and the 48% miss rate are from Invoca's July 2026 benchmark; the booking rate is our own planning assumption and is not yet measured in production.
Switching it on
Thirty seconds, from the handset already in your hand.
Tell it your business
It reads your public listing and builds your receptionist in the background. It knows your trade, your hours, and your service area before you finish typing.
Dial one code
We text you the exact code for your carrier. You dial it once. Your number now rings here first. No porting, no new hardware, nothing to reprint on the truck.
Hear your own shop answer
Call your own number. A voice picks up, knows what you do, and books a job. That is the whole demo, and it happens before you have paid anything.
Forwarding is reversible with a second code. On Android the code is one tap; on iPhone it is copy and paste, because Apple's developer support has confirmed the telephone link bug for these codes. Porting your number to us is available later as a retention option, never as a requirement to start.
The other side of the call
Two hours of your life, handed back.
Apple put hold detection on most iPhones in America and stopped at telling you when a person is there. Answered goes further: it makes the call, it works the menu, it holds, and it pursues the thing you called about.
Every session ends with a receipt. The recording, the elapsed time, and the exact moment a human picked up. That receipt is yours, and it is the only proof anybody in this category has ever offered.
Apple Hold Assist notifies the user when a live agent is available (Apple Newsroom, 2025-06-09). Answered pursues an outcome on the call. It never guarantees one.
Hold receipt
Example
Line calledState benefits office
Menu depth4 levels
Attempts2
Time your AI waited
2h 11m
Time you waited0m
Human reached3:47 PM
Charged$20.00
Example of the artifact every session produces. Not a customer record. Recording attached where consent permits. If no human is ever reached, the charge is zero.
The standard we hold
Built to be believed.
The fastest way to win a market where everybody is making claims is to be the one whose claims are all true. Every promise on this site is one the product keeps, and every number carries the source it came from.
We say what it does, and it does what we say.
It pursues your refund, your credit, your invoice, and it pursues them harder than you would, because it never gets tired and never gets embarrassed. What it will not do is promise you an outcome that belongs to somebody else to decide. Capability, always. Guarantees, never.
The AI says it is an AI. Every call. First sentence.
Not because a law made us, although several now do. Because a receptionist that lies about being a person is a liability the first time it matters, and because the trades run on people knowing who they are talking to.
Recording is announced, everywhere, as if every state were a two party state.
Eleven states require all party consent. Building two behaviours means shipping the wrong one eventually. So there is one behaviour.
We publish what we measure, as soon as we measure it.
The first pilot produces the first real recovery rate anyone in this category will have published. The day it lands, it goes on this page, and it stays there.
Every number here carries its source.
Published research with the citation attached, our own stated price, or arithmetic labelled as arithmetic. You can check every figure on this page yourself, which is the entire point of putting the source next to it.
What each one costs
Three meters, and every one of them starts at zero.
There is no subscription in this company and no per minute price in this company. You are billed for a booked job, a human reached on the line, or a dollar recovered, and for nothing else that happens on the way there.
01 / Inbound
Answered
$19
per job booked in standard hours.
$49 for a job booked after hours.
$49 for a job booked after hours.
$0 subscription · $0 per minute · $0 per call
- Answers your existing number, 24 hours a day, in a voice built around your trade
- Qualifies the caller, checks your real availability, books straight into your calendar
- Warm transfers a genuine emergency to your cell in five seconds
- Texts you the transcript and the recording inside a minute of the call ending
- Never quotes a price, enforced in three independent layers
- Live in about 60 seconds on one carrier code, off again in ten
02 / Consumer
Hold
$20
per human reached on a government line.
$10 on a commercial line.
$10 on a commercial line.
$0 if nobody ever picks up · no subscription, ever
- Places the call, works the phone tree, enters your reference, survives the transfer
- Holds for as long as it takes, across multiple attempts and reconnects
- Rings your phone the moment a person is actually on the line
- Makes your case on the record when you ask it to
- Ends every session with the hold receipt: the clock, the queue, the recording
- Nothing to install and no account to create before the first one
03 / Receivables
Recover
15%
of dollars actually recovered, where we hold the licence.
Flat fee for pre default follow up.
Flat fee for pre default follow up.
Nothing recovered means nothing owed
- Calls on every invoice past day thirty, in your name and on your caller ID
- Already knows the job, the address and the date, because it booked the work
- Writes down every promise to pay with a date, and follows up on that date
- One number for the whole aged list, moving in one direction
- Collections agencies publish 20 to 50% for the same work
- Contingency is gated server side on your verified business location
Early access
Put it on one line and watch what it catches.
The first group goes live free and stays free until it books work. Sixty seconds to switch on, ten seconds to switch off, and the meter only ever moves when something good happened.
One email when it is your turn. Nothing else, ever.