The instruction
It is told what to say instead: it cannot quote, you will call back today, and it books the visit anyway.
Trust
Every call transcribed to you inside a minute. Every charge linked to the call that made it. Which parts run today, and which do not, is set out below.
The guardrail that matters most
Pricing is yours to give, and it stays yours. The agent books the visit and tells the caller you will confirm the number personally.
It is told what to say instead: it cannot quote, you will call back today, and it books the visit anyway.
Every sentence is checked for dollar amounts before it is spoken. Any figure you have not written down is cut before the caller hears it.
Fifty recorded calls where a caller pushes hard for a price, replayed against every build overnight. It needs real customer calls, so it starts when the first line does.
Where we actually are
Two more things follow from those rows. The transcript inside a minute, the warm transfer, the guardrail counter and the nightly replay all need a live customer line, so the four numbers at the top of this page are targets we are binding ourselves to, not measurements of a fleet. And there are numbers we will not print until we have them: no answer rate, no recovery rate, no customer count, no logo wall, no testimonial. None of them exists yet. The first pilot produces the real ones, and they go up here including the unflattering ones.
Stated 2026-08-14. If the first customer lines are live and this still says otherwise, that is a page we failed to update.
How you audit it
The transcript, a one line summary and the caller's number, inside a minute of the call ending.
A hang up mid sentence. An address it misheard. A callback it promised and never logged. You hear it from us first.
Answer rate. Median pickup, in rings. Escalations delivered to your cell. Price guardrail violations, which should read zero.
If the recording system goes down, we stop taking your calls rather than take them unwatched, and tell you that. Silent degradation is worse than an outage.
Disclosure and recording
Not buried later in the call. First sentence, every call, everywhere. We never ship a version that hides.
Eleven states require every party to consent. We could look up the caller's state and behave differently. We do not: that lookup can fail silently, and a failure is a wiretap claim.
Inbound answering is untouched by the rules that govern outbound dialing. When we call out for you, consent is in the code, not in a policy.
Get started
$0 base. $19 when it books. One word, VOID, and it comes off.
Call it and listen to the first sentence.
It tells you it is an AI before anything else. Push it for a price and watch it refuse.
The demo line is not answering this minute, so the page has taken the number down. Same rule as above: down beats unwatched.