Stop missing leads — meet Samantha, your bilingual front desk.
“The phone rang while you were with a customer. That lead just called your competitor.”
Most callers never try twice. That's revenue walking to your competitor — every single day.
7am to midnight, every lead gets an answer.
- 9:00 PM
A new lead texts after hours — answered in seconds, in their language.
- Minutes later
A missed call gets a text back before they dial your competitor.
- All week
Follow-ups keep going until they book.
- Monday
It's all in your inbox — every conversation, logged.
The jobs she takes off your desk.
Missed calls and after-hours leads
A call comes in while you're on a job. She texts them back before they scroll to the next company on Google — and books them if they're ready.
Rescheduling, confirming, reminding
"Can we move today to this evening?" — handled without you. Scheduling is the highest-volume thing she does, and the one that eats the most of your day.
Following up until they answer
Most leads go cold because nobody texted twice. She keeps a polite thread going until they book or tell you no.
Holding the customer’s language
Every conversation stays in the language it started in, English or Spanish, from the first text to the booked appointment.
Qualifying before it reaches you
What they need, when, and where. You open your phone to a lead with the details already attached, not a voicemail to decode.
Keeping the record
Every conversation written down as it happens, so “what did we tell them?” is a lookup, not a memory test.
She knows your regulars. Nobody gets asked twice.
She knows your services and your schedule, and she knows your regulars. Nobody gets asked twice.
Answers, qualifies, and books — everywhere your customers are.
Samantha answers, qualifies, and books — in English and Spanish, across phone, text, and WhatsApp — and logs every conversation where you can see it. Built and tested like real software, so she doesn't go off-script.
Can AI actually answer for my business?
Yes — and not the way it goes when you wire up an AI tool yourself on a Saturday. Samantha is a trained digital worker with a studio behind her: your services, your calendar, your hard rules, tested before her first real customer. Routine questions get answered instantly. Anything sensitive — pricing, money, commitments — is drafted and waits for a person to approve. Either way, it is written down.
We run our own front desk on Samantha.
She manages this studio's client relations across text, email, and WhatsApp — right now. Ask her something. You're already talking to the product.
Questions, answered.
- What happens to leads I miss after hours?
- They get answered anyway. A lead who texts at 9pm gets a reply in seconds; a missed call gets a text back before they dial your competitor. Nothing waits until morning.
- Does it speak Spanish AND English?
- Natively, both. Samantha holds each customer's language consistently through the whole conversation, the way a professional bilingual front desk does. It is not a translate button.
- Will it embarrass me with my customers?
- No. She's trained on your services, tone, and hard rules before her first real conversation — and tested like software. Anything sensitive gets handed to a human.
- How is this different from a cheap website chatbot?
- A cheap chatbot answers on one page and forgets. Samantha answers across text, email, and WhatsApp, follows up until they book, logs everything, and connects to your calendar and CRM.
- How long until she's live?
- Weeks, not months. She starts narrow — one job done brilliantly — then earns more responsibility as she proves out on your real conversations. We shape the timeline in one call.
- How much does an AI receptionist cost?
- We don't publish a number, because it depends on how much you hand her. The honest benchmark is what reception costs you today — a salary, or the calls nobody answers. We shape it with you in one call.
- Is it worth it for a business my size?
- Count the callers who try once and never try again. If those are worth real money to you, the seat earns its place. If your phone barely rings, we will say so on the call instead of selling you a seat.
Start with the front desk. Add seats as you grow.
One consultation, one agent, one job done brilliantly — then Eva takes the back office, or Mav takes the ads.
