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An AI receptionist that answers every call
$299 setup, then $197 a month
It picks up your main number day and night, answers common questions, takes the caller's details and passes them to your team. Your callers stop reaching voicemail.
The demo line is answered by an AI receptionist. Call it and ask it anything a customer would.
What it does on every call
Answers right away
Nights, weekends, lunch hours and the moments when every line is busy.
Knows your business
It answers the questions your front desk hears all day: hours, location, services and prices.
Takes the details and reads them back
Name, phone number and the reason for the call, repeated to the caller so nothing is taken down wrong.
Hands off to a person
When a caller needs your team, it tells you who is calling and why before it connects them.
Speaks more than English
English, Spanish, French and more.
Leaves a record
Each call is recorded and summarized, so you can see who called and what they needed.
How you get started
Hear it answer
Call (240) 852-1600 and talk to one for a minute.
We set yours up
We teach it your business and test it by phone before you hear it. Live in 5 business days or your setup fee back.
It takes your calls
On the number you already have. A Network Assessment of your office is included at no charge.
The receptionist is built and run by CallDirector AI. Full plan details are on calldirector.ai.
Common questions
How much does the AI receptionist cost?
$299 for setup, then $197 a month. A Network Assessment of your office is included at no charge.
Do I have to change my phone number or phone system?
No. The receptionist works with the number and phone service you have now.
Is there a long contract?
No. Plans start with 60 days, then run month to month with 30 days' notice.
How fast can it be running?
Live in 5 business days or your setup fee back.
Is it right for every office?
No. It helps most when calls are worth money to you and some of them go unanswered. If every call already reaches a person, you may not need it.