The phone rings. Nobody picks up. The lead is gone.
You were under a sink or on a roof. Meanwhile the caller dialed the next name on the list. This is the single most expensive leak in a service business, and the easiest one to plug.
What this costs you today
Hiring a person to cover those hours runs a real salary. Sending them to voicemail runs a different bill, just one that never shows up on a statement.
Video transcript
Sixty-two percent of calls to small businesses go unanswered. And customers call around the clock. Voicemail just collects messages.
And a live receptionist can run three thousand dollars a month or more. Meet the AI Receptionist. It answers every call and text in a natural voice, day or night, trained on your services, hours, and service area.
It answers questions, then qualifies the caller: their name, the job, and the details. Then it does what voicemail never could. It books the appointment, right on your calendar.
Urgent calls go straight to you, and every conversation is logged in your dashboard. Not a message to return. A job on the books.
AI Receptionist, from SEO Parkway.
