Fair questions. Straight answers.

Yes — Amy says she is the AI receptionist at the start of every call, then gets on with helping. Callers don’t mind an AI that books the job; they mind voicemail.

Amy connects to your Google Calendar, reads your real availability, and books appointments into open slots. Confirmations go out by text automatically.

Then you’re paying per minute for a message-taker who can’t see your calendar. Amy books the job on the call, for a flat monthly price.

She checks how serious it is first, then follows your rules: true emergencies ring straight through to your cell. Everything else gets booked or messaged — your call, literally.

Yes. Three coverage options, free and separate from the price: After hours, Busy times (after a few rings unanswered), or Full 24/7. Switch any time.

Amy offers to transfer to you or take a message — the caller decides.

About ten minutes online — your services, your hours, your rules — then Amy is answering your line within one business day. You keep your number and forward it to her.

No. Month-to-month. Cancel anytime.

Yes. Your line stays yours. You forward it to Amy’s local number with one code from your carrier — after hours, when you don’t pick up, or always — and turn it off the same way.

Amy keeps answering — we never cut a call and never bill an overage on our own. We tell you, and you can move up a package any time.

Yes, from your billing page, in one click. Cancel before day 15 and nothing is charged.

Yes. Turn it on in Settings and she switches when a caller does — same questions, same booking, in Spanish.

The price is the minutes: 300 minutes of calls a month is $299, 600 minutes is $499, and Unlimited (fair use; multiple lines and locations) is $799. Every package includes any service. Pilot pricing is locked in for early customers, forever.