What does an AI operations team do for a small business?
It owns the recurring front and back office work: answering calls and chats, booking and confirming jobs, following up quotes, asking for reviews, sorting the inbox, keeping inventory current and sending invoices and payment reminders. Each AI employee has a written job and limits, and anything that needs a judgment call goes to a person you name.
Can an AI receptionist give prices to callers?
It doesn't guess. Pricing waits for a person. It tells the caller when to expect your call and flags it to you with the details.
Does an AI receptionist work with my phone system and CRM?
It works with the phone, calendar and CRM you already run. We connect them during setup. If we can't connect something safely, we tell you on the review call, before you pay for anything.
Does an AI receptionist answer calls after hours?
Yes. It answers every call, including after hours. Anything that needs a person goes to the person you name, under the rules you set.
Do I have to hire all eight AI employees?
No. Most owners start with one, usually the Receptionist, at $997 a month launch price (regularly $1,997). The plan review picks the role your business needs first. The whole team comes with the Full AI Workforce at $5,000 a month, along with the Sales and Digital Marketing teams.
How much does an AI operations team cost?
Start with one AI employee at $997 a month launch price (regularly $1,997), with a one-time setup of $1,500 at launch (regularly $2,500 to $4,500). Or get all three teams, Operations, Sales and Digital Marketing, in the Full AI Workforce at $5,000 a month. Normal usage is included; we only bill well-above-normal use, at cost, and we tell you first. 90 days, then month to month.
Will callers know they're talking to an AI?
If they ask, it tells them, every time. It introduces itself by your business name, and anything sensitive goes to a person you name.
Can I hear an AI receptionist before I buy?