A receptionist that answers on the first ring, qualifies the repair and books the estimate — nights, weekends, and while you're in the booth.
Masking a bumper, gloves on. The phone is on the bench.
In the paint booth, respirator on. The phone is outside.
Walking an adjuster around a car. You'll call back after this one.
Dinner. Tuesday. It rang twice and you let it go.
Someone just got rear-ended on the Palmetto. You're not open on Sundays.
None of them left a voicemail. They called the next name on the list.
Two of our receptionists, on a real call. No script reading, no robot voice.
Warm, unhurried. Good for estimates and status calls.
Direct and steady. Good for accidents and insurance calls.
Not a menu. Not "press one for service." A conversation that ends with the job on your calendar and the details in your pocket.
In your business's name, at 7 AM or 11 PM. No hold music, no "your call is important to us."
What happened, the year and model, the insurer, and whether the car still drives.
Reads your open slots and confirms a time while the customer is still on the phone.
Name, number, address and the problem — on your phone the second the call ends.
A tow request or an adjuster on the line doesn't get scheduled. It gets transferred, right then.
Two ways to run it. The first answers everything. The second turns those answers into a pipeline that follows up on its own.
Both tiers are set up, tuned and maintained by us. Nothing to install, nothing to learn.
Most shop owners know they miss calls. Almost none know what a year of them costs. Move the sliders to your own numbers.
After hours, in the booth, already on another line. Count the ones that never got called back.
What a typical repair order bills, not your biggest one.
Not everyone who calls buys. This is the honest part — drop it as low as you think is fair.
This is an estimate, not a promise. It's your own numbers multiplied out — we don't know your close rate, and no receptionist catches every job. What it does show is the size of the leak you're deciding whether to plug.
Pick a slot below. We set it up on the call — your shop, your hours, your calendar — and it takes its first real call within 24 hours of that call ending.
Step 1. Pick a day.
Rather not pick a time?
