The calls you miss are the
jobs you lose.

The Receptionist starts at £109 per month, billed monthly, with no per-call or per-minute charges. There's a one-off onboarding to build your Neural Vault, scoped on a discovery call once we understand your business.

For context: a part-time human receptionist in the UK typically costs £1,200–£1,800 a month, and a single missed enquiry for a trades or service business is often worth £200–£2,000. One recovered job a month usually covers the agent several times over — which is the honest test we'll apply on the call.

An answering service takes a message. A human you've never met writes down a name and a number, and you still have to call back, qualify the job and book it — usually hours later, often after the customer has already called someone else.

The Receptionist completes the work instead of relaying it: it answers the actual question from your own pricing and policies, qualifies the enquiry, and books it into your diary while the customer is still in buying mode. It's also consistent — no scripts read badly, no bad days, no handover notes lost.

Yes. It sits behind the number you already advertise and picks up what you can't — so customers reach you exactly as they do now, and nothing on your marketing needs to change.

It works inside the tools you already use — your diary, your CRM, WhatsApp, your inbox. There's no new dashboard for you or your team to learn. If your team has to log into something new, we haven't done our job.

It escalates to you rather than guessing. Anything outside what your Neural Vault covers — an unusual job, a complaint, a pricing edge case — is flagged straight to you with the full context, so you pick up a warm conversation rather than a cold one.

Every agent is human-checked before it runs on its own. During onboarding we review its real interactions until it's answering the way you would, then it operates with you supervising, not the other way round.