Three steps to a phone that answers itself
Setup takes about 10 minutes.
1
Tell it about your business
Hours, services, prices, service area, and what counts as urgent. Paste your website and it picks up the rest.
2
Forward or port your number
Send calls to FrontDesk Talk all the time, after hours, or only when you don’t pick up.
3
Call it, tweak it, go live
Test it from your own phone, change anything that sounds off, and let it take the next call.
What happens when your phone rings
1
It picks up on the first ring
Nights, weekends, or while you're with a customer. Callers never hit voicemail.
2
It handles the conversation
Answers questions about your hours, prices, and services, then books the appointment.
New booking: Maria G., (214) 555-0187. Haircut today at 4:30 PM. Added to your calendar.
3
You get the short version
A text and email after every call with who called, what they wanted, and what got done.
Everything it does on a call
Knows your business
Trained on your hours, services, prices, and service area so it answers like you would.
Books on your calendar
Checks Google or Outlook Calendar in real time, so nothing gets double-booked.
Texts back missed calls
With Talk Back, anyone who hangs up early gets a text right away so the lead stays warm.
Sends you Talk Notes
The summary of every call: who called, what they needed, and what got done, by text and email.
Handles many calls at once
No busy signals and no hold music, even when three people call at once.
Speaks English and Spanish
Switches languages to match the caller, with no extra setup.
Voicemail takes a message. FrontDesk Talk takes care of it.
Stop paying for voicemail.
Setup takes about 10 minutes. Cancel anytime.