Junk removal and hauling: an AI receptionist on your business phone

What happens when somebody calls?

The assistant answers with your greeting, says it is an AI assistant, and asks what the job is. If the job has a price on your list, it says that price. It offers two times from your calendar and books the one the caller picks.

A job that is not on your list gets no price: the assistant offers a visit to look at it and give a price on site.

The job reaches you by email when the call ends: one call, one email. A call that ends without a booking still reaches you as a lead.

It speaks English, Spanish and Russian and switches between them inside a single call. You choose which of the three it switches into and which one it greets in.

Jobs on the price list

The list for this trade has 13 jobs, with default prices you can change. You choose the ones you do.

• Single item pickup
• Quarter truck load
• Half truck load
• Full truck load
• Appliance removal
• Mattress and box spring
• Furniture removal
• Hot tub removal
• Garage or shed cleanout
• Construction debris
• Yard waste
• Electronics and tyres

These are on the list without a price by phone: the assistant offers a visit to give the price on site.

• Whole house or estate cleanout

Work that needs a licence

When a caller asks for work that needs a contractor's licence your account does not list, the assistant does not quote or book it. It takes the details, the address and the number and sends them to you to decide.

Emergencies

If the caller describes a fire, a gas smell or sparks, the assistant first tells them to get out and call 911.

What does it cost?

$0.25 per minute of answered call, rounded up. A call shorter than a minute counts as one.

$5 a month for each number that reaches your line.

Everything else about the bill is on the Questions page.