Step 01
Intake audit
We run a diagnostic on your current intake. You get a one-page PDF. Free, no pitch attached.
// Free · 1-page PDF
A worked example
AI operations for firms that care how they sound. Most AI automation feels bolted on. We designed this one to sound like the firm on its best day, every day.
The problem
A professional-services firm was losing inbound inquiries to voicemail, unread email, and slow follow-up. The work didn't need a louder front desk—it needed something to close the gap after hours and during the lunch-hour rush, without making the firm feel like someone else's. So we built one.
What we built
A voice receptionist, a structured intake flow, and a clean handoff to the firm's practice-management system. Built in four weeks.
Setup from $3,500. Monthly care from $850. Month-to-month after the first 90 days. No long contract.
How it works
Step 01
We run a diagnostic on your current intake. You get a one-page PDF. Free, no pitch attached.
// Free · 1-page PDF
Step 02
We walk the audit, you tell us what's wrong with it, and we scope a fix—on a 30-minute call.
// 30 minutes · Cal.com
Step 03
Four weeks from signed proposal to live deployment, including a week of monitored soft launch.
// 4 weeks · Incl. soft launch
Step 04
Monthly retainer covers monitoring, tuning, and one small change request per month.
// Monthly · Month-to-month
Like a receptionist you trained. We write the opening line, the hold phrasing, and the transfer language with you. We also record and review the first two weeks of live calls together. Nothing about the voice has to feel generic.
Most small-firm practice management and CRM tools, including Clio, MyCase, Dentrix, Open Dental, Karbon, SimplePractice, and Wealthbox. If you're on something else, we'll tell you honestly on the 30-minute review call whether it will work.
You do. All call recordings, transcripts, and intake records live in an account you own. We work inside it.
The first 30 days are a pilot. If you want out at day 30, you keep the intake form and the integrations we built, and we part cleanly. No prorated refund games.
A receptionist works 40 hours a week. This covers the other 128, and the lunch hour, and the moment when your existing receptionist is already on the phone with someone else. It doesn't replace them. It backs them up.
Most AI answering services are a product looking for a customer. We're a practice that happens to use one of those products underneath, with design work on top. The honest answer is the design work is the thing you're paying for.
This was one firm's gap. Yours will be different. Tell us what you're working on, and we'll tell you honestly whether we're the right fit.