Answers after hours and when the team is busy
Captures the details
Transfers to the right person on your team when needed
Books the job straight into the calendar
From $10 per user, per month
500 receptionist minutes included, then $0.04 a minute.
One call is all it takes. It picks up the way it would pick up for your customers — ask what time they close, place an order, leave a message and watch the text arrive.
Free to call. It's set up as a pizza shop, so ask it what time they close.
Connecting you
Ask it anything a customer would.
Three calls, start to finish — what the caller hears on the left, and what lands on your phone on the right.
Hear it answer
Taking a message
Answering a question
Capturing a lead
What lands on your phone
Burst pipe — after hours
AI summaryDave Mensah called at 8:41pm about a burst pipe under his kitchen sink at 14 Oak Road. Ringhouse couldn't book him in, but took the details and said someone would call first thing.
Message taken
Name
Dave Mensah
Number
07700 900412
Reason for call
Burst pipe under the kitchen sink
Texted to you at 8:43pm
Set what it should handle, how it should sound, and what it sends while the caller is still on the line.
Give it real-world skills, like a person.
Write what it should do in plain sentences, and drop in the things it can actually do — look a price up, book a slot, send a text.
Pick how it sounds.
Choose a voice, or clone your own, and it holds that tone on every call.
It texts while it is still talking.
A price list, a booking link, your address — sent before the caller hangs up.
It transfers when it needs a human.
It knows what it cannot finish. When a call needs you, it hands the caller over mid-conversation and rings your team.
Yes. Port it over, or point your existing line at a Ringhouse number. Callers dial what they have always dialled.
Whenever you tell it to. After hours, at weekends, or only once your team has had the call ring out.
It says so, takes the details and hands the caller to whoever you nominate. You get the summary either way.
No. Describe the business in plain English and add a skill for anything specific you want it to handle.
Pick a voice, or clone your own. It holds that tone for the whole call and interrupts the way a person does.
It is in the $10 per user plan, with 500 receptionist minutes included and $0.04 a minute after that.
