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DevX Voice

Your phone gets answered while you're on the job.

It takes a clear message with the address and the problem, emails it to you, and can book the job into your calendar. From $199 a month, no setup fee.

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(442) 522-0220 It answers for DevX, the same way it will for you.

A kitchen in the middle of a renovation, counters under plastic sheeting, lit by a window and a skylight.
A tradesman in a gray hoodie and cap, both arms up, sealing the edge of a range hood with a caulk gun.

  1. Receptionist0:01

    Mesa Plumbing, I'm the virtual receptionist. What's going on?

  2. Sam0:05

    Water's leaking under my kitchen sink. Can someone come out this week?

  3. Receptionist0:12

    I'll get that to the plumber now. What's your name, callback number and address?

  4. Sam0:19

    Sam Ortiz, 555 0142, 18 Alder Street.

  5. Receptionist0:27

    Thanks, Sam. That's 555, 0142, at 18 Alder Street. The plumber will call you back.

Emailed to you when the call ended

Leak under kitchen sink

Name
Sam Ortiz
Callback
(555) 0142
Address
18 Alder St

What a missed call costs you. Your numbers.

Most people who reach voicemail don't leave one. They call the next number on the list.

On a job, driving, after hours.

$

What a typical booked job is worth to you.

%

Of those missed callers, how many were real work.

The starting numbers are an example. Put in yours; nothing here is an industry average.

Walking to the next guy on Google

$1,950a month

About 22 missed calls a month. At 30%, that's 6.5 jobs worth $300 each.

Founding plan$199 a month

One booked job a month covers it. What you could be losing is 9.8 times what it costs.

Five things it does while you work

Worker in uniform stepping out of a white van parked in front of a modern house.

Answers day or night, weekends too

Even when you're under a sink or up on a roof. Forward your line when you're busy, after hours, or all the time.

Sample call log, one Tuesday

  • 6:12 amBurst pipe, Elm StreetBooked
  • 12:47 pmWater heater quoteMessage
  • 9:31 pmSilent robocallScreened

Can book the job into your calendar

We connect your Cal.com calendar at setup. It offers real open times, writes the booking, then reads it back before it tells the caller they're booked.

On the calendar, checked

Wed 10:00 am

Kitchen drain clear

Ortiz, 60 min

Never guesses a price or a promise

It only quotes what you told it to. Anything else, it takes a clear message so you can call back with a real number.

CallerHow much for a new water heater?

ReceptionistI don't have a price for that. I'll take your number and have Dani call you with a quote.

Takes a message you can act on

Name, callback number, service address and the problem. It reads the number back, then emails the message to you.

Emailed to you, 12:48 pm

Water heater quote

Name
Pat Lee
Callback
(555) 0187
Address
214 Birch Ave

“The old one is leaking from the bottom.”

One flat price, no setup fee

We set it up for you. Month to month, ten cents a minute past your 1,000, and nothing else on the bill.

Founding
$199/mo
Included
1,000 min
After that
$0.10/min
Setup
$0
Contract
none

The bill is those lines and nothing else.

Tell us what to change. It's live on the next call.

Everything it says comes from one settings page, and we make the changes for you. These are real screenshots of it, set up for a demo heating and air company.

  1. The greetingThe first sentence each caller hears, and what it says when it doesn't know something.
  2. Your hours and answersOpen and close times for each day, holiday closures, and the questions you get asked every week.
  3. The prices it may quoteEach service with its length and price. Leave a price empty and it won't say one.
The settings page for a demo HVAC company, showing the greeting field and the line it says when it does not know an answer.
The greeting
The hours section of the settings page: open and close times for Monday to Saturday, Sunday closed, and a Thanksgiving closure.
Your hours and answers
The services section of the settings page: a diagnostic visit at $89 for 60 minutes, with its description and a box that lets callers book it.
The prices it may quote

We set it up. You make one test call.

You don't configure anything yourself unless you want to.

  1. 1

    Forward your line, or get a new number

    Keep your business number and forward it when you're busy or after hours. Or we give you a new local number to put on the van.

  2. 2

    We write your script from your info

    One short intake: your hours, the jobs you book, what they cost, who calls go to. We turn that into what it says. Nothing it says is made up.

  3. 3

    Test call, then go live

    You call it yourself and try to trip it up. We fix what you don't like, then switch your calls over.

One flat price. No setup fee.

Founding is open to the first three businesses. After that, Standard is the only plan.

Founding

Open now

$199a month

For the first three businesses. Your price is locked for 12 months.

  • 3 spots in total. We set up each one ourselves.
  • $199 a month for your first 12 months
  • Max, who built it, tunes your setup with you every week at the start
  • We ask if we can write up how it went for you
Claim a founding spot

Standard

After founding

$299a month

The same service once the founding spots are gone.

  • $299 a month, or $2,990 a year (two months free)
  • We set it up for you from a short intake call
  • Tell us a change to what it says and it's live the same day
Start Standard monthlyPay yearly, $2,990

Both plans include

  • 1,000 minutes a month
  • $0.10 a minute after that
  • No setup fee
  • Month to month
  • 30-day money-back

Set up for your trade

Straight answers

Including what it doesn't do yet, so you don't find out on a call.

Does it actually book jobs, or just take messages?

Both. It can always take a full message: name, callback number, address and the problem, emailed to you. It can also book into a Cal.com calendar, which we connect for you at setup. It offers open times, writes the booking, then reads it back before telling the caller they're booked.

Does it work with Jobber, Housecall Pro or ServiceTitan?

Not yet. Bookings go into Cal.com and messages come to you by email, so for now you add the job to Jobber or Housecall Pro by hand. If you run everything inside Jobber, Jobber's own receptionist may suit you better.

What if a caller wants a real person?

It takes their name, number and what they need, reads the number back, and emails it to you straight away. It doesn't put calls through to your phone yet.

Will it make up prices or promise things I don't offer?

No. It only says what's in your settings. If a caller asks about a price or a job you haven't given it, it says it doesn't have that and takes a message.

Does it tell callers it's not a person?

Yes. The greeting says it's the virtual receptionist, and it never pretends to be a person.

Does it speak Spanish?

Not yet. It answers in English only.

Does it send text confirmations?

Not yet. Business texting needs a carrier registration that isn't finished, so it doesn't send texts today. We'll say so here when it does.

Is it for medical or dental offices?

Not right now. Health care needs privacy work we haven't finished, so we only take home service businesses for now.

Can I change what it says?

Yes. The greeting, your hours, your answers to common questions and the prices it may quote all live on one settings page. Tell us what to change and we make it the same day; it's live on the next call.

What happens if I go over 1,000 minutes?

Every extra minute is ten cents, on both plans. No higher tier kicks in and nothing else gets added to the bill.

Is there a contract or a setup fee?

Neither. It's month to month with no setup fee. Cancel within your first 30 days and you get your money back.

Call it right now. It's answering.

It answers for DevX, the same way it will for you.

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