AI phone answering

Answer every call. Even at 7 PM on a Sunday.

When your team can’t pick up, our AI assistant does. It answers questions, takes the details and books the visit, then sends you a summary.

Visits go straight on your calendar. A summary of every call, sent to you.

Voicemail is where buyers go to find another dealer.

Someone finds a travel trailer on your site at nine at night. They call. It rings out. While they wait, they look at three more dealers.

By Monday morning, they’ve booked a visit somewhere else.

Your website form works the same way. They send a question and wait. Most people don’t wait.

You never find out about any of it. The buyers who went elsewhere don’t call to tell you why.

Nobody waits. They call the next dealer.

How it works

Trained on your dealership, not on a script.

It answers what buyers actually ask, then books the ones ready to visit.

1 It knows your lot.

Built from your website, your hours, your services and the answers you give every week. So when someone asks if you take trade ins or offer financing, it tells them.

The time is the point. Nobody is at the dealership on a Sunday afternoon.

2 It asks the right questions.

What they’re looking for, their budget, and whether they have a trade in. Your team walks into every visit already knowing the basics.

3 It knows when to stop.

When a question is past it, it says so and passes it to you. No pretending, and no going round in circles.

Your phone first. Your website too, if you want it.

Everything below runs on your number and your calendar.

Answers your missed calls.

Picks up when your team can’t. Takes the details, answers what it can, and books the visit.

Chat on your website, if you want it.

Answers questions on your site and books from inside the chat.

Questions you choose.

You decide what it asks, like budget, trade in or timing.

Visits straight on your calendar.

No back and forth about times. It knows when your team is free.

A summary of every call.

A text and an email after each call: who called, what they want, and what happens next.

Who it's for

If buyers call you, this is the one.

Dealers closed evenings and Sundays

Your buyers shop when you’re closed. Now someone answers.

Small teams on busy weekends

When everyone’s out on the lot, the phone still gets picked up.

Dealers with a service department

Service questions get handled, so sales calls never wait.

Questions

The three we get asked before anyone signs anything.

Yes, it tells them. Most people don’t mind. What they mind is voicemail, waiting, or being sent round in circles.
It says so and passes it to you, with everything the caller already said, so they don’t have to repeat themselves.
Only if you tell it to. You choose who gets a visit or a callback, and it sticks to that.

Someone will call
your dealership tonight.

Twenty minutes to decide what they hear when they do.

Book a 20 minute call