Elevate
$2,500to set up, then $299 a month
- Website, up to 5 pages
- Missed calls get a text in seconds
- Online booking with reminders
- Review requests after each job
When the AC quits in July or the heat goes out in January, homeowners call down the list until someone answers. Your AI receptionist answers first, books the visit and texts you the details.
Free. No card. Usually ready in 2 business days.It's a phone receptionist that runs on AI instead of a call center. When a homeowner calls, it answers in your company's name, finds out what the system is doing, books a service visit on your calendar or puts emergencies through to you, and texts you a summary.
It also handles the routine calls that eat up your office time: tune-ups, maintenance plan visits, filter questions and estimate requests for replacements.
Heating and cooling calls come in waves. On the hottest and coldest days, your phone rings more than your team can answer, and a homeowner without air or heat calls the next company on the list.
The homeowner calls three companies. The first one to answer usually gets the job.
Nobody can grab the office phone, and the call goes to voicemail.
Maintenance calls pile up while your team is busy on repairs.
Asks about the system and the home, then books the soonest visit or puts it through as urgent, based on your rules.
Tells the caller to leave the home and call the gas company or 911, then alerts you right away.
Gathers the details your tech needs and books a diagnostic visit.
Books seasonal maintenance and plan visits without tying up your office.
Takes the home size, system age if known and timing, and books an estimate.
Answers simple questions you approve, or takes a message for a tech.
Thanks for calling [Your Company]. How can I help?
My AC is blowing warm air and it's 92 degrees in here.
Let's get someone out to you. I have today at 3 PM or tomorrow at 8 AM. Which works better?
Today at 3, please.
You're booked for 3 PM today. I'll text you a confirmation now.
When the first hot week hits, calls pile up. Your receptionist can answer more than one call at a time, with no hold music.
No-heat calls surge overnight. It answers at 2 AM the same way it answers at 2 PM.
It books maintenance visits so your office can focus on repairs and installs.
| Compare | Your AI receptionist | Traditional answering service | Part-time receptionist |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hours covered | Day or night, weekends and holidays | Often 24/7, depending on the plan | About 20 hours a week |
| Books the job on your calendar | Yes | Many take a message instead | Yes, during their hours |
| Knows your services and approved prices | Yes, from your setup | Usually a short script | Yes, once trained |
| Texts you a summary | Right after the call | Varies by service | If you ask them to |
| Texts back the calls you miss | Yes, within seconds | Varies by service | No |
| Monthly cost | Momentum: $600 a month, 500 minutes included | Usually billed per minute or per call | About $1,580 a month in wages alone |
Answering services vary widely by plan. Receptionist wages are an estimate for 20 hours a week.
Six questions worth asking any answering service before you sign up, including us.
A message still leaves you calling back while the homeowner calls the next company. Ask whether it can book onto your calendar and tell the caller when your tech will be there.
You should. No heat in freezing weather or no cooling with an older adult at home might go straight to your on-call tech, while a noisy unit can wait for a booked visit.
Safety comes first: it should tell the caller to leave the home and call the gas company or 911, then alert you right away.
Tune-ups and plan visits are steady work. Ask whether it can book them into open times without tying up your office.
Many answering services bill per minute or per call, which climbs in a busy month. Ask what's included. Momentum includes 500 minutes a month, and extra minutes are $0.35 each.
Call it yourself, ask the hard questions your customers ask, and request changes before it answers a single customer.
We build a free preview of your new website from your business information and real reviews, usually in about 2 business days.
Your services, service area, hours, which prices the receptionist may share, what counts as urgent, and who gets urgent calls.
You call your receptionist, try to stump it, and ask for any changes before it answers a single customer.
Your website and phone answering go live within 10 business days of your yes, or your first month is free. Texting follows once phone carriers approve your number, usually in 1 to 3 weeks.
Your AI receptionist comes with Momentum and Apex. Each package starts with a website you see before you pay.
$2,500to set up, then $299 a month
$3,000to set up, then $600 a month
$4,500to set up, then $1,000 a month
Yes. You decide what counts as an emergency, like no heat or a gas smell, and those calls are put through to you right away.
Only the prices you approve, like your service call fee. For anything else, it takes the details so you can quote.
It greets callers as your company. If someone asks, it tells them it's a virtual assistant, and in states that require it, it says so up front.
In most cases you keep your number and forward calls when you're busy or after hours. We set it up with you.
Yes. It books tune-ups and plan visits into the open times on your calendar.
The caller gets a text right away, so they wait for you instead of calling another company.
Many answering services take a message and send it to you. Your AI receptionist knows your services and approved prices, so it can book the visit, and it texts you a summary right after the call.
Your website and phone answering go live within 10 business days of your yes, or your first month is free. Texting follows once phone carriers approve your number, usually in 1 to 3 weeks.
We'll build your website for free. If you don't love it, you don't owe us a thing.