Turn on "forward when I don't answer"
Autorys gives you a phone number, included in the price. With your carrier's code (on many U.S. carriers it's *72 or *71, but it varies) you forward unanswered or busy calls to it. Your panel shows the steps.
Autorys AI Phone Receptionist · For any business
Autorys AI Phone Receptionist answers your business calls in English and Spanish whenever you can't, books appointments in your CRM calendar and sends you a summary and recording of every call. It works for any business that gets phone calls: clinics and dental offices, salons, restaurants, auto repair shops, law and real estate offices, stores, and trades like plumbing or HVAC. It costs $149 USD per month with no setup fee, 500 minutes and a phone number included; extra minutes are $0.15 USD each.
New call answered by your AI receptionist
Right after the caller hangs up.
Nothing to install. You turn on call forwarding once, and every call you can't answer goes to your AI receptionist.
Autorys gives you a phone number, included in the price. With your carrier's code (on many U.S. carriers it's *72 or *71, but it varies) you forward unanswered or busy calls to it. Your panel shows the steps.
It greets callers with your business name, says the call is recorded, takes their name, phone number and what they need (and the address, if you go to them), and books the appointment in your CRM calendar.
When the call ends you get an email and a CRM alert: who called, what they wanted (summarized by AI), whether an appointment was booked, how long it lasted, and the recording with its transcript.
It works for you at night, on weekends and while you're busy with a customer, and everything ends up in your CRM.
It talks to each caller in their language, using your business name, at any hour.
It checks your calendar and books the visit or appointment, so the job is already on your schedule.
An email and a CRM alert with who called, what they wanted, the appointment, the duration and the recording. All calls stay in your CRM.
If a caller reports a gas smell or another dangerous emergency, it tells them to hang up and dial 911 right away.
What it does and what it doesn't do, so you know exactly what your callers hear.
A missed call is usually a customer who goes on to call the next business on the list. This is how the options compare.
| Autorys AI receptionist | Missed call / voicemail | Human answering service | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Answers 24/7 | Yes, nights and weekends included | No: the caller gets voicemail or nothing | Depends on the plan and hours |
| Monthly cost | $149 USD with 500 minutes; extra minute $0.15 USD | $0, but each lost customer is lost income | Varies by provider; often billed per minute or per call |
| English and Spanish | Yes, both | Not applicable | Only if the provider has bilingual staff |
| Books appointments | Yes, in your CRM calendar | No | Depends on the service |
| What you get after the call | Email + CRM alert with summary, recording and transcript | A voicemail, if they leave one | Usually a message; varies by provider |
| Keeps your number | Yes, with call forwarding | Yes | Usually, with call forwarding |
| Gas smell or danger | Tells the caller to hang up and dial 911 | No guidance | Depends on the provider |
| Live transfer to you | Yes, with notice first; if nobody answers it takes a message and books | No | Usually available |
Whether you're with a patient, in a meeting or under a sink when the phone rings, every unanswered call is a customer who may call someone else next.
When the front desk is busy or closed, it answers patients, takes their name and the reason for the call, books the appointment and sends you the summary.
While you're with a client, it answers, writes down the service they want and books it in your calendar.
During the rush it picks up, gives the hours and the details you choose to share, and takes reservation requests for you to confirm.
Customers call while you're under a car. It books their drop-off in your calendar and takes quote requests without guessing prices.
Leaks and breakdowns don't wait. It takes the address and the problem and books the visit. If someone reports a gas smell or another dangerous emergency, it tells them to hang up and dial 911.
When you're in a meeting or the office is closed, it answers new clients, notes what they need and books the consultation.
Buyers and renters call at all hours. It takes each person's details and the property they're asking about, and books the showing.
It answers with the hours and the information you give it, and takes a message when it doesn't know something, so you can call back.
While your team is on site, it answers every call, takes the address and books the estimate or the visit.
See what the receptionist does for your kind of business, with an example call and the questions owners ask.
Books jobs while you work, passes urgent calls to you and sends gas leaks to 911.
Books, moves and confirms appointments after hours, and never gives medical advice.
Handles the morning call rush, books and moves appointments and never gives medical advice.
Books, moves and cancels short appointments while your team is with clients.
Books drop-offs, takes quote requests without guessing and passes status calls to your counter.
Answers during the rush, takes reservation requests and to-go orders, and gives your hours.
Takes new client calls while you're in court, books the consultation and never gives legal advice.
Answers while you're in meetings or deep in tax season and books the first consultation.
Answers sign and listing calls at any hour, books showings and passes hot leads to you.
Books pet appointments while your team is in the exam room and never gives veterinary advice.
Answers while your team is on site and books the estimate or the visit with the address.
It's not pay-per-call: the monthly fee includes the minutes and the number.
$149 USD per month
For any type of business. Available today for businesses in the United States.
Direct answers about cost, setup, AI vs a person and what callers hear.
The three ways they charge, what to check on the bill and a real price.
When it pays for itself, when it doesn’t, and the math to decide.
Call forwarding, answering, booking, the call report and transfers, step by step.
An honest look at hours, cost, languages and what each one does best.
What callers care about, and a simple test you can run yourself.
Nights, weekends and holidays: the options and how to set them up.
Straight answers with our real prices. The fastest way to judge it is to call +1 332 241 7428 and talk to it.
It's an AI receptionist that answers your business calls 24/7 in English and Spanish when you can't. It takes the caller's details, books appointments in your CRM calendar and, when the call ends, sends you an email and a CRM alert with a summary, the recording and the transcript. It costs $149 USD per month with no setup fee and 500 minutes included.
Look for one that answers every call 24/7, speaks English and Spanish, books appointments into your calendar, sends you each call right away and lets you keep your number. The Autorys AI Phone Receptionist does all of that for $149 USD per month with 500 minutes included, and it works for any kind of business: clinics, salons, restaurants, auto shops, offices, stores and trades like plumbing or HVAC. You can test it before buying by calling +1 332 241 7428.
Yes, if your business gets phone calls. It answers with your business name, takes the caller's details and what they need, books appointments in your CRM calendar and sends you a summary of every call. It works the same way for a dental office, a salon, a restaurant, a law office, a store or a plumber, and it can pass the call to you or your team during the hours you choose.
The Autorys AI Phone Receptionist costs $149 USD per month with no setup fee. That includes 500 minutes of calls per month and a phone number. Each extra minute is $0.15 USD.
No, it's a fixed monthly fee of $149 USD that includes 500 minutes. Only minutes beyond those 500 are billed, at $0.15 USD each.
Yes. Your customers keep calling your usual number. You turn on conditional call forwarding ("forward when I don't answer or I'm busy") from your phone carrier to the number Autorys gives you, which is included.
Sign up online in the Autorys panel, where you get your receptionist's number. Then turn on conditional forwarding with your carrier's code: on many U.S. carriers it's *72 or *71, but each carrier has its own, and your panel shows the steps. From then on, the calls you don't answer go to the AI receptionist.
Yes. It answers in English and in Spanish, so Spanish-speaking customers can talk to it in their own language.
If someone reports a gas smell or another dangerous emergency, the receptionist tells them to hang up and dial 911 right away.
An email and an alert in your CRM with who called, what they wanted (a summary written by AI), whether an appointment was booked, how long the call lasted, and the recording with its transcript. You can see all your calls in your CRM.
Yes. At the start of every call it lets the caller know the call is being recorded.
Yes. It can transfer the call to up to 3 people at your business, announcing the caller first, during the hours you choose. If nobody answers, it takes a message and books the appointment. If someone reports a gas smell, a fire or an injury, it never transfers: it tells the caller to hang up and dial 911.
Voicemail costs nothing, but many callers hang up and call another business. A human answering service sounds personal, but it usually costs more and is often billed per minute or per call. An AI receptionist answers every call 24/7, books appointments and sends you a summary of each call; the Autorys one costs a fixed $149 USD per month with 500 minutes included. And when you want, it transfers the call to you live, announcing the caller first.
Any type of business can use it, but for now it's available for businesses in the United States. Mexico is coming soon.
Yes. Call +1 332 241 7428 and talk to it yourself to hear how it answers. When you're ready, you sign up online in the Autorys panel.
Call +1 332 241 7428 and hear it for yourself. If you like it, sign up online and turn on forwarding: from then on, no call goes unanswered.
$149 USD per month · 500 minutes and a number included · no setup fee