An AI chat and voice agent that answers your phone and your website, qualifies the inquiry, books it on your calendar, and texts you the summary. Nights, weekends, holidays, and the middle of your busiest hour.
Live in 2–4 weeks · Canton · Akron · Massillon · North Canton · Louisville · remote anywhere
They call the next name in the search results. For a home-service business, one missed call a week is a job a week going to a competitor who happened to pick up.
Under a sink, on a roof, mid-showing, behind the chair. The phone rings and you physically cannot answer it.
People search for contractors at 9pm and on Sunday. Your competitors' phones are off too — that is the opening.
Hours, service area, pricing, availability, do you do X. Staff answer them all day instead of serving customers.
The agent identifies itself as AI. That is deliberate — pretending otherwise damages the trust you are trying to build.
The clock starts when your information and access arrive, not when the contract is signed. Most delay comes from waiting on answers, so the intake is front-loaded on purpose.
We decide what the agent is allowed to do and what it must never do. Which questions it answers, which appointments it can book, when it pulls in a human. An agent built to answer everything answers nothing well.
Services, durations, pricing, policies, cancellation rules, service area, holiday hours, the questions your staff answer twenty times a week — and the topics the agent should refuse. We separate approved facts from anything needing human confirmation.
The path from first question to booked appointment, transfer, or callback. Greeting, intent detection, qualification, after-hours behavior, urgent-language handling, and what happens when a transfer rings out.
Agent configured, knowledge base connected, calendar wired, phone routing set, staff notifications tested. You get a working test environment before anything touches a real customer.
We test the awkward cases, not just the easy ones — complaints, unknown questions, failed transfers, restricted topics. You test it too and send one consolidated list of corrections. Then a walkthrough so your team knows how escalations arrive.
Not every platform allows direct AI booking. Where it does, the agent books. Where it doesn't, it sends the link or captures the preferred time and hands it to you — and we confirm which before you approve the integration.
This is the part most AI vendors skip. An agent that guesses is worse than no agent, so yours is built with hard limits: it will not invent information, quote a price it wasn't given, or make a promise on your behalf.
“I do not want to give you incorrect information. I can collect your details and have a team member follow up.”
A configured fallback responseThe agent is never presented as a substitute for emergency services or for licensed medical, legal, or financial advice.
Ranges, not a bait price. Your number depends on channels, appointment types, integrations, and call-routing complexity — and you get it in writing before any work starts.
Discovery, knowledge base, conversation and call flow design, configuration, calendar and phone integration, testing, launch, and training.
Knowledge and hours updates, routing changes, conversation review, fallback tuning, and a monthly summary of what the agent couldn't answer.
Phone number, call minutes, and AI platform fees are billed at cost or paid directly by you. No markup, no bundling it into a number you can't audit.
Unlimited revisions or knowledge rewrites, third-party subscriptions, outbound or cold calling, live human receptionist coverage, emergency dispatch, and any guarantee of bookings, leads, or sales. Results depend on your call volume, your offer, and your team's follow-up — anyone promising otherwise is guessing.
An AI receptionist has no per-minute human billing, which is where answering services get expensive as volume grows. An F7 LTD build runs $1,500 to $3,500 once, then $250 to $600 a month for management, plus platform usage at cost. Answering services typically charge per minute or per call, so the gap widens the busier you get.
Yes. You can forward your existing number to the agent only outside business hours, only when your lines ring out, or all the time. It collects job type, address, and timeline, books an appointment window, and sends you a summary before you are back at your desk.
Yes, and that is deliberate. The agent identifies itself and hands off to a person whenever the conversation needs one. Deceiving callers costs you more trust than the convenience is worth.
Two to four weeks after your information and account access arrive. The build itself is five to ten business days; most of the timeline is gathering accurate answers about your services, pricing, policies, and hours. Projects with several locations, many appointment types, or complex call routing take longer.
No. Most businesses keep their existing number and forward calls to the agent under whatever rules they choose. A dedicated number is optional and mainly useful when you want to track calls from a specific ad campaign separately.
The agent is configured to refuse rather than guess — if an answer isn't in the approved knowledge base, it says so and captures the inquiry for a human. The monthly management report lists every question it couldn't answer, and those become knowledge base updates. Accuracy depends on the information being current, which is why hours, pricing, and policy changes need to reach us when they happen.
No. A chatbot answers questions. A concierge captures the inquiry, asks the qualifying questions you would ask, books the appointment, and hands off a summary. The measure of success is a booked call, not a pleasant conversation.
Yes. AI agent builds are delivered entirely remotely, so location doesn't matter for this service. F7 LTD is based in Louisville, Ohio and works in person across Canton, North Canton, Massillon, Akron, Green, and the surrounding communities — and remotely with clients anywhere.
Thirty minutes. We look at where inquiries are getting lost, what you already have in place, and the smallest useful fix. You get a straight recommendation and a price. If it's not a match, the conversation ends respectfully.