Sam is an AI phone receptionist built for HVAC shops. It answers every call — nights, weekends, holidays — books the job, and texts you the details.
No voicemail. No "we'll get back to you." While your competitors' phones ring out, yours gets answered on the first ring, every time.
The demo takes about 60 seconds. Talk to Sam like a customer with a dead AC — it will try to book you.
Nobody's AC dies at a convenient time. When a homeowner calls at 9pm and gets voicemail, they don't leave a message — they call the next shop on Google. Most shops lose 2–4 after-hours calls a week that way. Sam makes sure yours isn't one of them.
Your number stays your number. Sam picks up when you can't — or on every call, if you'd rather never touch the phone again.
After closing time, on weekends, or while you're under a house — the call rolls to Sam instead of voicemail. Sam answers on the first ring, in your shop's name.
It figures out what the caller needs, collects their name, callback number, address, and what's wrong with the system — then reads the number back digit by digit and confirms it before hanging up. No garbled numbers, no lost details.
You get a text with the job details — who, where, what's broken, when they want it. You show up to a booked job instead of a missed call.
If a caller smells gas, Sam tells them to leave the house and call 911 or their gas utility — immediately. Some things matter more than a booked job, and Sam's script knows the difference.
Use your shop's real figures. If calls are going to voicemail after hours, this is roughly what's walking out the door.
Add your average ticket to see what those missed calls are worth.
Sam speaks in a natural voice and keeps answers short, like a person on the phone — callers interrupt, mumble, and change topics, and Sam keeps up. Don't take our word for it: the demo above is the real thing, live. Call it and try to stump it. And if a caller asks directly whether it's an AI, Sam answers honestly.
Emergencies jump the line. Sam collects the caller's name, number, and address first, then flags it for a technician callback within 15 minutes. If someone smells gas, Sam tells them to get out and call 911 before anything else.
No. Your number stays exactly as it is — calls simply roll to Sam when you're closed, busy, or on another call. Your customers never see a difference except that somebody always picks up.
It depends on your call volume and hours, so pricing happens on a short call — no games, you'll get an exact number. Book 15 minutes and we'll play the demo live and quote it for your shop specifically.
We build your version of Sam with your shop's name, hours, services, and service area, and you hear it — and can stress-test it — before it ever answers a real customer. Nothing goes live until it sounds like your shop.
When they call your shop, who answers? Hear Sam handle it — then let's put your name on it.