What the agent handles
- Answers common questions
- Takes detailed messages
- Routes calls by department
- Books meetings and callbacks
- Emails call summaries to staff
Acts as a full-time receptionist for any business, answering common questions from its own information, taking detailed messages and passing callers to the right person.
CallerHi, is there anyone who can help me with an invoice?
CallerWhat are your hours on Saturday?
CallerI'm returning a call from someone at your company, but I didn't catch the name.
Warm transfer: When a caller asks for a specific person by name and that person is free, the agent warm-transfers with a quick summary of why they're calling.
Meetings and callbacks
Most small businesses don't have a receptionist. The owner answers the phone, or a staff member does it between other jobs, and every call is an interruption. When nobody can pick up, callers hear voicemail, and many of them never leave a message. They try the next business on the list.
RealVoice works as a full-time receptionist without the salary. It answers on the first ring, day and night, and handles the questions your business gets every day: hours, location, services, prices you've approved, how to pay an invoice. It takes detailed messages and sends them to the right person by text and email right away.
When a caller needs a person, it warm-transfers them to whoever you choose, including a cell phone, and gives that person a short private summary first. When nobody's free, it books a callback or a meeting so the caller leaves with something definite instead of a voicemail beep.
After the call: Sarah picks up already knowing who is calling and why, and the call summary is saved in the portal for anyone on the team.
Today it books meetings and callbacks into the RealVoice schedule and keeps every call, message and summary in the RealVoice portal. If you'd like bookings to show up in Google Calendar, Outlook or Calendly, the team can set that up; custom integrations are quoted separately.
For a small business, a missed call is often a missed customer. If a business that averages a few hundred dollars per new customer misses five calls a week, and even one in five of those was ready to buy, that is thousands of dollars a year walking out the door. The calculator on our homepage shows your own numbers.
Starter is $99 a month with 300 minutes and Pro is $199 a month with 800 minutes. Answering, booking, transfers and texts are all included, extra minutes are $0.25, and setup is a one-time $599 that includes connecting your software. You can also ask for a free one-week demo line. See the pricing page for details.
Yes. Forward your existing number to the agent all the time or only when you're busy, or get a new local or toll-free number.
It says so, takes the caller's details and sends a message to the right person instead of guessing.
Yes. It warm-transfers to any phone and gives you a private summary of the call before connecting.
No. The team builds the agent with your information, voice, greeting and rules, and tests it before it goes live. That work, including connecting your software, is the one-time setup.
Request a free demo call and the agent will phone you, set up as a business like yours.