An AI receptionist for Denver businesses that can't pick up mid-job.

Why Denver owners miss calls

Denver businesses run lean and on the move. Contractors are on a job site in Aurora when the phone rings. Rental hosts are between turnovers. Stylists are mid-color, and clinic front desks are buried at 9 a.m. Most callers who hit voicemail don't leave a message. They call the next business on Google, and in a metro this size the next business is one tap away.

An AI receptionist closes that gap. She picks up on the first ring, every time, including nights and weekends, and the caller gets a real answer instead of a beep.

What she handles on a Denver line

• Answers every call around the clock, with no hold music and no voicemail dead ends.
• Knows your services, prices, hours and service area, like whether you cover Littleton or Boulder.
• With the booking add-on, books into Square, Google Calendar or your booking tool while the caller is on the line.
• Texts you, or the tech or stylist she booked, every message and every booking.
• Shuts down robocalls and scam calls instead of letting them eat your day.
• Sends emergencies, custom quotes and anything you choose straight to a person.

Built for the way Colorado businesses work

For trades and home services, she takes the address, the problem and the best callback time while you're on a roof in Lakewood. For short-term rental hosts, she answers guest calls with the house rules and check-in details and sends anything urgent to your cleaning lead or maintenance. That is the same split Luna, our Denver AI manager, uses for a Denver rental company: guests get answers, and money, complaints and maintenance go to a person.

For salons, studios and clinics, she books and rebooks by phone, so your front desk can focus on the people in the room.

Past the front desk: voice agents for every repeat call

A receptionist is one kind of AI voice agent. The same technology can run any phone conversation your business has over and over, and each one is built from the same base receptionist plus the call flow it needs.

• Intake: name, address, the problem and how urgent it is, texted to you as a clean summary. Built for trades and home services.
• Routing: sort calls by service or location and transfer live using your rules.
• Qualifying: your screening questions answered before a callback lands on your calendar.
• Guest and tenant lines: the same five questions answered all day, with urgent issues sent to a person.
• A second language, like a Spanish line, for +$199.
• Outbound reminders and lead callbacks, quoted to scope, and only to people who agreed to be called, because federal rules treat AI voices like robocalls.

The proof, and where it comes from

The receptionist we point to answers Lost Sheep Salon's line in Pittsburgh, a salon owned by co-founder Zach Kemmer's partner. She books into the salon's Square calendar and texts the stylist when she does. You can hear a real call on this page.

In Denver, the proof is Luna. She handles about 3,160 guest and staff messages a month for Cashaw Management, co-founder Shaquan Pratt's rental company. Different channel, same rules: answer what you can, hand off what you shouldn't.

Is call recording legal in Colorado?

Colorado is a one-party consent state, so a business can record its own calls. We still set her up to say the call may be recorded, because callers deserve to know and because some of them are calling from states with stricter rules. Colorado's AI law also requires telling people when they're talking to an AI, so on Colorado lines she introduces herself as an AI assistant. This is general information, not legal advice.

What it costs in Denver

The same as everywhere we work. The basic receptionist is $499: she answers every call, handles your common questions and texts you every message. Booking into your calendar is +$399, connecting your CRM or job software is +$299, and a custom call flow is +$249. You pay for her once, and call usage is billed at cost, usually $10 to $30 a month.

A human answering service runs about $250 to $2,100 a month, billed by the minute or call, for as long as you use it.

How we set it up

• A free AI audit, in person in the Denver area or over video.
• We learn your services, prices, hours and the questions your callers really ask.
• We build her, tune her voice and connect her to your calendar.
• We test her on your real call types before a customer ever hears her.
• She goes live on a new local number or your existing line, forwarded.