We work it out with you on a call
The figure depends on how much your phone rings. A shop taking fifteen calls a week and a practice taking two hundred shouldn't pay the same, and a number printed here would be wrong for half of you.
What's included
- Your questions, written with you from how you already ask them
- Answering around the clock, including nights and weekends
- Urgent calls sorted first, with the address read back and confirmed
- A summary and the full conversation after every call
- Repeat callers recognised, so nobody repeats themselves
- Your own phone number, kept exactly as it is
- Changes to how it answers, made by the people who built it
The terms
- Month to month
- No contract, no minimum, no notice period.
- Pause it when you're quiet
- Tell us and we stop billing until you're busy.
- Cancel from your own phone
- Turn the forwarding off. It's over that minute.
Nothing here is a promotional period. Your number was always yours, we hold nothing you can't take with you, and if we want you next month we have to earn it this month.
The real comparison
What it's replacing
Compare it against what you do today, not against another bill.
Voicemail
Free
And the most expensive option here. It loses you a customer a week you never hear about, because most people don't leave a message.
A part-time front desk
Wages
Better than us at what people are good at. Not at 11pm, not when nine people ring at once, and they eventually leave.
An answering service
Per minute
Always answers, mostly takes a message. Charging by the minute makes your busiest month your biggest bill.
Questions
Money and trust
+−What does it cost?
+−What if I want to stop?
+−Can I pause it in my quiet season?
+−Who's behind it?
+−Who owns the calls and the customer details?
+−Are the calls recorded?
Hear it first. Then ask the price.
A price means nothing until you know whether you'd put that voice on your own line. Call the demo number before you book anything.
Then fifteen minutes: your business, how much your phone rings, and a figure. If it isn't worth it, say so and we both get our afternoon back.
Or email support@accelra.io and tell us what you do.