Incoming call → booked job
A customer calls about a broken dishwasher. Sarah checks the brand, quotes the service call fee, takes the details and books the visit.
Your stylist’s hands are in foils. Sarah’s answering the phone. Sarah is an AI receptionist built for hair salons. She answers every call, quotes your service menu, books appointments into your calendar or booking system, and texts back the callers you couldn’t catch mid-color.
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From $350/month + 15¢/min usage · Cancel anytime
A new client calls while every stylist has hands in foils. The call rolls to voicemail, the caller dials the next salon on the list, and nobody knows what that appointment was worth.
An empty chair still costs you rent and a stylist’s time. Sarah confirms upcoming appointments by text and call, so fewer clients forget and fewer slots go to waste on a busy Saturday.
A client who doesn’t rebook at checkout often never calls back. Sarah follows up when they’re due, offers open times, and turns a lapsed regular into next week’s appointment on your books.
Real recorded conversations with US customers — the word-by-word transcript of each one is on the home page. Names, numbers and the client's business name are beeped out — everything else is exactly as it happened.
A customer calls about a broken dishwasher. Sarah checks the brand, quotes the service call fee, takes the details and books the visit.
A rental property with a leaking fridge. Sarah works out what is actually happening before anyone is dispatched.
The caller wants a part, not a technician. Sarah checks, says plainly that we do not sell parts, and offers what she can.
This is the shape of the conversation — triage first, details second, booking before the caller can dial a competitor. And it’s not a mockup: real recorded calls are right on this page.
No rip-and-replace. Sarah books into your calendar and writes into your CRM from day one.
Appointments land in the system your stylists check, respecting service lengths and who does what.
Full list: all 54 integrations.
In a salon the phone rings while every pair of hands is occupied — mid-color, mid-cut, mid-consultation. The call that goes unanswered is usually a booking, and the caller has three other salons in the same search. Sarah answers on the first ring, matches the client to the right service and stylist, checks real availability and books it, without anyone stepping away from a chair.
The bigger win is the gap-filling. Late cancellations and no-shows are lost revenue that cannot be recovered later in the day; Sarah takes the cancellation, then offers the freed slot to clients who wanted an earlier time until someone takes it. She also handles the after-hours calls — the ones that arrive when people are finally looking at their week.
Yes — Sarah knows who does which services and what their availability looks like, and books accordingly. If the requested stylist is fully booked she offers their next opening or an alternative, whichever your rules prefer.
The moment a slot frees up she works the list you configure — clients waiting for an earlier appointment get an offer by call or text, and the slot goes to the first to confirm. It is the difference between a quiet Tuesday afternoon and a full one.
Exactly as you have priced them: cut, color, treatment, whether a consultation is required first. What she will not do is quote a color correction sight unseen — she books the consultation instead.
You connect the calendar or booking system you already use — Google Calendar or your CRM, for example. Sarah checks real availability, books the slot, and sends the client a confirmation text, so your front desk stays in sync.
Yes. You give Sarah your services, prices, and policies during setup, and she quotes them exactly as written. For services that need a consult first — like corrective color — she books the consult instead of guessing a price.
Sarah can book by stylist if your calendar tracks each one’s availability. If a request needs a human decision, she takes a detailed message and texts it to you right away, so nothing sits in voicemail overnight.
Sarah costs from $350 a month plus 15¢ per minute of talk time — no setup fee, no contracts. A typical salon call runs a couple of minutes, so one booked color client can cover weeks of phone coverage.
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