Every call answered live, in your shop's name.
For plumbing shops. Donna, your AI front desk, answers live 24/7 in your shop's name — full intake, booking, and every call in your portal. If a call still slips through, the callback safety net catches it.
Free 14-day pilot — $0 upfront, no card. Then $199/mo flat if you opt in.
Also for HVAC, Garage Door, Electrical, Switching, Scorecard.
The cost of a missed call
Plumbing problems don't wait politely. A homeowner standing in water from a burst pipe, with no water to the house, or watching a leaking heater spread isn't leaving a voicemail and hoping. They call the next shop on the list — usually within the minute.
Every missed call that books somewhere else is a job gone before you knew it rang: you paid to make the phone ring, and the work booked somewhere else.
Hear it — recorded test calls
Real recordings from our own test bench (Oct 31, 2026). The shop and the customers are test setups, the agent identifies itself as the shop's virtual assistant on every call, and nothing here is a client call. Client results don't exist yet; when they do, they'll be labeled with the shop's name and permission.
What you're hearing: two real recordings from our own test bench — not client calls. The caller is a test caller, the shop is fictional, and Donna is our agent.
- Leaking water heater. Donna states the shop's $79 visit fee up front — the fictional demo shop's own fee, Kettle Run Plumbing's, not a typical or recommended fee — requests a same-day window, and declines to quote a repair price when asked what a new heater would cost.
- Burst pipe under a kitchen sink. Flagged urgent, requested into the earliest morning window. Pressed for a faster arrival, Donna confirms the requested window — and promises no arrival time sooner than it.
The demo job card for this asset is labeled "Callback in 47 seconds" — for this demo asset only. Not a typical result, not a promise.
Then call her live: (571) 702-6699. The live demo line answers as a garage-door shop; the engine and job card are the same ones your shop gets. Grade her against our published 21-point scorecard →
Sample job card
New visit requested
Keystone Plumbing · window requested by Donna, the shop's front desk
From the call transcript
Donna: “ …the visit fee is $79, and that comes off the bill if you go ahead with the repair. Does today between 2 and 4 work?”
Linda: “Yes — the $79 is fine, and this afternoon works. I’ve shut the water off to it, but there’s a puddle down here.”
Donna: “You’ve requested today, 2 to 4 — the shop will confirm. The job card lands in the owner’s portal.”
After the call, the job card is in your portal — job, recording, and summary.
Labeled sample data.
Kettle Run Plumbing
fourteen nights, every call answered for.
Kettle Run Plumbing is our fictional demo shop. Every figure on this page is a sample input, shown so you can see exactly what a real Day-14 Ring Report looks like. The two call recordings are real — recorded on our own test bench, Oct 31, 2026. No client results exist yet; nothing here is one.
11 visits × your average ticket of $650 — work that used to go to voicemail. The $650 is a sample input; a real report uses the average ticket you gave us at setup. It's always your number, never ours.
The night it mattered
One of the two real recordings in this sample — our test bench, a burst pipe, and the 47 seconds the whole product exists for.
Burst pipe under a kitchen sink
Hear the callback — burst pipe · 2:28.
A real recorded test call, the same one posted in this site's recorded-test-calls section.
The agent flagged it urgent and requested the earliest morning window. When the caller pressed for a faster arrival, the agent held the window — it promised no arrival time it couldn't keep.
Every miss, answered for
SAMPLE ENTRIESThe shape of the full ledger. In a real report, every row below is one of your own calls — with its recording and job card attached.
The other recording
The second real test-bench call in this sample — the one where the caller tried to get a price out of the agent.
Leaking water heater
Hear the callback — water heater · 2:48.
A real recorded test call, the same one posted in this site's recorded-test-calls section.
The agent stated the shop's $79 visit fee up front and requested a same-day window. When the caller asked what a new water heater would cost, the agent declined to quote a repair price — repair pricing always stays with the shop's techs.
We grade the agent in this report
The agent on the two calls above is graded on a published 21-point rubric — and the grades ride inside the report itself, where our customers can check them.
Nobody else puts their own agent's grades in the customer's report. We do — because the report is only worth reading if the agent behind it is worth checking.
This pilot was free.
At the Founding rate, all 11 visits in this sample would be included at no extra charge — against ≈$7,150 in work (sample figures throughout). No booked job in your first 30 days — next month free. A real Day-14 report ends here, with the decision: reply to opt in, or do nothing and the service simply switches off.
Standard $299/mo flat
How it works
- Try the demo (3 minutes). Call (571) 702-6699, or ask for a live demo call.
- Claim a pilot. One short form — pre-filled from your website, most owners confirm it in about 10 minutes. You hear your agent on a graded test call built from your shop's facts before she touches your real line.
- Decide on day 14. Your Day-14 Ring Report shows every call we called back, every job booked, and the value at your average ticket. Opt in, or the service simply switches off. Nothing is charged either way — there is no card on file to charge.
How setup works
- Your hours — when you're open, and what counts as after-hours
- Your diagnostic fee — stated to callers exactly as you set it; we never quote repair prices
- Your service area — the towns and ZIPs you actually run to
- Your booking windows — the windows Donna requests visits from
- Your forwarding setup — your business line and carrier, so we can walk you through pointing missed calls to your SavedRing number
That's the whole list. You hear your agent on a test call before anything touches your real line.
You set your line to forward the calls nobody answers — you keep your number, phones, and phone company, and SavedRing only sees calls you didn't pick up. Steps differ by carrier, so we walk you through it — short call or screen share. Forwarding guides: Forwarding guides. Before go-live, we run a forwarding test call together — the switch isn't live until it lands. And it's yours to undo, any time, in about a minute.
Pricing
Founding rate — first 15 shops only. $199/mo flat. No setup fee.
Standard rate — $299/mo flat. The same service, at the standard rate — no founder cohort.
Every plan includes the full front desk — live answer 24/7, full intake, booking, and the job card in your portal — no per-job fees and no per-minute meter. Fair use is 150 conversations a month; screened spam and robocalls never count toward it. A conversation counts only when Donna actually speaks with a person; a callback attempt that reaches voicemail is an attempt, not a conversation, and never counts. If you regularly go past that, we'll talk about the right tier — never a surprise charge, and no surprise upgrade, ever.
Paid-service guarantee: No booked job in your first 30 days — next month free.
Month-to-month · Your number stays with your carrier (forwarding, never porting; exit = turn forwarding off) · Your records exported free within five business days on request.
FAQ
What happens if a caller has a real emergency — a burst pipe, flooding, a gas smell?
Emergencies jump the queue. A burst pipe or active flooding is flagged urgent at the top of your job card, and the caller gets the earliest windows we have. Donna requests the window and your shop confirms it; she never promises an arrival time sooner than it. A gas smell comes first — before any booking: get everyone out, don't touch switches or appliances, and call 911 or the gas company from outside. Nothing else happens until they're safe.
Will she quote a repair price — a new water heater, a repipe?
Never. She states only the diagnostic fee you set, exactly as you set it. Repair pricing stays with your techs, on site.
What about spam and robocalls?
They're screened out — never become job cards, and never count toward your 150 conversations a month.
What if the customer has already called a competitor?
That's exactly the race this exists for. A customer with water on the floor works down the list fast, and Donna answers live — and anything that slips through gets called back in your name. We can't win back a job already booked elsewhere — but a callback beats a voicemail they never leave.
Does she tell callers she's an AI?
Yes, in her first breath, on every call — and that the call is recorded. If a caller says no to the recording, she steps aside and the shop calls them back directly.