You’re in a loft. The phone rings.
That was the next job gone.
An AI receptionist for electricians: answers while you’re on the tools, books the job into your diary, and chases the quotes you never get time to follow up.
Rather talk to a person first?
Every call answered.
Fuse board at 8am or emergency call-out at 9pm, the phone gets picked up in your business’s voice, with your prices and your rules.
Jobs booked, not noted.
Straight into your calendar with the details you need: address, access, what’s tripping. No scraps of paper in the van.
Quotes chased.
Sent a quote and heard nothing? It follows up politely until there’s an answer. That’s the work that wins the jobs you currently lose.
Starter
One agent on your number, answering everything while you’re on the tools.
- AI voice agent answers inbound calls 24/7, qualifies leads, books appointments
- Up to 500 minutes a month
- Connected to your diary and your customer records
- Call recordings and a plain-English monthly report
Premium
For firms with more vans, higher call volume, or a voice that’s unmistakably yours.
- Everything in Starter
- Custom voice persona built for your business
- Multi-location routing, and escalation to a human when it matters
- Unlimited minutes
- Priority support and a monthly performance review
No prices here on purpose. We diagnose your problem first and size it in your numbers. Then you get a one-time setup fee, a monthly fee for optimisation and support, and options to choose between, never a take-it-or-leave-it.
We learn how you take work: what you ask on every call, your call-out fee, the areas you cover, the jobs you turn down. Then we build the receptionist around that, test it on real calls, and switch it on. You can read every conversation. Pricing follows the problem: your missed calls counted and costed first, then a one-time setup fee plus a monthly fee for optimisation and support.
We built a working AI receptionist for an electrician in 48 hours, then published exactly what broke and what we fixed. No polished case study, the real build log.
Everything we have worked out about this.
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Asked before booking. Answered straight.
My customers are older. They want a person.
Some do, and it hands those callers straight to you with a message if you’re unreachable. But the caller at 8pm with no power doesn’t want a person, they want an answer. An answered call beats voicemail with everyone.
What about genuine emergencies?
It triages exactly the way you tell it to: your definition of an emergency, your out-of-hours rate quoted up front, and an immediate handover or alert to you. Nothing urgent waits.
What does it cost against what I’m losing?
Count last week’s missed calls and multiply by your average job. That’s the comparison. On the call we count and cost the problem properly, then you choose an option: a one-time setup fee plus a monthly fee, agreed before any work starts.