ColabContentThree systems to try
The calls, leads and questions a busy office misses.
A receptionist's job is more than picking up the phone. Missed call rescue, speed to lead and site chat booker take over the call nobody answered, the web lead that arrives at night and the question typed into a website. Each runs on invented data, and you can use each one yourself.
Missed call rescue
A call nobody picked up gets a text back in seconds, the job is taken down by text, and an open time is offered and booked.
Try it yourselfSpeed to lead
A web lead arrives after hours. Within a minute on the sample clock it gets a personal text and email that answers the question from the business's own pages and prices and offers two open times, and the one picked is booked.
Try it yourselfSite chat booker
A chat on a business's own website that answers only from the business's approved pages and price list, says which page it read, books a visit from real open times, and admits when it does not know.
Try it yourselfHow the duty splits
A receptionist's day, step by step.
A receptionist's work comes in four kinds: a call that is answered, a call that is missed, a lead that arrives from the website, and an appointment that is cancelled. Each kind is handled by its own system. A business can have one of the four built, or all four working together.
Answered, at any hour
An AI line takes the call, answers from what the business has approved and books the next step.
A text back within seconds
The caller is asked what they need and where, and the reply becomes a job with a booked time.
An answer and two open times
A lead from the website gets a personal reply drawn from the business's own pages and prices.
Rebooked from the waitlist
The front desk system offers the empty slot to the next person waiting.
The fourth one is a phone call
Our own AI line, for you to test.
The ColabContent line at (617) 675-9067 is an AI. It answers at any hour, says what we build, what it costs and who owns it, and can book a call with Brandon. Ask it to act as the front desk for your own business, and try to stump it.
We are not a phone company. The line is one system among the many we build, and most of a receptionist's work above happens by text and on a website.
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What is real and what is sample
The phone line is real. Missed call rescue, speed to lead and site chat booker run on sample data.
The ColabContent phone line answers real callers. The missed call, web lead and chat systems on this page are demonstrations on invented businesses and invented customers, and no client runs them.
What it costs
Three public prices. Nothing per user.
An AI receptionist is built as a custom system for the business that commissions it, so there is no monthly fee for each person who uses it. These are our published prices, the same on every page of this site. A build is split into phases with a fixed fee for each, and you can stop after any phase.
Rent or own
Three honest answers, one of them is buy.
Configure what you already own, buy a product that fits, or build. A receptionist worth owning is one that has to book into your own schedule, write into your own job or case records and follow rules only your business has.
- Jim Glaser Law: 3,787 calls across 5,514 minutes on the phone lines we built for the firm, counted August 2026. The firm takes reference calls.
- 40+ builds delivered, counted September 2026.
One step
Ask for a receptionist built for your business
Questions owners ask
About an AI receptionist, answered plainly
Six questions owners ask before they commission an AI receptionist. The answers use only what is on this page: the three systems you can try, the line that answers our phone, the phone lines we built for Jim Glaser Law, and our published prices. Where we have not done something, we say so.
Does the caller know it is an AI?
Our line says it is an AI. Your version can say so too, and we do not hide it.
Can it book appointments?
Our line can book a call with Brandon. The text and chat systems offer times that are really open on the schedule and book the one the customer picks.
Does it work for plumbing and HVAC companies?
The missed call rescue demonstration is set up as a plumbing company: a caller with a leaking sink gets a text within seconds and a booked time. The company and callers are invented. Your version would use your own number and your technicians' real availability.
Can an AI receptionist work for a law firm?
Yes, on the intake side. The legal intake desk reads each enquiry into a record, checks it for conflicts and answers from the firm's own wording. We also built the phone lines Jim Glaser Law runs.
Should we rent an AI receptionist instead?
If all you need is calls answered and messages taken, a rented product may fit, and we will say so. Owning makes sense when the receptionist has to work inside your own schedule, job or case system and follow your rules. The two compared.
What does it cost?
An AI receptionist is built as a custom system starting from $10,000 (our published price), and nobody on your staff pays a per user fee to use it.