You can't take a call elbow-deep in a furnace — but the person calling is ready to book right now, and if they hit voicemail they call the next name on Google. Fongo AI answers instantly, books the service call, takes detailed messages with a callback promise, and texts the customer a confirmation while you keep working.
Hear the same receptionist live — she's answering for a dental office right now: +1 (226) 887-5872
"Our water heater's leaking — can someone come today?"
"Sorry to hear that — let's get you looked at. I have 4:30 today or first thing tomorrow at 8:00. What's the address?"
"Today please — 41 Elm Street."
Setup asks trade questions — emergencies or appointments, service area, what you do and don't take on — and the receptionist handles calls the way a good dispatcher would.

An industry study found 85% of callers who hit voicemail never leave a message — in the trades they just dial the next listing. With a receptionist that always answers, being mid-job stops costing you jobs.
Yes. Fongo AI asks what the caller needs, where they are, and when works, then books the service call against your real availability and texts the customer a confirmation. When a job needs your judgment first, it takes a detailed message and tells the caller when you'll call back.
Every call is answered anyway. The receptionist books what it can, takes a message with a callback promise for the rest, and everything lands on your dashboard transcribed and summarized — so lunch break is enough to see the morning's calls.
Yes — 24/7, and it knows your actual hours and timezone. Late-night callers get a real answer and a booked slot or a promised callback, not voicemail. An industry study found 85% of callers who reach voicemail never leave a message.
Fongo AI's founding pilot pricing is $24.99 CAD per month including setup and a local phone number, with a 14-day free trial. Traditional answering services typically run $400–800 per month and can't book your jobs.
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