She answers.
She prices it. She books it.
An AI receptionist who quotes off your rates, knows your live wait, triages what's urgent and tells a customer where their job is up to. Built for you in 48 hours — not handed to you as software.
Live in 48 hours · no lock-in on the $497 plan · stop any month
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Callout AI
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She’s ringing. Pick up.
This is the receptionist who answers your phone — same voice, same brain, right now in your browser. Pick the business she’s answering for, then talk to her like a real customer would. Interrupt her. Change your mind. She’ll still book the job.
Redgum Plumbing & Gas — A two-van plumbing outfit in Sydney's east. Maddie prices the job off Redgum's own rate card before she books it.
Uses your microphone. Nothing is recorded against you and nobody calls you back. Every business here is invented for the demo.
Or use an actual phone
0485 018 365That’s Callout’s own number, and Callout answers it. Ask it what this costs, or ask it whether it’s a robot — it’ll tell you. Ring it. That's the product.
One missed call is a job gone.
Same call, two very different nights. This is what Callout changes.
Without Callout
The missed call
- Call comes in at 7:42pm on a 38°C night — you're on a roof
- Goes to voicemail, no message left
- You call back the next morning
- They've already booked whoever answered
With Callout
The booked job
- Answered in 2 rings, 7:42pm
- Job qualified, priced and booked — Bondi, Thursday 2pm
- Booked — breakdown call-out, today 2:00pm
- 5-star review captured after the repair
Everyone else hands you a login.
There are dozens of AI receptionists. Every one of them is software you configure yourself. But a business owner with time to configure software wouldn't be missing two thirds of their calls in the first place. That is the gap, and it is the entire product.
Everyone else
Six jobs, and they're all yours.
- Sign up and start configuring it yourself
- Write your own call scripts
- Load in your own prices
- Connect your own calendar
- Record your own greeting
- Work out why it isn't answering properly
Callout
One job, and it's ours.
- One call with you
- We write the script off what you said
- We load your rates in for you
- We connect the calendar and test it
- We run it against real calls first
- It's answering, and you did none of it
The big platforms can do most of this too. They can also take a month to set up, which is why half the businesses that buy them never switch them on. Capability was never the hard part.
Live in 48 hours. Zero tech headache.
Book a call
Tell us about your jobs and the booking system you run. You leave with a clear plan, whether you sign or not.
We build it overnight
We train your AI receptionist on your business, plug it into your phone and calendar, and do every click. You just sign off.
Live in 48 hours
Every call answered 24/7, every missed call texted back, every job booked straight into your calendar. That fast.
Step one costs you nothing.
Four things, one system.
Each one is a product someone already sells you separately. Nobody bundles them. Live in 48 hours, and you build none of it.
The receptionist
Answers on the first ring, any hour. Asks the questions you'd ask, qualifies the job, and books it straight into your calendar while you're still working.
Sold on its own for $95–$289/mo
The review engine
Asks for the Google review at the one moment it lands — right after the job went well. Not a week later, when they've forgotten your name.
Sold on its own for $49–$199/mo
The dashboard
Every call, every enquiry, every booking in one place. What she said, what they wanted, what it's worth — and what you'd have lost without it.
Sold on its own for $79–$249/mo
The messaging layer
Instant text-back on every missed call, confirmations, reminders, and follow-up on the quotes that went quiet. The lead is yours before they ring anyone else.
Sold on its own for $59–$179/mo
Buy the four separately and it's $282 to $916 a month — about $600 for a typical mix — and you're still the one wiring them together.
If your phone rings, this is for you.
The system is the same in every industry. What changes is the script — and we write that off your business, not a template. Pick yours.
Plumbers, sparkies, aircon, roofing, locksmiths
Typical job $400 – $8,000
The call you miss
You're under a sink with the water off. It rings out. They ring the next bloke.
What they ask
- What's the job, and is it an emergency?
- What suburb are you in?
- Is it a repair, a quote or an install?
What happens next
Books the site visit into your diary and texts you the details before you're back in the van.
And whatever your callers ask most — what it'll cost, how long the wait is, whether it's urgent, whether you've got one, where their job is up to — that gets built in too. Every build is custom to the one business. Not on the list? Same build, we just write your script instead.
Everything they caught, while you were working.
One screen. Every call, what they wanted, what they quoted, what it was worth — and the ones you'd never have known about. A day at Redgum Plumbing & Gas — a demo business we made up, with the kind of calls a real one gets.
Redgum Plumbing & Gas — Tuesday
Live0
Calls answered
0
Jobs booked
$0
Booked value
0
Reviews asked for
Hot water gone, water everywhere
Unknown caller · Priced $1,200–$2,600 · booked 8am
Wanted to move her check-up
Priya R. · Moved to Thu 3:30pm · confirmed by text
Blocked drain, Bondi
Unknown caller · Priced $180–$320 · booked Wed
Is my car ready?
Dave M. · Told him it's ready · no callback needed
Table for 4 tonight
Unknown caller · 25 min wait · added to waitlist
Burst pipe, after hours
Unknown caller · Emergency loading applied · booked 7am
Four of those six came in outside business hours. Every one would have rung out.
Do the sums
What are the calls you miss actually costing?
Move these to match your business. No email, no signup — it just tells you the number.
Those three are where we set the sliders, not a claim about your business — move them. Nothing here is worked out until they match what your phone actually does.
It pays for itself on one recovered job a month. That’s 4% of what you just said you’re losing, build fee included.
One plan. Two ways to pay for it.
One system, one price, and two ways to pay for it. A receptionist is about $4,000 a month, goes home at five and can only hold one call at a time. This one doesn't.
The plan
Pay for the build, then the monthly. Nothing to sign.
Then $497/month. 500 answered minutes included, then 60c/min. Stop any month.
- $1,500 one-off build — script, your prices, your calendar, your rules
- Live in 48 hours
- Answers every call, 24/7
- Instant text-back on every missed call
- 500 answered minutes included (~200 calls)
- 5-star review capture after every job
- Full dashboard — every call, quote and booking
- Follow-up on quotes that went quiet
- Works with ServiceM8, Tradify, simPRO, Jobber, Cliniko
- No lock-in — stop any month
- 90-day money back on the build fee — first five customers
Nothing upfront
Don't want to pay for the build? Roll it into the monthly.
Then $622/month on a 12-month term. Same system, same everything.
- Nothing to pay to get started
- Live in 48 hours
- Exactly the same system — nothing is held back
- 500 answered minutes included, then 60c/min
- $622 a month for 12 months
- Year one is $7,464 either way — exactly the same either way, nothing added for waiting
- 12-month term, because the build is being paid off through the monthly
What the $497 actually replaces.
These are what other people charge for each piece, published on their own websites. Go and check them.
AI receptionist, 24/7
Smith.ai $95 · Ruby $235 · AnswerConnect $289
$95–$289
Review request engine
NiceJob, Podium and similar
$49–$199
Call & enquiry dashboard
CallRail, Aircall and similar
$79–$249
Missed-call text-back & follow-up
Podium, Textline and similar
$59–$179
Bought separately
$282–$916/mo
A receptionist doing the same hours
And she goes home at five, takes holidays, and can only hold one call at a time
$4,000/mo
You pay
$497
And none of those four set anything up for you. That's still your weekend.
90 days. Your build fee back. First five customers only.
90 days from the day your receptionist goes live. If you want out in that time, email us and the $1,500 build fee comes back in full — not a portion of it, and you don't have to talk us out of it first.
What it doesn't refund is the months you've already used, because you had a receptionist answering your phone for them. And on the $0-upfront plan there is no build fee to give back — you never paid one, which is the whole point of that plan.
It is capped at the first five customers, and that cap is real. We're new and 5 refunds at once is $7,500 — money we'd have to actually have. So we hold every build fee untouched for the 90 days rather than promise something we couldn't pay. After five it comes off this page. Full terms.
No lock-in — stop any month. You keep every call, quote and booking it handled. The $0-upfront plan runs a 12-month term, because the build is being paid off through the monthly — that one you're committing to for the year, and we'd rather say so here than in the paperwork.
Australian owned. No customers yet — see the proof page for exactly what has and hasn't been done.
Common Questions
$1,500 to build it, then $497 a month. That includes 500 answered minutes, roughly 200 calls, and it's 60c a minute after that. There's one plan, and that's it.
Put it on your phone. This week.
We build the whole thing, plug it into your calendar and have it answering inside 48 hours. Answering your phone by Friday. No lock-in on the $497 plan — stop any month.
Call now and speak to the live AI receptionist — the same one answering your jobs by Friday.