The AI receptionist, and what it is honestly for
Try the voice demo below. Tap the microphone to ask the AI receptionist about services, hours or how to get started.
What it handles
- Hours, location, parking, and whether you take a given insurance.
- What a service involves and roughly what it costs, in the words you would use.
- Booking, by handing the visitor to the same scheduler you already use.
- Everything it does not know, which it says rather than inventing.
What it is not
It is not sold on its own. It comes with the top plan at $3,997 a month, alongside the search work, because on its own it solves the wrong problem.
An assistant answering questions around the clock is worth real money when people are already finding you. When they are not, it is a very sophisticated way to answer a phone that is not ringing. If nobody is searching your way yet, the map work comes first and this comes later.
That is a worse sales pitch and a true statement, and you can check it against the free audit before you spend anything.
Find out whether being found is your problem first
Common questions
Can I buy just the AI receptionist?
No. Wingman Digital includes it in the top plan at $3,997 a month rather than selling it separately, because an assistant that answers questions only earns its cost once people are finding you. The search work has to come first for the math to work.
Does it use my own information?
Yes. It answers from your services, hours, pricing, and policies, written in the way you would say them. When it does not know something it says so and offers to pass the question on, rather than guessing at an answer on your behalf.
Will it book appointments?
It hands the visitor to whatever scheduler you already use rather than replacing it. Nothing gets written into your calendar by the assistant itself, which means no double bookings and no appointments you did not agree to take.