Nights, weekends, and the rush when everyone's busy: the AI picks up on the first ring so nothing goes to voicemail.
Hours, location, pricing, services, “do you cover my area?” Set it once and the AI answers those exactly the way you would.
Asks the questions you set, captures the details, and files a clean lead on the contact. No more guessing what a caller wanted.
Checks your calendar and books the job or consult straight onto Google or Outlook, then texts the customer a confirmation.
When a call needs a person, it rings a teammate and hands off warm, with the context, instead of forcing everyone through a bot.
The AI greets and helps callers in their language, so you capture business you'd otherwise lose at hello.
Most “AI receptionists” are a bot in front of your voicemail: you forward missed calls, it answers those, and your team is locked out of it. The moment a caller wants a person, they hit a wall.
Fast Response works the other way around. It's your actual business line, so you choose the flow: let the AI answer first and transfer to a teammate when needed, or ring your team first and let the AI catch what they miss. A real hazard, a big-ticket quote, a VIP client: route those straight to someone on your team, with the call context in hand. Everything else the AI handles cleanly, 24/7, so your team only touches the calls that need them. Because it never clocks out, it also doubles as your after-hours answering service.
Start at $29/mo and scale up when you're ready. No contract.
It answers every call, responds to your common questions (hours, pricing, services, service area), qualifies and captures leads, books appointments onto your calendar, sends confirmation texts, and transfers to your team when a call needs a person. You decide what it handles on its own and what it routes to a teammate.
Yes, and this is the part most AI tools miss. You set the rules: certain calls ring your team first, or the AI answers and transfers the call to a teammate (or any number you choose) when a caller asks for a person or the situation calls for it. Whoever on your team takes the call, it's still recorded, transcribed, and summarized in one inbox. See the call inbox →
Yes. It books directly onto your connected Google or Outlook calendar and texts the customer a confirmation. For field-service and CRM tools, it can push the details over Zapier or a webhook. We don't claim native two-way syncs we don't have.
Both. Fast Response is your business line, so your team can pick up live from the app on the same number, and the AI answers when nobody can. It's not a bot bolted onto your voicemail; it's the line itself.
A human virtual receptionist takes a message and bills you per call or per minute, so a busy month costs the most. The AI answers instantly, 24/7, in up to 40 languages, books the appointment instead of just taking a note, and runs on a flat monthly base, with your own team able to jump in anytime.
Fast Response starts at $29/mo for the line with AI answering, $79 adds team accounts and automations, $249 adds outbound campaigns. No per-seat fees and no contract, far below the $200–$500/mo a human answering service runs. Compare answering service costs →