Hear the AI answer, in its own voice.
Real recordings from the same assistant that will answer your line: booking, capturing details, and switching languages mid-call.
This assistant booked an appointment straight onto our client's calendar — automatic win!
This assistant handled questions from inbound calls about a short-term rental listed for sale on the MLS.
This assistant collected customer information and sent an SMS notification with it to the business owner.
Our assistant speaks 40+ languages — hear it switch from English to Mandarin mid-call.
What's different from forwarding calls to an AI receptionist?
Most AI receptionists just forward the calls you miss to their AI, so they only ever see those. Fast Response is the business line itself, so every call lands in one place.
Simple, flexible pricing
Start at $29/mo and scale up when you're ready. No contract.
Why do retail stores use an answering service?
Because your staff are helping the customer in front of them, and the phone rings anyway — someone checking your hours, asking if you carry a product, or wanting to place an order. Nobody can leave the floor to grab it, so the call goes to voicemail and the customer drives to whoever answers. Fast Response answers on your own store line, checks hours and stock against what you've set, holds the item under the caller's name, takes the order, and rings the floor for anything it can't handle. Every call is logged in one inbox, so a busy Saturday never costs you a sale.
How much does a retail answering service cost?
A human answering service runs $200–500 a month to take a message your staff still has to chase down. Fast Response is $29 for the line and AI answering seven days a week, $79 with team accounts and order automations, $249 with outbound restock and sale announcements. No per-seat fees, no contract.
Answer hours, stock, and product calls without leaving the floor
The three calls a store gets all day are “are you open?”, “do you carry this?”, and “can you hold one for me?” Fast Response answers all three from the hours, location, and product details you set, holds items under the caller's name with a pickup time, and takes phone orders — then texts the customer a confirmation and notifies your team. When the AI can't answer something, it rings the floor so a staff member can pick up live on the same number. Your team stays with the shoppers who walked in, and the phone stops costing you the ones who called.
