The AI receptionist who finishes the call
Wendy answers your business line, follows your script exactly, and books the caller onto the right calendar while they’re still on the line. No voicemail, no callback queue, no lead going cold.
An answering service, human or AI, picks up the phone and takes a message. Then the real work starts:
The message becomes a voicemail.
The voicemail becomes a note.
The note becomes a callback.
The callback becomes phone tag.
And somewhere in there, the caller who was ready to book… moved on.
Time as you wait is not your friend. Attention is fleeting. The person who called you at 2pm is someone else’s customer by Thursday.
If your phone process ends in “we’ll call you back,” you’re paying for:
She answers, runs your script, asks your qualifying questions, and routes the caller by your rules, onto the right person’s calendar, with the details already captured.
Wendy can:
Wendy doesn’t close your deals.
She makes sure your closer gets the meeting, with the context to win it.
You’ve trained people on scripts before. You know what happens next: they improvise. Wendy doesn’t. She’s better than your best day on the phones, every call.
Give her your script and she runs it on every call: 9am Monday or 9pm Saturday, call #1 or call #500. Correct her once, “we don’t say that,” and she’s corrected forever. When a caller wanders, she brings the conversation right back.
Every call lands in your inbox as a recording and a transcript, automatically. Grade the calls, coach your process, feed your CRM. You always know exactly what was said, on both sides.
Wendy gets her own number. You just forward your line. Want your team to grab calls first? Let it ring twice, then Wendy picks up. Want to pause her? Un-forward. Ten seconds, no ticket, no contract conversation.
Real calls · unedited
You’re afraid a member will ask if it’s a robot. One did. Wendy told her the truth, and Margo let her help anyway. She hung up rescheduled to Friday at 1:45. No transfer, no callback, no one on your team playing phone tag trying to get her rescheduled. This is what great customer service looks like.
Wendy never claims to be human. When a caller asks, she says so. When they want a live team member, she escalates. When they let her help, she handles it cleanly, and the appointment gets booked.
After hours · brand-new caller
“I’m 72 and I’m afraid of getting weaker.”
Rachel wasn’t a member. She was a stranger with a question, calling after the lights went off. Wendy asked what she was worried about, listened, explained how the program works, and booked her a consultation for Monday at 1:45. That same call anywhere else is a voicemail nobody returns.
Somebody will call your business this week ready to book, and nobody will be free to pick up. This is what it sounds like when the call gets answered anyway. Listen to the questions Wendy asks, the ones most salespeople skip.
This is the call that pays for Wendy. Reschedules protect the calendar you already have. New callers grow it, and they don’t only ring after closing. They ring while you’re with a member, while you’re on the other line, while you’re at lunch. Every one of those hours sounds like this one.
500
calls handled last month, one business
0
missed
$6,300
from 6 after-hours consults Wendy booked
Those numbers are from OsteoStrong centers in Austin & Georgetown, TX, Wendy’s first vertical. Read the full OsteoStrong story and hear four more calls →
Want your phone to sound like that?
Founding partners lock $0.40/min effective for the life of the account. 6 of 10 seats are left.
Send us a few times you’re available and we’ll dial Wendy together.
If you can put it in an SOP for a human, Wendy can learn it, and unlike a human, she’s trained by tomorrow and never forgets.
Your call script, your FAQ, your routing rules: who gets booked where, and when a caller should reach a human. You already have this; it’s how your team answers today.
We connect your calendars and phone system, load your script and rules, and run test calls against your scenarios before a single real caller hears her. You sign off.
Wendy has her own number; you forward calls to it. From that moment, every caller gets handled. And if you ever want to pause her, un-forward. You hold the switch.
If your phone calls follow a process (answer, qualify, book the right person), Wendy can run that process every time.
Reschedules, cancellations, first-visit questions, and consultation bookings, without pulling staff off the floor.
See OsteoStrong →Ad response, callbacks, and qualification. Wendy books the lead onto the right rep’s calendar while your team stays on outbound.
Wendy for sales teams →Scheduling, rescheduling, directions, and intake questions handled instantly, with conservative escalation whenever your rules say so.
Wendy for clinics →Every call answered while your crew is on a job: details captured, estimates booked, transcript in your inbox before you’re off the ladder.
Wendy for field services →Founding 10 · rate locked for life
Standard pricing is $0.62/min. Our first 10 founding partners lock one of these three plans, an effective $0.40/min, for the life of their account. Every plan includes a one-time $499 setup where we build Wendy around your business: scripts, calendars, integrations. You don’t lift a finger.
Starter
$200/mo
500 minutes included
then $0.55/min
Growth
$400/mo
1,000 minutes included
then $0.50/min
Pro
$800/mo
2,000 minutes included
then $0.45/min
Founders lock $0.40/min effective for life · one-time $499 setup · after the Founding 10 fills, pricing is the $0.62/min standard.
Counted fairly
Seconds are totaled across all calls for the month, then divided by 60. You never pay per-call rounding.
No forced upgrades
Go past your block and you just pay the overage rate. We’ll tell you when a bigger block would be cheaper.
Sized from your bill
Run last month’s inbound-minutes report from your phone system, and we’ll recommend the right block on the demo call.
6 of 10 founding seats remaining, across every industry.
Minutes don’t roll over, so start conservative; you can move up anytime.
Book 20 minutes. We'll listen to how your phone gets used today, dial Wendy live, and tell you honestly whether she'll pay for herself. No deck, no pitch.