The questions shop owners actually ask

Keep Jobber — we plug into it, we don't replace it. Jobber's free website is a template with no blog, no city pages, and no optimization for paid ad traffic, and its $29 AI receptionist runs one generic script for the whole country. We build both pieces around your specific shop and drop the booked leads straight into Jobber's calendar. Full comparison here.

Correct — Calls Into Jobs is built and run remotely from Vietnam, and that's exactly why the full package costs a fraction of what a US agency charges. You see your demo running, trained on your business, before you pay anything, so the proof comes before the trust. More on who builds this.

Yes. The assistant introduces itself as an AI on every call and chat — that's a hard rule, not a setting. Callers at 2am care that someone competent answered and booked them, and being upfront about the AI builds more trust than pretending would. Callers are also told the call may be recorded.

Keep it while you test us — there's no contract forcing a switch. Many shops run the AI on nights, weekends, and overflow first, compare the results in the dashboard, and then decide what the human service is still doing for them.

The assistant never makes up a price — hard rule. It only quotes numbers you've explicitly approved, and for everything else it books the estimate visit so the real quote comes from you. Try it on the demo: ask what a new furnace costs and watch it decline to guess.

5–7 days from kickoff to live, done for you: landing page, assistant trained on your services and service area, calendar integration, and dashboard. Your side of the work is roughly one phone call and a list of your services.

It says so, takes the caller's name, number, and issue, and flags the conversation for you — it never bluffs. Every transcript lands in your dashboard, so you can see exactly where it hands off.

No long-term contract. One-time setup, then flat month-to-month billing you can cancel any month, with no hidden fees and no per-call surcharges. Pricing details here.