Most buyers want the same few things cleared up before they book a discovery call. Will it sound like a robot? Who sets it up? What happens on a bad call? The answers on this page are written to be short and honest. If your question is not here, ask it on the call. We would rather talk about it than leave you guessing. Everything we say here applies to the agents we build and run for you.
Start with the questions closest to your worry. If you are concerned about callers, read about AI disclosure and human hand-off. If it is about your data, read the security page. If it is about cost, see the plans. Each answer is meant to stand alone, so you can read one and leave. Our answers describe what the service is designed to do, not guarantees about any single call.
Some answers depend on your business: which phone system you use, how your calendar is organised, what your consent rules are, and which calls should always reach a person. We cannot settle those in a short FAQ. They are what the discovery call is for. Bring your phone provider, your busiest call types and anything you are worried about, and we will go through them one at a time.
Yes. The agent introduces itself as an AI assistant, and callers can ask for a person at any time.