After-hours + weekend coverage
Keep your daytime phone flow. Add an AI receptionist when you choose.
Forward your existing business number during the coverage windows you configure. Magic Receptionist identifies itself as AI, captures the approved caller and service context, and leaves your team a clear record for the next step.
Base includes 50 voice minutes · $0.40/minute after that. Self-service setup. Exact routing, escalation, integrations, and notifications depend on the configuration you enable.
Missed-call calculator
What could an unanswered after-hours opportunity be worth to your business?
Enter your own numbers to model opportunity exposure during the coverage windows you are evaluating. This is an estimate only, not a prediction of bookings, revenue, or recovered jobs.
How we calculate this: calls per week × missed-call rate × likely-customer rate × average job value × 52 weeks.
Coverage planner
Map the exact call windows you want covered.
Define normal staffed hours by day, weekend state, overflow, call types, and the human/on-call boundary. This creates a local planning outline only; it does not change phone routing or contact anyone.
Your outline
Choose your coverage settings.
No routing changes are made from this page.
What is actually proven
Hear the product, then inspect the evidence behind it.
The bounded proof for this page is production acceptance evidence from the Magic Receptionist call path. That accepted test proves a phone path and result capture worked in that test. Live callback on this page is offered only when the runtime availability check is Green; neither item proves a specific customer ROI, booking rate, or revenue lift.
Bounded technical evidence
- A physical carrier call reached the production AI path and produced recording, transcript, usage, and canonical Call Result evidence.
- The accepted test recorded a 168 ms first bot response and replay-safe result persistence; that is bounded test evidence, not a universal SLA.
- Customer revenue, recovered jobs, answer-rate improvement, and ROI remain separate outcome claims and are not inferred from this technical proof.
A narrow first use case
Start with a defined coverage job instead of replacing your whole phone system.
After-hours and weekend coverage is useful when you can define what the receptionist should collect, what it may say, what needs human follow-up, and what should happen when the request falls outside the approved workflow.
Try the actual product path
Hear the receptionist before you change your phone routing.
This page checks the governed callback runtime before accepting a request. When callback is enabled, the request uses explicit one-call consent and carries source/use-case attribution. When it is unavailable, the page fails closed instead of promising a call. Business-specific facts, routing, integrations, and escalation rules are confirmed during setup rather than invented in the demo.
What this page does not promise
- No universal first-ring or unlimited-capacity claim.
- No guaranteed booking, revenue, answer-rate, or conversion result.
- No SMS, CRM, dispatch, transfer, or emergency workflow unless it is actually configured and supported.
- No promotional price or artificial scarcity. Current pricing stays tied to the Pricing Canon.
Choose your next step