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What’s new in Magic Receptionist

Meaningful product updates for customers, partners, and people evaluating Magic Receptionist. This is a curated record of shipped product changes, not a list of every code or website deployment. Forward-looking work belongs on the roadmap. Latest listed update: Stripe customer portal for self-serve billing (2026-06-17).

June 2026

  • Stripe customer portal for self-serve billing

    Billing

    Plan management, invoices, and payment-method updates now happen inside Stripe's hosted customer portal. Customers manage their own billing without exposing card data to us.

  • SMS follow-up channel

    Voice AI

    After a handled or missed call, the receptionist can send a context-aware SMS — a confirmation, a callback link, or next steps — to keep the conversation moving without requiring the caller to call back.

  • Partner and reseller program

    Platform

    Agencies and multi-location operators can now resell Magic Receptionist at wholesale per-location pricing. Partners get a dashboard with margin controls and per-tenant billing visibility.

May 2026

  • Known-caller memory and lead routing

    Insights

    Repeat callers are now recognized by number. The receptionist greets them by name when possible and routes hot leads to the right person based on the call's detected intent.

  • Vertical-aware intake flows

    Voice AI

    Greeting and intake scripts are now pre-tuned for auto body, dental, HVAC, medical, medspa, plumbing, real estate, roofing, and salon. Each vertical gets its own call-handling logic so the receptionist asks the right follow-up questions.

  • Magic Receptionist launches Managed Launch plan

    Billing

    The first paid plan is live: a real phone number, a custom greeting tuned to your vertical, and 500 included minutes per month. Onboarding is human-mediated — we set up the number, forwarding, and greeting with you, not through an unattended checkout.

About these updates

We include shipped changes when a customer, partner, or evaluator would reasonably care that a product capability, plan, integration, or trust behavior changed. We do not list ordinary website styling, internal refactors, tests, deployments, database migrations, internal admin tooling, SEO infrastructure, or routine engineering work here.

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