AI PHONE ANSWERING · BUILT AND RUN FOR YOU

Every call answered and booking captured, even when you can't pick up

An AI assistant answers in your business’s voice, books into your real calendar, and texts you a summary. We can also take on intake, follow-up, quoting, or dispatch.

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  • Fixed quote before any build
  • Hear it before you buy
  • A fixed timeline, agreed before the build
  • Month to month; cancel at the end of any billing period

Hear an after-hours plumbing call

A caller reports a burst supply line; the assistant confirms the emergency path and captures the address and requested window.

After-hours plumbing emergency

Burst supply line after hours. Assistant confirms emergency path, address, and an on-call window.

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  1. assistant: Hi.
  2. caller: Hello?
  3. assistant: Thanks for calling the Thrive HQ AI receptionist demo. Name any business like a dental office, a hotel, or a plumber, and I'll answer the phone as that business. What should I be?
  4. caller: A plumbing company, after hours.
  5. assistant: Alright. Got it. What do your customers usually call about?
  6. caller: Emergency leaks and burst pipes.
  7. assistant: Thank you. Blue Sky Plumbing. This is Alex at the front desk. We're currently closed, but I can take your emergency request and have a technician call you back as soon as possible. Could you tell me what kind of plumbing issue you're experiencing?
  8. caller: Hi, my supply line just burst and water is everywhere. It's about nine forty at night.
  9. assistant: Oh, that sounds stressful. Thanks for letting me know. Is the water shut off, or do you need help turning it off right now?
  10. caller: Kitchen sink supply line. Floor is flooding.
  11. assistant: Understood. If you can, try to locate your main water shutoff valve and turn it off to stop the flooding. I'll get your emergency request to our on call technician right away. Can you give me the address where this is happening?
  12. caller: Sure, but I’d like to check if you have an emergency window tonight if possible.
  13. assistant: Absolutely. I'll check if we have an emergency technician available tonight. What's the address for the service call?
  14. caller: One two three four Oakwood Drive.
  15. assistant: Thanks. So that's twelve thirty four Oakwood Drive. How soon do you need someone out?
  16. assistant: Right away, or is there a window that works for you tonight?
  17. caller: Anytime in the next two hours works.
  18. assistant: Alright. I'll note that you need help within the next two hours. Just to confirm, that's by eleven forty PM tonight. How many people are at the home right now?
  19. caller: Just me.
  20. assistant: Got it. Just you at the home. I'll get your request to our emergency technician for tonight. That wraps up your service request. That's the demo. How did that feel?
  21. caller: That worked well, felt smooth and realistic. Thanks, bye.

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A call in the middle of the work

The shop is busy. The caller still needs a next step.

When the team is at the counter or out on a job, an answered call can leave a clear record: who called, what they needed, and what was booked or handed off.

Hand tools arranged on a workshop bench
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See what happens on a call

Beyond the phone

Make the next move clearer

A call is one point in a larger chain. Once the work is mapped, the useful change may be a different handoff or a simpler way to use a tool you already have.

IntakeSet what must be known before a request can move forward.Follow-upName the next step and keep it visible between conversations.QuotingKeep required details and approvals together before a price goes out.DispatchMove approved work to the person and time that can take it.

The call changes with the work

See how phone workflows are shaped for different kinds of organizations.

Home servicesCover calls while the team is on a job site.Property managementCapture maintenance issues and resident requests.Law firmsOrganize new-matter and consultation intake.Accounting and tax firmsStructure intake and recurring client requests.Real estateRoute inquiries with a clear next step.Nonprofits and congregationsMap handoffs in community-facing work.
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What does it cost?

Phone is $297 per month, with setup from $1,497. The assessment is free, and every build receives a fixed quote.

Phone

$297/mo

Setup from $1,497, one time

500 minutes included, then 25¢ per minute.

Growth

$497/mo

Setup from $2,997, one time

Phone plus a conversion site, review requests, and CRM care; 500 minutes, then 25¢ per minute.

Operations

From $797/mo

Setup from $4,997, one time

1,000 minutes included, then 25¢ per minute; built for complex call paths.

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Jeff Sherer

ThryvHQ was founded by Jeff Sherer after more than twenty years leading technology and cybersecurity work in the U.S. national-security community. The person who scopes your build also builds it and stays involved through go-live.

How we work

Start with one role. Decide what should change.

The free assessment ends with a clear go or no-go. If a build makes sense, you get a fixed quote before work begins.

  1. 01Decompose rolesSeparate the tasks a role owns instead of treating the job as one unit.
  2. 02Classify tasksFor each task, decide: human-led, AI-assisted, or automated.
  3. 03Redesign the workflowSet handoffs around who is responsible and what information moves with the work.
  4. 04Measure the resultTrack profit and efficiency, then adjust the parts that matter.

What should you know before starting?

These answers cover cost, call behavior, handoffs, and the free assessment.

Is this an AI or a person?

It is an AI assistant. It identifies itself, never impersonates a person, and follows your approved handoff rules.

What does it cost?

Phone is $297 per month with setup from $1,497. The cards above show Growth and Operations prices, setup minimums, included minutes, and overage rates.

What happens when a caller needs a person?

It follows your approved handoff rules: route urgent requests, capture context, or offer a callback instead of guessing.

What does the free assessment cover?

A focused conversation about one role, its tasks, your constraints, and where time or information is lost. You leave with a practical go or no-go.

Find out whether a difficult workflow should stay human, use AI assistance, or be automated

Bring one real workflow; we’ll map it and decide whether a build makes sense.