While you sleep
After-hours callers get answered and booked from your live calendar — nobody gets woken up.
missed call → answered in 7s → booked
Client questions answered, consultations booked, deadline reminders sent — and never a word of advice outside a consultation. Onboard June like a new hire — it answers calls, texts, and emails, makes the outgoing calls, and keeps your financial services firm up to date, on its own.
Free to start · onboarded in a day · no card
on shift · steady
After-hours callers get answered and booked from your live calendar — nobody gets woken up.
Overnight emails answered, the schedule reconciled, and the few things that need a person flagged.
Lapsed customers get a call or text in your voice; the quiet revenue leaks get worked, daily.
A recorded call from each kind of front office — the same voice your callers get. It books the appointment, and it always says it's an AI.
recorded demo · want a live one?
recovered in the demo shift above
demo data — your recap counts real bookingson shift — nights, weekends, holidays
median first response
of its work logged & undoable
You don't swap your phone system or port a number. Your agent slots in behind the lines you already have.
No porting, no new hardware. Missed and after-hours calls forward to your agent; the front desk keeps answering the ones it wants.
The agent takes the overflow, the 2 a.m. calls, and the follow-ups nobody gets to — a coworker for the busy hours, not a replacement for your team.
Point your existing lines at it, finish the interview, and it's on shift. Nothing to install, nothing to unplug.
You onboard it like a new hire: a short spoken interview where it learns your services, hours, prices, and policies. Everything it learns lands in a knowledge base you can read and edit — and it only ever answers from what you approved.
No. It answers only from your approved knowledge; when it isn't sure, it says so and hands off to a human. It always discloses that it's an AI, and it starts every duty in a training period where you approve messages before they send.
It extends them. It takes the shifts and follow-ups nobody can get to — nights, weekends, the recalls that pile up — and flags anything that genuinely needs a person. Your team stays in charge; you promote each duty to run on its own only when it's earned it.
Most financial services firms are onboarded in a day. Start free — 100 contacts and 100 messages a month, no card — and upgrade when it's paying for itself.
Assuming about a third of the ~65 monthly missed callers book once the agent texts them back within a minute. On the Junior plan ($299/mo) that's roughly 20× its cost.
Rough estimate to size the fit — not a quote. Your numbers will vary.