An AI receptionist picks up the phone, checks your free tables and saves the booking while you run the restaurant. After hours and on holidays too.
Mid-order, with a full room, on your day off or once you've cleaned up. And whoever can't get through hardly ever calls back — they call the place next door.
It connects to the number you already have. No new line, no sign to change and nobody to tell: it answers when you cannot.
Opening hours, closing days, tables and seats, languages and what it may say about you. No textbook answers: yours.
No new app, no training. What it does is written down in a panel, and you look at it whenever it suits you.
This is what happens every time the phone rings and nobody can pick up. A few seconds, and nobody on your team has to stop what they're doing.
To your usual number. If you don't pick up, or the line is busy, call forwarding passes it to the AI.
It understands what they want however they put it, and only asks for what's missing.
Opening hours, capacity and free tables. If nothing fits, it offers another time — it never invents a slot.
It lands in your dashboard with the name, the time and the transcript. On Pro, the guest also gets a text confirmation.
Make the test call yourself Free, no sign-up, right in your browser.
Bookings, calls and tables, live. Nothing to learn: the AI does the work and here you just look at what it did, whenever it suits you.
You land on today's bookings, the covers coming in, how many tables are taken right now and the minutes left on your plan. Below, today's service hour by hour and the latest calls.
Before you open you already know whether the kitchen needs backup.
Every day with its bookings and covers. Search by name or phone, and if someone books in person you add it by hand: name, party, time, date and notes.
The system picks the table — you never have to juggle them.
Every table with its capacity and its status: free, taken, booked or out of service. Seat it, clear it or block it in one tap.
The AI checks this before accepting a booking. That's why it won't take what doesn't fit.
The full log: date, length, whether it ended in a booking or a question, what that call cost and the whole transcript of the conversation.
If a guest disputes something, it is there word for word.
When someone wants a person — a supplier, the press, a complaint — the AI takes the name, the number and the reason, and leaves it here.
It doesn't invent an answer just to get through the call.
Opening hours (split shifts too), closing days, holidays, tables and seats, how long a table lasts, and what it may say: terrace, parking, pets, step-free access, kids' menu and your own rules.
Whatever you leave blank it won't make up — it says you'll confirm.
You pick the voice and tick the languages it handles: English, Spanish and Italian. This is also where your number is connected and where you cancel, if it ever stops paying for itself.
No lock-in, and nobody to phone to cancel.
You open a ticket from the panel itself, with a subject and a message, and we answer right there. No hunting for someone to call, no hold music.
There's a person on the other side, not a form.
And if you'd rather never log in, that's fine too: the AI picks up the phone all the same and you check the panel whenever you feel like it.
Call it now and see for yourself: ask about the terrace, change the time halfway through the conversation, or crack a joke at it.
Talk to the receptionist30 seconds, from your browser, nothing to install.
24/7, holidays and weekends included. Several at once. Never busy.
Tracks capacity, free and occupied tables in real time. Combines tables for groups.
Customers cancel or change their booking by phone, without bothering you.
English, Spanish and Italian. It switches to whatever the caller speaks — tourists get served in their own language.
Hours, patio, vegan menu, parking, dogs… whatever you set up.
Every booking and your floor status on one screen, in real time.
No new phone system, no cables and no switching carriers. Here's what to know before you turn it on:
We give your receptionist its own number and, from the restaurant's phone, you dial a call-forwarding code. It works with landlines and mobiles on any carrier that allows forwarding — which is almost all of them.
Your call: only when you don't pick up or the line is busy —you keep answering the rest— or every call, for example after hours.
It doesn't matter. Your phone carrier does the forwarding and the receptionist runs in the cloud: the restaurant's wifi isn't involved.
It doesn't make things up: it takes a note and leaves you a message in the dashboard so you can call back. Every call is saved with its transcript.
Dial the code to cancel forwarding from the same phone. A second later everything rings at the restaurant again, just like before.
Today the receptionist books in its own dashboard, with your tables and your hours. With OpenTable, Resy, CoverManager, TheFork and others there is no automatic connection: on Premium we look at a custom integration, case by case. We tell you before we charge you anything.
No contracts, no setup fee, cancel anytime. Setup, configuration and support are included in every plan.
* Assuming an average of 3 minutes per call; a simple booking is usually shorter. What counts is talk time, not the number of calls: an extra hour is $5.40.
Every plan includes setup, configuration and support, billed month to month with no contract. Tax not included.
Your name, email and phone are all it takes to get started. No contract, no setup fee, no sales calls.
Code 25VVRCOD applied · 25% off your first month, already there on the payment screen.
No. It connects through call forwarding from your current number: your customers keep calling the same line and the AI answers when you can't. To switch it off, you dial the code to cancel forwarding and everything rings at the restaurant again.
Nothing. Your phone carrier does the forwarding and the receptionist runs in the cloud, so the restaurant's wifi isn't involved.
There is no automatic connection to other software today: the receptionist books in its own dashboard, with your tables and your hours. On the Premium plan we look at custom integrations, case by case, and tell you whether it's feasible before we charge you anything.
No. It speaks with a natural voice, with intonation, and converses like a real receptionist. Most customers don't notice it's an AI.
It answers whatever you configure (hours, patio, menus…). If something slips through, it takes a note so you can call back.
24 hours. You give us your restaurant and table details, and we get it ready.
None. It's monthly and you cancel whenever you want.
Yes, 24/7. Exactly when the most calls come in and they're hardest to answer.
From $199 a month, with no setup fee and no contract. The plans differ in the hours of calls answered and in the languages.
An answering machine records a message, and a “press 1” menu walks the caller through options. This receptionist has a conversation: it understands what they are asking for, checks your tables and closes the booking on the same call.
Yes. It answers several calls at the same time and the line is never busy, mid-service and after hours too.
The Basic plan answers in English. With Pro and Premium it speaks English, Spanish and Italian, and switches to whatever the caller speaks, so tourists are served in their own language.
It looks at your dining room in real time: every table’s capacity and whether it is taken, booked or out of service. If nothing fits at that time, it offers another one instead of inventing a slot you don’t have.
The extra minutes are billed at $0.09 a minute, at cost. No need to jump up a plan halfway through the month.
Yes. Every call is logged in the panel with its date, its length, whether it ended in a booking or a question, and the whole transcript of the conversation.
Yes. The Basic plan is meant for bars and small places. If your call volume grows you can move up whenever you like: there is no contract.
Talk to our AI receptionist live right now, or create your account and we'll set it up within 24 hours — no technical work on your end.
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