The assistant doesn't “understand your industry” — it knows your materials. So below you won't find feature lists, but the same question people in your niche ask twenty times a day.
A waiter can't serve a table and answer messages at the same time. Guests write in the evening when no one's around, and at peak hours the phone goes unanswered.
Do you have a table for four on Saturday at 19:00?
Bookings don't get lost, staff stay focused on the guests in the room, and the restaurant gets requests even when it's closed.
A waiter can't serve a table and answer messages at the same time. Guests write in the evening when no one's around, and at peak hours the phone goes unanswered.
Do you have a table for four on Saturday at 19:00?
Bookings don't get lost, staff stay focused on the guests in the room, and the restaurant gets requests even when it's closed.
Questions come up on the product page — right where someone is ready to buy. A reply an hour later finds them in another store.
Do you have these sneakers in size 42? And when can you deliver to Odesa?
Questions about stock, sizes and delivery get answered right away, and you keep the contact even when an item is out of stock.
The front desk handles people in the lobby and phone calls at the same time. The simplest questions — price, hours, how to prepare for tests — eat up the time that should go to the patient at the counter.
How much is a consultation, and do you have openings on Thursday?
Routine questions get answered without the front desk, and appointments are booked whenever it suits the patient.
A request answered an hour later almost always belongs to someone else by then: people message five listings at once and go with whoever replies first.
Is this apartment still available? Can I see it on Saturday?
The first reply comes in seconds, and the agent shows up to the viewing already knowing what the customer wants.
Before classes even start, people ask a dozen practical questions, and each unanswered one is a reason to go to a competitor.
What's the difference between the basic and the advanced course?
Questions about the curriculum, length, and price get answered right away, and class reminders go out on schedule.
A stylist with a client doesn't answer DMs. A booking not taken in the evening is no longer needed by morning.
Does Olya have an opening for a manicure tomorrow?
Bookings are taken around the clock, and a reminder before the visit cuts down on no-shows.
Half of incoming requests aren't a fit for you, but you can only tell by talking. Those conversations take time away from the people who really are your customers.
Please send a quote for 200 users.
Off-target requests are filtered out in the very first conversation, and the manager gets a qualified contact with context.
“Where's my order?” makes up most requests and doesn't need a person at all — yet it's what ties up your whole support line.
Where's my order #10423?
The status is checked in your system right in the conversation, and the line stays free for real problems.
Guests write at night, from another time zone, often not in your language — and every hour of silence is a booking lost to a listing site.
Do you have rooms available for the 12th–14th, and can I bring my dog?
Questions about rooms, terms, and house rules get answered right away, in the language they were asked in.
Your plan decides two things — how many assistants and how many credits a month. Your industry has no effect on it.
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$129 per month
$649 per month
$999 per month
The numbers are checked against billing — not against this page, but against the code that issues the invoice. What credits are and how many you need.
In one sentence — the way you'd explain it to a new employee. The assistant will gather the rest from your materials.