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Coursera
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Whatnot
Decagon
Retell
Cresta
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Assort Health
Ultravox
The engine that answers for them answers for your receptionist.
Same lines, same clarity, same uptime. Whether you run one van or a hundred branches.
You get a brand-new phone number to share everywhere. Or link it to the number you already have. Your choice, one tap, in the dashboard.
Money-back guarantee
If your stress doesn't go down or your revenue doesn't go up in your first 30 days on a paid plan, tell us and we refund the month. No forms, no argument.
Does an AI receptionist really work? Check it yourself.
Talk to it in a minute
Paste your website below. In under a minute your receptionist is built from your own pages and you can call it in your browser, before you give us an email address.
Read every rule it follows
Nothing is hidden. In your dashboard every rule is written in plain English, and you can change any of them and hear the difference on the next call.
Watch the message land
Ring your own number after it's live. Seconds after you hang up, the summary, the caller's details and the full transcript are in your inbox, and the message is texted to your mobile.
Try this on the demo call
Hang up on it. It rings you back.
Lose signal mid-call, or hang up by accident, and it rings you straight back and carries on where it was. No answer? It leaves a short message. Humans forget to ring back. This doesn't.
The voice
Press play. Would you know it wasn't a person?
It listens while it talks, lets callers interrupt, and answers in the time a person would. Callers can't tell the difference. Press play and hear for yourself.
What does hiring a aesthetics clinic receptionist really cost?
The high-value caller who rang once
Someone researching a treatment rings during a procedure. No answer, no call back, and they book with the clinic that picked up.
They must know the treatments without giving advice
A caller asks whether filler or anti-wrinkle injections are right for them. A receptionist who answers that is a liability, and one who says nothing loses the booking.
Consultation enquiries come from adverts, in the evening
Instagram and Google adverts bring calls at 8pm. The clinic closed at six, and the caller books with the clinic that answered.
No-shows on a practitioner's diary are expensive
A 45-minute consultation that nobody turns up for is 45 minutes of a doctor or nurse prescriber sitting idle.
What changes with an AI receptionist instead of hiring
Consultations booked with a deposit
It explains the treatment from your website, books the consultation, and takes a deposit by text so the slot is held.
Enquiries become consultations with a deposit
It explains the treatment and the from price from your website, books the consultation, and texts a deposit link so the slot is held. Team plan.
Aftercare worries routed, not answered
Swelling, bruising, a question about a product. It takes the details and sends them to the practitioner by your rule, with no clinical advice given.
Every advert call answered at 8pm
The number on the advert rings through to a receptionist that knows your menu, your prices and your diary, and books before the caller scrolls on.
It happens to be AI. That is why it never calls in sick, never needs cover, and answers several callers at once. You do not need to know anything about AI to use it: paste your website, pick a voice, connect a number.
Three calls an aesthetics clinic receptionist takes every week
What the caller says, what SiVoice does, and what lands with you.
First-time lip filler enquiry
“I have never had anything done. I am thinking about lip filler. What does it cost and does it hurt?”
It gives the from price from your site, explains that the practitioner assesses suitability at the consultation and talks through comfort then, and books a consultation on Wednesday at 5.30pm with a deposit by text.
A nervous first-timer booked and held with a deposit rather than lost to the next clinic in the search results.
Bruising two days after treatment
“I had my cheeks done on Monday and there is a bruise that is bigger today. Should I be worried?”
It does not answer the clinical question. It takes the name, the treatment and the date, and follows your aftercare rule: through to the practitioner, or a message sent with the caller told when they will be rung back.
The practitioner gets the details and rings back, and the receptionist said nothing it should not.
Peel before a holiday
“I want to book a chemical peel before my holiday on the 12th.”
It explains from your site that a consultation and patch test come first and that the skin needs time before sun, books the consultation for the 2nd, and notes the holiday date for the practitioner.
A booking that fits the timeline, with the practitioner warned about the holiday.
Aesthetics clinic receptionist salary against an AI receptionist: the numbers
Median full-time pay from the national statistics office, before employer taxes, pension, holiday and sick cover, recruitment and training. Team is the best plan: three numbers, an AI receptionist per location, deposits on the call, ring-backs, several callers at once. Solo is the one-person option.
No. It gives only what is in your knowledge base, says that the exact plan depends on the consultation, and takes a message for the practitioner for anything clinical.
Is this instead of a receptionist, or as well as one?
Either. Some businesses use SiVoice instead of hiring, some use it to take the phone off a receptionist who is already run off their feet, and some use it to cover the gap while they recruit. It answers the phone; a person still greets whoever walks in.
How quickly can it start?
Paste your website and it is built in 30 seconds. You can talk to it in your browser straight away, before you give us an email address. Connecting a phone number takes a few more minutes, and it is answering the same day.