Hear it answer for your optical practice, right now. Every call answered, tests and consultations booked, deposits taken, from a flat monthly price. Live today.
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A optician receptionist, a year
$37,230
Median full-time pay, United States, before employer costs, holiday, sick cover and recruitment
SiVoice Team plan, a year
$5,388
Every call answered, day and night, three lines, deposits, ring-backs
What you keep, a year
$31,842
Before the sick days, the holidays and the Monday-morning text
Team plan $449 a month, the best plan· Solo from $199 · 7 days free, then monthly · cancel any time
Built on the engine behind ChatGPT's voice and billions of calls for
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.
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.
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.
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
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
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.
A caller weighing up laser surgery is worth a great deal to the clinic. They rang during an eye test, and nobody picked up.
They pre-screen, handle collections, explain lens options and book tests. The ones who can do all of it are dispensing assistants, and cost more.
Are my glasses ready, can you fix this arm, has my lens order come. Each call is a trip to the shelf while the test booking rings out.
Families come in on Saturday. One receptionist is doing the desk, the pre-screen and the phone, and the phone loses.
It explains treatments and finance from your website, books the consultation, and takes the deposit by text.
A full test, a contact lens check, a child's first test, each with the right length of slot and the right optometrist, into the connected calendar.
A snapped arm, a loose screw, a nose pad gone. It takes the patient's name and the problem, and the dispensing team gets a message rather than a queue at the counter.
A patient who has had a reminder rings to book. It finds the right slot, books it, and texts the time.
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.
What the caller says, what SiVoice does, and what lands with you.
“My son is six and the school has said he is squinting at the board. Can you test children?”
It explains from your site that you test children and what the test costs or whether it is free, exactly as written, and books a 30-minute slot after school on Wednesday. It tells the parent to bring any glasses already worn.
A family booked on a Saturday without the desk stopping.
“I am on holiday and I have lost a contact lens. Can you send me some to the hotel?”
It takes the patient's name, the prescription if known, and the hotel address, and sends a message to the contact lens team. It explains the postage policy as written.
An urgent lens order captured on a Saturday evening.
“I ordered varifocals two weeks ago. Are they in yet?”
It takes the name and the order date, sends a message to the dispensing team to check the shelf and ring the patient back, and gives the usual turnaround from your site.
A collection query handled in seconds, with the team ringing when the answer is known.
Hear it answer for your optical practice, right now.
Copy the duties into your advert if you still want to hire. The ticks show what SiVoice takes on from day one.
| Duty | SiVoice |
|---|---|
Book eye tests, contact lens checks and consultations | Yes |
Explain treatments, prices and finance from the clinic's own information | Yes |
Take deposits for consultations and surgery dates Team plan. | Yes |
Handle collection and repair queries as messages | Yes |
Pre-screening, frames and dispensing at the desk | No |
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.
| A receptionist, a year | A receptionist, a month | SiVoice Team plan, a month Best | SiVoice Solo plan, a month | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| United Kingdom | £24,678 | £2,057 | £354 · excl. tax | £150 |
| United StatesYou | $37,230 | $3,103 | $449 · excl. tax | $199 |
| Deutschland | €33,636 | €2,803 | €419 · excl. tax | €179 |
Nothing against them. They're people, and people have lives. The phone doesn't.
The fee before the salary
A recruitment agency typically charges a percentage of the first year's salary, commonly 15 to 25 percent, or a daily margin on a temp.
The salary is the start
Add employer's National Insurance or payroll tax, pension, training, and the cost of covering the desk when they're away.
Off sick
UK workers lost an average of 4.4 days each to sickness in 2024, says the ONS. The phone does not get the memo.
On holiday
28 days a year in the UK, and you pay for every one of them. Who answers while they're on the beach?
At lunch
One o'clock sharp, which is when the phone is busiest.
Evenings and weekends
Not on the rota. That is when customers finally have a minute to ring.
Monday morning, the text
Can't make it today. The desk is empty and the week starts on the back foot.
Two calls at once
One person answers one call. The second one is voicemail, however good they are.
Hands in their notice
Just as they finally know the job. Back to the advert, the gap and the training.
SiVoice: none of the above. Every call answered, day and night, from $449 a month on the Team plan.
Compare all plans →Sickness figure: ONS, Sickness absence in the UK labour market, 2023 and 2024. Agency fees vary; check the agency's own terms.
Each of them answers part of the problem. Only one answers every call, knows your business and costs less than a day of a receptionist's time.
| Voicemail | Answering service | Another receptionist | SiVoice | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Answers every call, day and night | ||||
| Knows your services, prices and locations | ||||
| Books into your diary and takes complete details | ||||
| Follows your rules word for word, every call | ||||
| Several callers at once, no engaged tone | ||||
| Live the same day, nothing to install |
Updated November 2026
Each location gets its own receptionist on its own number on the Team plan, each knowing that clinic's address, hours and diary, so callers are never given the wrong site.
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.
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.