The questions people ask before they trust it.
Including the ones where the answer is no. Nothing here needs a sales call to get out of us.
Getting it running.
It is four steps and you do all of them yourself: paste your website address, pick a voice, make a test call, forward your number. There is no setup call to book, no sales call, no form that puts you in a queue, and no setup fee on any plan. The website read is the part that takes the longest, and it runs while you watch it.
What it does when the phone rings.
It says it does not have that answer, then does whatever you told it to do next: take a message, offer to book a consultation, or transfer to a person. It does not fill the gap with a guess. Every template ships with a guardrail against quoting an exact price for exactly this reason, and you can add more. After the call you will see the question in the transcript, and adding the answer takes one line.
The number on your van.
Yes. Nothing is ported and nothing is replaced. You set up call forwarding from your existing line, which is a setting with your current carrier, and the number on your business cards and your van stays exactly as it is.
Money, without the fine print.
$0.20 a minute, on every plan, and nothing switches off while you are over. A worked example: Basic is $49 a month with 225 minutes. A month where you use 340 minutes is 115 minutes of overage, 115 times $0.20 is $23, so the bill is $72. If that keeps happening, Growth at $99 with 475 minutes is cheaper than paying the overage.
What is stored, and who sees it.
The recording and transcript of every call, the knowledge base built from your website, the agent configuration you write, whatever a caller gives on a call such as a name, number or appointment, the tokens for any connectors you link, and usage figures for billing. That is the list.
The fastest way to answer the rest is to call it.
Three test calls in your browser, before you forward a number and before anyone else hears it.