AI receptionist for appliance repair
Your phone gets answered while you’re behind the washer.
It answers diagnostic-fee and same-day questions from rules you set. Where a rule is blank, it says a person will confirm.
Free to hear it in your browser. The 7-day trial needs no card.
Plans from $39 a monthAn example appliance repair call and the job sheet it writes
Example call
Brightline Appliance Repair. Made-up business and caller.
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Caller
My washing machine won’t drain. Do you fix Samsung?
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Assistant
Yes, we repair Samsung washers. Is it front-loading or top-loading?
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Caller
Front-loading.
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Assistant
Thanks. The diagnostic fee is $75, applied to the repair. We have a window tomorrow between 9 and 1. What’s your zip code?
Read the whole call
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Assistant
Thanks for calling Brightline Appliance Repair. I’m the AI assistant. How can I help?
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Caller
My washing machine won’t drain. Do you fix Samsung?
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Assistant
Yes, we repair Samsung washers. Is it front-loading or top-loading?
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Caller
Front-loading.
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Assistant
Thanks. The diagnostic fee is $75, applied to the repair. We have a window tomorrow between 9 and 1. What’s your zip code?
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Caller
94110.
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Assistant
You’re in our area. Your name, callback number and address?
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Caller
Marcus, 415-555-0128, 312 Alder Street.
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Assistant
Marcus, 415-555-0128, 312 Alder Street, Samsung front-loading washer not draining, tomorrow between 9 and 1, $75 diagnostic fee. Is that right?
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Caller
That’s right.
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Assistant
You’re on the sheet. Dispatch calls you tomorrow morning before the technician leaves. Anything else?
Job sheet
In your inbox · exampleOne real caller, one job sheet: a callback number they confirmed, a location and what they need.
- Caller
- Marcus, 415-555-0128 Read back to the caller
- Address
- 312 Alder Street, 94110
- Request
- Samsung front-loading washer, not draining
- Window
- Tomorrow, 9 AM to 1 PM
- Price given
- $75 diagnostic fee, applied to the repair
Needs you Confirm the window, then call Marcus before the technician leaves.
What appliance repair callers ask, and what it says.
You write short rules and it answers only from them. Leave one blank and it says a person will confirm.
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“Do you fix my brand?”
You write: Samsung, LG, Whirlpool and GE. No commercial equipment.
Caller hears: “Yes, we repair Samsung washers.”
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“What’s the diagnostic fee?”
You write: $75, applied to the repair.
Caller hears: “The diagnostic fee is $75, applied to the repair.”
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“How soon can you come?”
You write: Next weekday, 9 to 1. No same-day visits.
Caller hears: “We have a window tomorrow between 9 and 1.”
- If water is leaking or the caller reports smoke, your emergency rule can send the call to Sam. It takes a callback number only if the transfer can’t be placed.
- It collects the appliance, the brand and the symptom, then the address, name and callback number. Then it reads it all back and states your callback promise. It doesn’t write to your calendar yet, so you confirm the window.
Free to hear it in your browser, with example rules you then make yours. The 7-day trial needs no card.
Pay only for real callers.
Plans start at $39 a month. Each real caller is one job sheet: a confirmed callback number, a location and a request. Spam, hang-ups and wrong numbers are never billed.
Questions appliance repair shops ask.
What does it say when it doesn’t know?
That a person will confirm. Then it takes the appliance, the symptom and a callback number. It says only what you approved.
Can it quote a repair price?
Only what you write down, like your diagnostic fee. For a repair price you haven’t set, it says a person will confirm.
Does it take the model number?
If the caller has it, yes. Add the model number to what it collects and it asks for it and reads it back.
Hear it answer as your appliance repair business.
Name your business and your assistant answers in your browser.
Try it freeFree to hear it in your browser. The 7-day trial needs no card.