NoBeep plans don't only add features. They add intelligence: how well the attendant understands, how much it knows about your business and what it can do on a call. A smarter attendant costs more to run: a stronger voice model, more voice options, deeper reasoning and a longer list of things it can do on a call. We tune each tier to what it needs, so the lower tiers stay cheap and you only pay for the intelligence you use.
Level 0
$9 a month
Asks questions and gets answers.
Built to be a better voicemail. It asks the right questions and writes down the answers.
Level 1
$39 a month
Asks questions and gets answers.
Same job, with more of it. It also answers common questions from your own info and knows callers you've already talked to.
Level 2
$99 a month
Answers better, with adjacent awareness.
Better at answering questions and getting better answers back. It knows what's around your business and your area, so it works like a receptionist, not just an interactive voicemail.
Level 3 and up
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Asks, answers, decides, guides and acts.
Our Beepless agents. They do everything NoWait does, then decide what the call needs, guide the caller through it and take the action. Trained with adjacent awareness built for your business.
Adjacent awareness is what makes NoWait and NoGaps work like a receptionist instead of an interactive voicemail.
Here is what a caller hears when they ask the same thing. These are examples of businesses like yours. Your attendant is trained on your own business and area.
Example: A roofing company
The caller lives in an older brick neighborhood across town and has a leak.
Caller“Do you work in my part of town? We've got an older brick place and there's water coming in over the garage.”
Lite and NoBeep
Asks and gets answers
“We do cover that area. Tell me your name, the best number and the address, and what you're seeing. I'll make sure the team gets the whole story.”
Collects the details. A good voicemail.
NoWait
Answers better, with adjacent awareness
“We're out in those older brick neighborhoods all the time. On homes that age, water over a garage is usually the flashing where the garage roof meets the house wall. Is it near that seam? I can have someone look Tuesday at 9.”
Talks like a local. Books the visit.
NoGaps
Asks, answers, decides, guides and acts
“That sounds like the seam where the garage roof meets the house. Water coming in is urgent, so I'm ringing Mara's cell right now. While you wait, put a bucket under it and move anything valuable away from the drip. I'm texting you those steps and Tuesday at 9 as a backup, and Mara may call even sooner.”
Decides it's urgent, rings the owner, guides the caller, texts the steps.
Example: A repair shop near a boardwalk
The caller is standing outside a big hotel in a beach town and wants to drop off a phone.
Caller“Hi, I'm at the hotel and my phone screen is cracked. How do I get to you?”
Lite and NoBeep
Asks and gets answers
“Thanks for calling. We're at 12 Main Street. Can I get your name and a number, and what's wrong with the phone? Someone will call you back.”
Gives the address, then takes a message.
NoWait
Answers better, with adjacent awareness
“You're just a few blocks away. Hop on the jitney, or walk about 15 minutes. Take the boardwalk, it's more scenic. Then turn right at the pier and we're a block down on the left.”
Contextual directions, like a receptionist who lives there.
NoGaps
Asks, answers, decides, guides and acts
“You're just a few blocks away. Walking the boardwalk is about 15 minutes and it's the scenic way. Then right at the pier, and we're a block down. Cracked screens are usually same-day, so I'm holding a 2:30 spot and texting you the route. Want me to tell the shop you're on your way?”
Same directions, then books the slot, texts the route and alerts the shop.