GreetKeeper

About GreetKeeper

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GreetKeeper is an AI receptionist that answers every call, books the appointment, and tells you exactly what it heard. It is made for small businesses that live on the phone: plumbers, HVAC and electrical crews, property managers, and local offices, where a missed call is often a missed job. What it does on a call Answers every inbound call, at any hour. Calls that arrive together all get answered, so nobody queues. Answers the questions you train it on, like hours and services. Captures the caller's name, number and reason for calling, and reads them back before it books. Books into your calendar. It writes directly to Google Calendar and Microsoft Outlook / Microsoft 365. Routes by what the caller needs, and transfers to your team when a caller asks or the AI is unsure. If the first number doesn't pick up, it tries a second number you nominate. Texts your on-call person with the caller's details. What you get after the call Every call arrives as a transcript and a short summary. A signed webhook sends each completed call, booking, message and transfer to the tools you already use, and it retries if your end is busy. How you set it up Point GreetKeeper at your website for a first draft of your hours, services and FAQs, then correct it. Choose how many rings before it answers, give each number its own hours, greeting and calendar, and add closure dates. Call recording is a setting you control, with a matching disclosure setting. How pricing works GreetKeeper charges per call, not per minute, so a long call costs the same as a short one. Starter is $49 a month for 200 calls, Professional $149 for 750, and Scale $349 for 2,000. Multi-location starts at $299 per location. Booking is on every plan, overage rates are published, and very short calls, robocalls and screened calls don't count toward your plan. Pay yearly and get two months free. GreetKeeper answers in English. See it answer a call at greetkeeper.com.