Partial outages and tripped breakers
Executive Receptionist asks what you approved, then texts you. She does not invent a price.
AI answering service for electricians
Take the panel call without stepping off the ladder.
Executive Receptionist can ask which breakers tripped, whether the whole house is dark, and if anyone smells burning. Burning, sparks, or a line on the ground should follow the emergency instruction you write — often “call 911 and the utility,” not “wait for a callback.”
Free 7-day trial, then $77, $168, or $324 a month. $0 setup.
Texts you the lead 24/7 if you forward the line Cancel anytime
THE CALLS
Built around electrical contractors.
Electrical work is hard to pause, and the dangerous calls are mixed in with EV charger quotes and “this outlet died.” A voicemail does not ask the safety question. The next electrician who answers does.
Panel upgrades and capacity questions
Executive Receptionist asks what you approved, then texts you. She does not invent a price.
EV charger and remodel wiring estimates
Executive Receptionist asks what you approved, then texts you. She does not invent a price.
Flickering lights and warm outlets
Executive Receptionist asks what you approved, then texts you. She does not invent a price.
Storm outages where the utility may already own the problem
Executive Receptionist asks what you approved, then texts you. She does not invent a price.
WHAT YOU GET BACK
A lead, not a vague voicemail.
Details worth a callback
- Name and callback number
- Service address
- Whole home, one room, or one device
- Burning smell, sparks, or a downed line — yes or no
- Repair now or an estimate later
Use your own average ticket, not a national electrical average
Service calls and panel replacements should not share one pretend average. Example, not a forecast: 5 missed calls in a week, you assume 1 in 4 would have become a electrical service call, and you put that job at $280. The arithmetic is about $1,517 a month (5 × (1/4) × 280 × 52 ÷ 12). Change the inputs on the missed-call calculator. This is not a promise and not an industry average. If you mostly sell panel upgrades, raise the job value. The point is to see the gap next to a $77 or $168 plan, with your numbers.
PRICING
Free 7-day trial. $0 setup.
Checkout is Stripe. After the trial, the plan you picked bills monthly. Included minutes reset each month. Overage uses the rate on the card.
Starter
For smaller shops that need affordable after-hours and overflow coverage.
$77/mo after trial
300 minutes · $0.36/min after included usage- Executive Receptionist
- 24/7 answering
- Lead qualification + summaries
- Lead texts to your phone
- Business-specific greeting & FAQs
Growth
For teams that live on inbound estimates and cannot miss after-hours calls.
$168/mo after trial
800 minutes · $0.31/min after included usage- Everything in Starter
- More custom call flows
- Multiple service types
- Advanced lead qualification
- Advanced routing
Pro
For higher-volume shops that want a deeply configured front desk.
$324/mo after trial
1,800 minutes · $0.26/min after included usage- Everything in Growth
- Multiple call experiences
- Advanced routing logic
- Priority customization
- Deeper business configuration
FAQ
Questions before you forward the phone.
Will Executive Receptionist tell people how to reset a breaker?
Only if you explicitly approve that sentence. By default she should collect the situation and avoid coaching someone through a panel.
What if the caller reports a downed line?
Put that in urgent rules: tell them to stay away and contact emergency services and the utility. Executive Receptionist is not a utility dispatcher.
Can she book the job on my calendar?
Not in this product. She texts the lead. You call back and schedule in whatever system you already use.
Try the demo, then start the trial in Stripe.
The sample call is a landscaping estimate. The live demo is in the browser. Checkout opens Stripe for the plan you pick. Starter is $77 a month after the trial.