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Virtual receptionist

Choose the help that fits your front desk.

A virtual receptionist handles calls away from your business. Some services use people; Debbie uses AI. The right choice depends on the conversations you need handled and when callers need an answer.

Debbie is an AI assistant. Calls are recorded.

Debbie.bot's retro character answering a pink telephone

People and AI do different jobs

Where Debbie fits

Routine questions, appointment requests and collecting lead details can follow a clear set of business rules. Debbie provides day-and-night call answering without making you schedule front-desk shifts. She is an AI assistant, not a human employee.

Where people matter

Sensitive conversations, unusual complaints and decisions requiring judgment may need a person. Keep your team involved and agree on a message or transfer plan. AI should not replace professional advice or make decisions outside your business rules.

Compare the actual terms

When evaluating any receptionist service, ask about answering hours, booking support, handoffs, setup and usage charges. Human services vary by provider. Debbie shows monthly and yearly prices below; no competitor prices or savings claims are assumed.

From ringing to ready

  1. 1

    List the calls that can follow your business rules and the ones that need a person.

  2. 2

    Confirm booking compatibility and set the human handoff plan.

  3. 3

    Hear Debbie answer, then test your own forwarding before activation.

Service interruptions and AI errors can occur. Keep a human handoff plan and confirm setup before activation.

Two calls that used to get away

Debbie looks over your business and builds the knowledge base. Then you turn on forwarding with a couple of buttons on the phone you already have.

Up on the roof

A roofer is three stories up, hammer in hand. The phone rings once, twice. On the third ring the call goes straight to Debbie — so he never has to climb down for a wrong number, and the customer who needed a real answer gets one.

When the front desk is already busy

A collision repair center’s receptionist is already talking to a customer. Someone else calls and hears ring, after ring, after ring. They hang up and call the next shop. With Debbie, that second call gets answered, and the potential customer is recovered instead of lost.

Debbie is an AI assistant and calls are recorded. Forwarding codes vary by carrier and plan — if yours don’t work, ask your phone company for conditional call forwarding.

Clear prices. No sales call to see them.

Phone coverage.
Straightforward plans.

Monthly: $297/month plus a $297 one-time setup fee.

Annual prepay: $1,782/year (50% off, works out to $148.50/mo). Setup fee waived.

  • Calls answered, day and night
  • Appointments booked on your calendar
  • Common questions handled
  • New leads and call summaries emailed to you
  • Text-back for missed calls (coming soon)*

*Text-back is coming soon. Phone companies must approve your business first, and texting will cost extra. Leads and call summaries are emailed today.

Tell us about your expected call volume and phone provider during setup. Confirm usage terms and any provider charges before activation; no unlimited-call allowance is promised here.

Debbie's on the clock the moment you sign up. Your site is set up within 24 hours, guaranteed.

Cancel anytime from your account; no long-term contract.

Have a question? hello@debbie.bot

Your numbers. Your scenario.

What could a missed inquiry be worth?

Think about the inquiries you miss and the value of a job or appointment. Not every inquiry becomes a customer.

—Potential job value in your scenario

Illustration only: inquiries × job value, assuming every inquiry became a job. This is not expected revenue, profit, savings or a promise that Debbie will recover these jobs.

Give Debbie a ring!

877-I-LUV-DEBBIE(877) 458-8332
“Hi, this is Debbie, an AI assistant for your business. This call may be recorded. How can I help?”

Debbie is an AI assistant. Calls are recorded.

Good questions

Is a virtual receptionist always a person?

No. The term can describe remote human receptionists or AI services. Debbie.bot is an AI receptionist.

Can Debbie handle every type of conversation?

No. AI errors can occur, and complex or sensitive requests may need your team. Debbie takes a message or transfers the call to your team.

Should I replace my front-desk staff?

That is a business decision. Debbie can cover calls while your staff are busy or away, while people continue to handle in-person and judgment-based work.