The call ends booked.

Coordinator answers on your line, works the enquiry, and books from your booking system’s live availability — the payment link goes by text, mid-call. The booking lands like your best host entered it.

Booking enquiryon your line
0:00

Thirty seconds later, in your inbox.

Booked, booked, and handed over properly.

Party booked — Jack turning eight
CallerSarah Mills
Phone(480) 555-0114
Email
TopicParty — Sat 2:00 PM
Value$490 · deposit sent
Fourteen kids, ninety minutes on the courts then the party room with a host — space theme for the room. $35 a child; texted her the link for the $245 half deposit.
Transcript · 1:132:09 PM · Sat
Tee time booked — fourball
CallerDan Ferris
Phone(480) 555-0161
Email
TopicTee time — Sat 9:20
Value$260 · deposit sent
Green fees and two buggies — $55 a player, $20 a buggy. He’s collecting from the group and paying the $130 deposit tonight.
Transcript · 0:597:52 PM · Thu
Handed over — refund request
CallerPaul Nguyen
Phone(480) 555-0186
Email
TopicRefund request
Value
Wants to cancel Sunday’s session — his boy’s unwell — and asked for his deposit back. Put him through to the desk.
Transcript · 1:124:31 PM · Fri

Books straight into your system.

Slots, notes and payments sync against the platform you already run — no exports, no re-keying.

What happens on the call.

It’s a mum on her lunch break with a date in mind, a rough headcount and twelve questions. Here’s how that call goes.

  1. 01

    It picks up like your venue

    First ring, your greeting, your tone — she’s talking to the desk, not a phone tree. She asks about a party for next month and it already knows your packages.

  2. 02

    It answers the twelve questions

    Prices for fourteen, what’s in the package, whether grandad jumps free, the nut allergy, the private room — each answered straight, without a single “let me check and call you back.”

  3. 03

    It sells it the way you would

    Ten kids and a tight budget: it suggests the package that fits, and mentions the party room the way your best host would — once, at the right moment, because it’s genuinely better for a group that size.

  4. 04

    It handles the wobble

    Her first-choice slot is taken. Instead of losing her to “I’ll look online later,” it offers Saturday 2:00 or Sunday 11:30 while she’s still on the line — and she picks one, because picking is easy when someone’s holding the date.

  5. 05

    It closes, politely

    Half down holds the slot; the link is on her phone before the goodbye. She pays at the school gates, and your desk finds out from the confirmation — not from a voicemail.

Built for the desk you actually run.

  • Your prices, live. Change a package on Tuesday and Tuesday’s calls quote the new number.
  • Your script, your guardrails. It offers what you’d offer and stops where you’d stop — the upsell you always make, never the one you wouldn’t.
  • Deposits that actually land. The payment posts against the booking itself, so the money and the party never live in two places.
  • A clean handover when it matters. Refunds, complaints, the caller who insists — those go to your team, context attached.
  • Every call on record. Transcript, caller’s number and outcome in your inbox as they hang up — busy Saturday or quiet Tuesday.

$499 a site, flat.

No minute caps, no per-call fees, no setup fee. Month to month — cancel any time. Sales and Manager stack on top when you’re ready.

$1,462
booked end to end in its first two weeks on one customer’s line — June 2026
$408
the average booking on the same line, June–July 2026
58%
of one venue’s calls land Friday to Sunday — right when the desk is busiest

Fair questions.

What if it quotes the wrong price?

It can’t improvise one. Prices come from your booking system at the moment of the call — a price it quotes is a price you set. And before it answers for real, we run it to exhaustion on your venue’s own questions: odd group sizes, the sibling discount someone half-remembers, the package you retired last spring.

Will callers actually book with it?

69% of guests are now comfortable booking by talking to an AI, and more than half have already used one to plan or book a visit. What callers punish isn’t the voice — it’s ringing out, hold music and “someone will call you back.” This answers first ring, with your prices, and takes the booking there and then.

Won’t some callers just ask for a person?

Plenty open with it — it’s the reflex of anyone braced for a phone tree. It doesn’t bounce the call to your desk on that reflex; it answers the thing they rang about, which is usually all the caller wanted. Whoever still insists gets your team, with the briefing.

What happens when a call needs a person?

It transfers with a briefing — who’s calling, what they want, where the conversation got to — and the transcript follows by email. Refunds, complaints and the caller who’s upset go to your team by rule, not after a scripted wrestle.

What if it can’t make out what a caller’s saying?

It asks again, in plain words. If it still can’t get there — a bad line, a loud room — the call goes to your team rather than into a guess. It never books what it isn’t sure of.

Can it double-book a slot?

It sees the same calendar your desk does. A taken slot can’t be sold twice — it offers the nearest open ones instead.

Can it handle reschedules and changes?

Yes — within the rules you set. It finds the booking, moves the date, adjusts the headcount and re-quotes if the price changes. Anything past your policy line — a refund, a change inside your notice window — goes to your team instead of being guessed at.

Does it upsell?

It offers what you’d offer. The party room to the group that fits it, the buggies to the fourball — your script decides what gets suggested and when, and nothing gets pushed twice.

Is this replacing my desk team?

It answers the phone; it doesn’t run your floor. Your team keeps the guests standing in front of them — and the phone stops being the thing everyone’s too busy for.

How fast can we be live?

About a week, depending on your booking system and how tidy your policies are. We build it from your website and packages, wire it in and test it before it takes a call — the only step that’s yours is forwarding the line.

Do we have to change anything?

No. It books into the system you run today, and your number stays yours — forward the line when you’re ready, unforward in under a minute.

What’s the commitment?

A month at a time — no contract term, no setup fee. Cancel whenever, unforward the line in under a minute, and everything is back the way it was.

Boring on purpose.

Payments off the phone

The deposit link opens on the caller’s own screen — nothing card-shaped passes through the call, or through us.

We never hold your money

The deposit link is your booking system’s own checkout — funds settle where they always have. We’re not a payment processor.

Guest data stays put

Names, numbers and bookings live in your booking system, nowhere else. We’re ICO-registered (ZC099124) and process on your instructions.

Recording, by your rules

Call recording disclosure ships configured to your local requirements — set once as part of the build.

The line fails open

Forwarding is the only change we make. If the agent is ever unreachable, calls ring through exactly as they did before.

Your number stays yours

No porting, no new number. Forward when you’re ready — unforward in under a minute and everything is as it was.

Your next party call, booked.

Built, configured and run for you — one call to start.

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