Spas and salons
The call during the facial.Booking, rebooking, day-before reminders, and the waitlist that fills the cancelled 2pm. The agent handles the phone while your hands are on the client.
Meet the AI receptionist that answers all of them, whatever business you run. Picks up on ring two. Books it. Sends the reminder. Chases the no-show. Asks for the review. Never sick. Never at lunch. Never off. And if you want it to do more than answer the phone, it can: WhatsApp, email, quotes, orders, follow-ups, any flow you hand it. Plans from $1,999 a month.
3 October pilot slots left. Intake closes September 30.
Sources: 411 Locals call study, 85 businesses across 58 industries. PATLive callback research.
Front desk at lunch. Two calls. Both to voicemail.
Your best person is with a customer and the phone is on the counter. Ring five. Gone.
You're closed. Four calls between 6 and 9. Zero messages. Three of them booked somewhere else tonight.
85% of callers who hit voicemail never call back. They don't leave a message. They call the next name on Google. None of it shows up on a report. Missed calls never appear as lost revenue. They appear as a quiet month.
Pick your business. Be honest with the first slider.
a month you never saw
The receptionist that catches them starts at $1,999 a month.
One extra booking a day pays for it.
Your greeting, your business name, a voice that sounds like your best front desk person on a good day. Not a menu. Not "press 1". Ask it if it's an AI and it tells you, then keeps booking.
Reads your live calendar, offers two slots, confirms, then texts the customer and texts you. The appointment is on the board before the call ends.
The evening before and the morning of. No-shows fall because the reminder actually went out, every time, without anyone remembering to send it.
Missed the appointment? It calls, rebooks, and offers the empty slot to the next person on your waitlist. The 2pm gap gets filled while you're still with the 1pm.
40 minutes after the appointment, a text: how did we do, and a link. Your Google rating climbs without anyone on your team having to ask.
Off script, upset, or asking for a human: warm transfer to your phone or a 40-second summary by text. Nothing is dropped. Nothing is guessed.
Runs on your existing number, your calendar and your booking system. Live in 30 days.
Calls are where most owners start. It is not where it stops.
The receptionist is one agent. Kiksy builds a grid of them, each with one job, on whichever channel your customers already use. Pick the flows you want. Ask for one nobody has built yet.
Answers, books and follows up in the thread your customers actually reply to.
Reads every message, sorts it by intent, drafts the reply, flags the one that needs you.
Builds the quote inside your rules and rate limits. Your team approves, it sends.
Takes orders and forms in any format, cleans them up, drops them into your system.
Calls every new lead back inside 60 seconds and keeps chasing until they book or say no.
Confirms the day before, rebooks the no-show, asks for the review after.
Everyone who hasn't bought in 90 days gets a call or a text with a reason to come back.
Every call, message and booking logged where your team already looks. No retyping.
A face and a voice on your site that answers, qualifies and books. Your voiceprint if you want it.
If someone on your team does it today by phone, chat, email or spreadsheet, we can build an agent for it. Describe the flow on the assessment. We tell you if it can be done and what it costs, in writing.
Plans start at $1,999 a month with the receptionist. Add flows and the number moves. You always see it before you decide.
It learns your business in the first week. Here is what it does in six of them, and it works the same way in yours.
Booking, rebooking, day-before reminders, and the waitlist that fills the cancelled 2pm. The agent handles the phone while your hands are on the client.
Consults booked, confirmations sent, no-shows recovered, reviews collected. Front desk stays with the patient in the chair.
After-hours emergencies, quotes, dispatch by text, and the morning-after confirmation that the tech is on the way.
Intake questions asked, fit screened, consult booked while the case is still hot. Every call recorded and summarised by morning.
Every lead called back inside 60 seconds. Test drives and service slots booked. Reminders sent. Reviews requested after pickup.
Class bookings, appointment changes, new-patient intake, and the reactivation call to everyone who hasn't been in since spring.
Kiksy agents place around 10,000 calls a day for one of India's largest telecom operators, are live inside MG Motor, Maruti Suzuki and L&T Construction, and run AI workflows for 483 small businesses. In the United States, four Kiksy engineers are deployed full time inside Signature Aviation.
The front desk runs itself.
Front desk calls used to pile up all day. Now they get answered, booked, and logged, and my staff finally spend their time on patients.
Quotes stopped slipping.
We were losing deals to slow replies. Agent Grid drafts every quote inside our rules and my team just approves. It paid for itself in the first month.
Finally, AI that acts.
I was burned by AI that only talked. Agent Grid actually does the work, and I sign off on anything sensitive. That was the whole difference for us.
$1,999 is the entry price and it buys a lot. Add the flows you want on top and the number moves with them. You get it in writing on the assessment, before you decide anything.
Answers every call on ring two. Never on a break, never on another line, never off sick. A human receptionist runs $35,000 to $55,000 a year before benefits and works 40 of the 168 hours in a week. This one works all 168.
Two-way sync with the calendar or booking system you already use. Offers real slots, confirms, texts both sides.
Evening-before and morning-of reminders. Missed it? It calls, rebooks, and offers the gap to your waitlist.
A text after every appointment asking how it went, with the link. Bad feedback comes to you first. Good feedback goes to Google.
Your greeting, your questions, your rules, your calendar. The engineer listens to the first 200 calls and fixes what a real caller does that a script didn't expect.
WhatsApp, email, quotes, orders, lead follow-up, reactivation, web chat, an avatar, or something custom. Each one priced on the assessment, in writing.
3 October pilot slots left. Intake closes September 30.
Twenty minutes, four questions. Then we walk you through exactly how the receptionist would handle it, step by step, inside your rules, and what it hands back to your team.
What gets handled, what stays human, what it costs, what it returns. Usable even if you decide to build it yourself.
No pressure, no hard sell. If it isn't a fit, we tell you straight, and you keep the plan either way.
Say yes and your receptionist is taking live calls inside 30 days.
Every pilot gets a Kiksy engineer deployed to it for the full 30 days. They build the agent, listen to the first 200 calls, and fix what a real caller does that a script did not expect. Three engineers are free for October. That is three pilots. Intake closes September 30 or when the third slot is taken, whichever comes first.
No. You choose the voice. It pauses, it handles interruptions, it laughs at the right moment. If a caller asks whether it's an AI, it says yes, then keeps helping them. Most callers never ask.
No. It takes the calls they miss and the follow-ups they never get to. Their day gets quieter, not shorter. The customer in front of them finally gets their full attention.
Warm transfer to whichever phone you choose, or a 40-second summary by text if nobody picks up. It never argues with someone who wants a person.
Yes. It reads and writes to the calendar, CRM and booking tools you already use, through plug-in adapters. No new number, no new software for your team to learn.
30 days from kickoff. Most of that time is spent listening to your real calls and tuning the agent to how your customers actually talk.
The entry plan includes 1,500 minutes a month, roughly 600 average calls. Most businesses under $150K a month never touch the ceiling. If you do, extra minutes are quoted upfront and billed monthly, never as a surprise.
Yes. Calls are the first agent most owners switch on. The same grid handles WhatsApp, SMS, email, quotes, orders, lead follow-up, reactivation, CRM updates, web chat and a lifelike avatar on your site. Pick the flows you want, add more later.
Yes. If someone on your team does it today by phone, chat, email or spreadsheet, we can build an agent for it. Describe the flow on the assessment. We tell you whether it can be done, how long it takes, and what it costs, in writing, before you commit to anything.
Plans start at $1,999 a month. The exact number depends on the workflow: a receptionist that answers and books sits at the start of the range, one that also quotes, chases no-shows and reactivates old customers sits higher. You get the number in writing on the assessment, before you decide anything. If one recovered booking a day doesn't cover the entry price, this is not for you yet, and we'll say so.
Every call is encrypted, every agent decision is logged to a full audit trail, and a human is always in the loop for exceptions. Controls are built to HIPAA compliance standards.
Forty seconds. A few questions so the right person calls you. Then pick a time.
Choose a slot below and it goes straight into the calendar. If you would rather we call you, do nothing. Someone from the team calls within one business day.
A confirmation is on its way to your email.