Pricing
Two numbers: a one-time setup and a monthly rate. No contracts — everything is month to month, including the founding offer. Cancel effective at the end of any month.
Standard
Setup lands at the low end for a straightforward business — one location, one calendar, a clear service list. It climbs with complexity: multiple calendars or crews, detailed pricing rules, layered escalation. Monthly follows call volume — a phone that rings 40 times a week costs more to cover than one that rings 10.
You get an exact quote for both numbers before anything starts, and it doesn't move after you say yes.
Every plan includes
- Answering 24/7 — nights, weekends, holidays, overflow
- English and Spanish on the same number
- Booking onto your real calendar during the call
- Text confirmations to callers, summaries to you
- Recordings and transcripts of every call
- Human escalation rules you define
- Same-day updates when your prices or services change
The founding client offer
Two spots. Open through October 31, 2026.
Month to month, cancel anytime — including during the six months.
Why it exists, plainly
Save My Business AI is new, and there are no case studies yet. That honesty costs something, and this offer is the price. Two businesses get the full service at a fraction of the rate. In exchange:
- Your honest numbers — calls captured, jobs booked, what they were worth
- A short recorded conversation at month three about what changed
- If the results earn it, your name on a case study
- Two introductions to other local owners, if you think it deserves them
Pricing questions
What decides where setup lands in the range?
Complexity, honestly assessed. One location, one calendar, a clean list of services: low end. Multiple crews with separate schedules, detailed quoting rules, tiered escalation paths: higher. You'll know your exact number before committing.
What decides the monthly?
Call volume, mostly. The audit and your own sense of how often the phone rings give a starting point; after the first full month, the number gets checked against reality and adjusted if it was set wrong in either direction.
Is there a contract?
No. Month to month, cancel effective at the end of the month, no cancellation fee. If the service isn't obviously paying for itself, you shouldn't be locked into it — and the monthly report of calls captured and jobs booked means you'll know.
What does a comparison look like?
A part-time evening receptionist costs more per month than the top of this range and still sleeps at 2 AM. A typical answering service takes messages — this books the job while the caller is on the line. The fairest comparison is against the jobs currently going to whoever answers when you don't.
Any other costs?
No. The setup and the monthly are the whole bill. Changes to your script, prices, or hours are included, same-day.