Hear the receptionist before buying
Owners can call the demo line first, listen to the AI, and decide whether the voice feels professional enough for their shop.
Open opportunities need follow-up
Test Joy safely, then track what becomes a booking.
Free auto shop lead calculator
Estimate the repair work that may be going to voicemail, lunch-hour misses, after-hours calls, and busy front desk moments. Then hear how an Revenue Desk captures and follows up on those opportunities.
See roughly what those missed calls are worth in a month. Adjust the numbers to match your shop.
Estimated revenue at risk
Per month, based on 260 calls, 15% missed calls, a 25% booking rate, and $350 average repair order.
Missed calls
39
Lost jobs
10
Annual risk
$42,000
How to use it
The calculator is not a guarantee. It is a practical sales tool that helps repair shop owners see whether missed calls are worth fixing now.
What customers can expect
The calculator is the conversation starter. The next step is simple: hear the AI, test it safely, then decide if it belongs in the shop phone flow.
Owners can call the demo line first, listen to the AI, and decide whether the voice feels professional enough for their shop.
The first setup is not a risky switch. ShopReceptionist tests the greeting, repair questions, and summaries before any main-line forwarding.
The AI asks for caller name, callback number, vehicle, issue, urgency, preferred time, and language when needed.
Instead of chasing vague voicemails, the shop receives the important details so the best leads can be called back first.
Calculator Q&A
No. It is a planning estimate. It helps owners see how missed calls can turn into missed jobs, then decide if better phone coverage is worth testing.
Call the live demo, then start the C$97 Revenue Pilot if the voice and managed follow-up flow fit your shop.
Yes. Joy introduces herself as an AI assistant and discloses recording and transcription at the beginning of the call. A caller can request voicemail or a human callback.
No. The pilot can begin with a safe test number. Main-line forwarding is only considered after the owner approves the call flow.