Nights, weekends, holidays — NightShift picks up on the first ring as your business, takes the details, flags real emergencies, and texts you. Works for any business that gets phone calls.
Or skip the form — call (205) 545-8197. Our own AI answers, any time. Ask for a person and it'll put you through.
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Give us your website. We read it, build a receptionist that knows your business, and it calls your phone.
It'll answer as your business. Try to trip it up:
Every receptionist is set up for how your industry actually works — what to ask, what counts as urgent, and what it should never say. Pick yours to hear it.
Not listed? No problem — it works for any business that gets phone calls. Try it with yours →
Your business name, your services, your hours. First ring, every time.
Name, callback number read back digit by digit, and exactly what they need.
Rules you set. Urgent calls get texted to you — or patched straight through.
Hours, location, services, what to expect — from what you tell us.
Appointment, estimate, and reservation requests, ready for you in the morning.
Every call from last night in one email before you open.
It's a service, not software. We build it, test it, and we're who you call when something needs changing.
What people call about, what counts as urgent, your hours and policies, and anything it should never say.
Upset callers, mumbled numbers, real emergencies, people fishing for a price. You don't go live until it holds up.
Set your phone to forward after hours — two minutes. Every call shows up as a text and a morning summary.
Month to month. Cancel with a week's notice. First two weeks free — no card.
No setup fee. No card for the first two weeks. Busy month? Extra calls are $0.75 each — never a surprise bill.
Founding clients: the first 10 businesses keep their price for life.
It's an AI voice — not a call center, not a recording. We won't pretend otherwise, and neither will it if a caller asks.
Your line forwards to us after hours. Dial this from your business phone and calls ring your office again immediately. Nothing to uninstall, nobody to call.
Two minutes. A real person reads every one. If we're not a fit, we'll say so.
We'll read through this and call you within one business day. Can't wait? Call (205) 545-8197.
Some will, most won't. We don't try to trick anyone — if a caller asks directly, it says it's the after-hours assistant for your business and keeps helping. Callers care far more about whether someone answered than who did. The alternative is your voicemail.
If your business gets phone calls, yes. Each receptionist is set up for your industry — a dental office asks about new vs. existing patients, a property manager asks for the unit number, a restaurant takes reservation requests, an HVAC company asks for the address. Try the demo with your own website and hear it.
We set the emergency rules with you — a gas smell, flooding, a patient in severe pain, a client who's just been arrested, whatever matters for you. Those get texted to you immediately, and on Pro and up we can patch them straight through. Anything life-threatening, it tells the caller to hang up and call 911.
It captures the request — who, what, and when they're available — and sends it to you to confirm in the morning. If you want true booking, we can give it a block of slots on a calendar to fill. We'll tell you honestly which fits your setup.
No. You forward your existing number after hours — on most carriers that's *72 plus your NightShift number. Dial *73 to turn it off. Two minutes either way.
Call or text us and we fix it — same day on Pro and Multi, within one business day on Starter. Script changes are always included.
Not many yet, and we'd rather say that than invent logos. NightShift is new and local. Being early means a direct line to the people who built your receptionist, and problems fixed fast because at this size we have to.
No. Month to month, cancel with seven days' notice. The first two weeks are free and we don't take a card until they're up.
Thirty seconds. Your website, your name, your phone ringing.