A few business details. Then call and hear the difference.
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Step 1 of 4
Start with your website, or try a sample business.
Paste your website and Sal fills in what she can find. You check everything before calling.
No problem. Fill in the details below. We’ve opened a few extra questions on the next step so Sal can answer callers well.
Check what callers can ask for. Choose a business type to see suggestions.
Step 2 of 4
Pick the options that fit. Custom details are optional for this demo.
Sal uses this choice when callers ask for work. Check it even if your website lists more services.
Sal gives these as estimates, like “usually about 20 minutes,” and says your team will confirm the time.
Often an office manager or dispatcher, not the owner. Sal tells callers this person follows up, and the call summary goes to them. No real messages are sent.
A preview only. No account is connected or updated.
Step 3 of 4
Not every business books visits. Leave scheduling off, or choose sample availability for a service-business demo.
For service businesses: this is sample availability for the demo, not your actual openings. Sal can connect to most scheduling software during live setup. No calendar or scheduling account is connected here.
Times are in . Change time zone
Sal can save a mock appointment for this opening. Nobody is dispatched, and no text or calendar invitation is sent.
Step 4 of 4
Check the details below, then create your phone demo.
Creates a private setup link and six-digit phone code. Links last seven days.
Hang up, then refresh to see the summary and any mock appointment.
Device saving is optional. Starting a new demo keeps the previous one available through its own link. Deleting revokes that link.