Ava picks up.
Every time.
Ava is the assistant heycaller puts on your line. She finds out who is calling and what they need, and texts you the details before you are back in the car.
Three ways to cover your phone.
How the call goes
No app for your caller to install, no menu to sit through, no beep.
It answers as your assistant
By name, with your brokerage. Callers hear someone doing a job. If they ask whether it is an AI, it says yes right away.
It asks what you would ask
Who they are, how to reach them, which property, what they need, their timeline, and whether they are standing outside the place right now.
You never hear a voicemail again
A text and an email, seconds after they hang up. Urgent part first, so it survives a lock-screen glance.
What the research says
Oldroyd, McElheran and Elkington sent test enquiries to 2,241 companies. How fast a firm answered predicted whether the lead was ever qualified.
- 60×
- vs. a day later
- 23%
- never responded
“The Short Life of Online Sales Leads,” Harvard Business Review 89(3), March 2011. HBR published it; the three of them ran it.
“There is only one boss: the customer.”
Calls are transcribed, not recorded. The assistant tells every caller it is taking their details down, and says it is an AI when anyone asks. Built in Canada, for Canadian brokerages.
hello@heycaller.ca