Musanhi answers the calls you can't get to, so the job doesn't go to the next name on Google.
Roofing
Storm callouts, quotes, and the calls that come while you're on a roof.
Live line you can ring now →
Real estate
Buyers, sellers, tenants and landlords, told apart before anyone picks up.
Built per brokerage →
Not one of these? These are only the trades with a page so far. Book a call and I’ll build one on yours.
Not a menu, not a voicemail. It does the job a good receptionist would.
- 01Answers in your name
In your name, on the second ring, at any hour. Asked for someone by name, it puts them through.
- 02Takes the details
Who they are, where they are, what's wrong. Written down, not remembered.
- 03Books it in
Into your calendar, and a confirmation text to the caller.
- 04Spots the emergency
Knows a quote from a leak, and rings you for the leak.
- 05Says no when it should
No prices over the phone, no card details, and it says it's an AI when asked.
- 06Takes the message
One text at the end, with what came in and what it did.
- 07Knows the business
Your hours, your area, your rules. Set once.
A caller asks about a ZIP code you don't cover, or a Sunday. It takes the details and texts you the question. Your reply becomes the rule. It won't guess on your behalf.
Every answer you give it, it keeps. Nothing is inferred.
No statistics. Every figure in this market comes from someone selling something. Here are five things to check against your own week.
You can't do the work and answer the phone.
Whoever picks up is up a ladder, driving, or stood in front of a customer. One pair of hands, two jobs.
Out of hours is a promise most people don't keep.
“Call us any time” sits on a lot of websites. After six there's nobody behind it.
Voicemail asks the caller to do you a favour.
Most won't. The few who do leave a first name and half a number. By the time you ring back they've booked someone else.
Voicemail · 6 seconds“It’s Dan, I was ringing about…”The wrong call lands on the wrong desk.
A tenant's leak comes through to the sales desk. Somebody answers it, badly. Routing is the part nobody sets up.
Tenant’s leak → sales desk
And some of it genuinely doesn't matter.
Somebody who chose you will ring back. If all your work comes by referral, this is worth less to you than to whoever reads it next. I'd rather say that now than in month two.
Start free.
Then two sizes.
Everyone starts on the trial. The only thing to decide today is whether to point your phone at it.
or 30 days, whichever runs out first
Free, on your business. It answers as you, not as a generic demo. No card, no contract, nothing to cancel.
400 minutes · 160 to 800 calls
It picks up what you don’t.
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1,000 minutes · 400 to 2,000 calls
It picks up first.
About 20% better per minute
Pick the one you were going to ask.
Go and hear one. The roofing page has a line you can ring from your browser right now. It's a receptionist built for a company that doesn't exist, and it's the same thing your callers would get. Judge it yourself.
Occasionally it will. When it isn't sure it doesn't guess. It takes the details and passes them to you. Every call arrives as a summary, including the ones that went badly, so nothing disappears quietly.
Three things, and I’d rather you heard them from me. It can’t write into a restaurant’s calendar — I haven’t built that integration, so it takes the booking and passes it to whoever holds the book. It can’t write into your CRM either, though that one is worth doing once you have the call volume to pay for the wiring; ask and I’ll tell you whether you’re there. And it will never ring people for you. That last one isn’t a to-do, it’s a no: an automated voice making outbound calls sits in a very different legal position from one answering your phone, and I’m not going near it until that is settled.
No. Your number stays as it is. Calls you don't answer within a few rings forward to Musanhi. Switching it on takes minutes. Switching it off is the same thing backwards. If you'd rather not point your main line at it on day one, run it on a second number for a few weeks and listen to what it does first.
$395 a month for 400 minutes, or $795 for 1,000 — about a fifth cheaper per minute on the bigger block. Your first 200 minutes are free, or thirty days, whichever runs out first. What it costs you before that is about forty minutes telling me how your business actually works.
It still works. Those are just the ones with a page written for them so far. The slow part is learning your business, and that's the same job whatever the business is.
Rather hear it than read it?Ring the live line →
Pick a time. We'll walk through setting the line up for your business.
You'll be talking to me. I build and look after every line myself.
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