Stop losing pours to voicemail.
You’re screeding a slab. The phone rings. That driveway job calls the next guy on the list. Snipe A Job answers every call — English or Spanish — qualifies the pour, and books it.
Call it right now. It’s a real AI, on a real line.
Snipe the job before your slow competitor.
Answers every call. Remembers every customer. $397 a month.
A human receptionist costs four times that — and goes home at five.
$17.90 an hour. Or 54 cents an hour.
You’d price a job that lopsided in about four seconds.
You didn’t skip hiring someone to answer the phone because you’re cheap. You skipped it because $3,100 a month never made sense for a job that’s mostly waiting. At 54 cents an hour, it makes sense.
A receptionist: $17.90 an hour, 40 hours a week. BLS median.
This: 54 cents an hour, 168 hours a week.
Same job. Nobody goes home.
US Bureau of Labor Statistics, Occupational Outlook Handbook, Receptionists (SOC 43-4171), May 2024. Snipe A Job: $397 ÷ 730 hours in a month.
What it actually says on a concrete call.
Then it texts them a confirmation, texts you the summary, and drops the job on your calendar.
Straight answers.
Does it sound like a robot?
Call it and decide for yourself — that’s why the number’s sitting right there. Most people don’t clock it. It pauses, it lets you interrupt, it doesn’t talk over you.
¿Contesta en español?
Yes. It hears Spanish and switches — no menu, no ‘press 2’. Your crew and your customers get the same experience either way.
What if I’m on a job and can’t talk?
That’s the entire point. It handles the call start to finish and sends you a text summary when you’re free. If it’s an emergency or a big-money job, it rings you immediately instead.
Do I keep my number?
Yes. It works with the number already on your truck, your signs, and your Google listing. Nothing to reprint.
What does it cost?
$397 a month for the whole outfit — no per-seat nonsense. A receptionist runs $17.90 an hour and goes home at five; this runs 54 cents an hour and never does.
Hear it, then decide.
We’re not going to tell you what to do with a number like that. Call the line, hear it answer, then decide.