Electrician answering servicethat books the estimate.
Chris (+1 612-555-0139) called about a Hyundai Ioniq 5 charger install; the panel is original from the 1980s, and they want the charger on the garage wall by the front of the car, about 10 feet from the panel. They were told the free in-person estimate is booked for Tuesday, Oct. 27 at 8:00 a.m. at 905 Maple Drive.9:03 AM
(612) 555-01391:17
“Hi, this is Brightline Electric. How can I help?”
Answered by NoClick
How it works
Forward the calls you miss.
Forward the calls you miss.
NoClick answers as your business.
You get a text.
- The owner, 8:40: I run an electrical contracting business. Set up a line that answers my calls when I can't. My business is Brightline Electric.
- NoClick, 8:41: Brightline Electric’s line is ready: (612) 555-0100. It answers as Brightline Electric, and after every call I’ll text you who called, why, and what it told them. Forward the calls you miss to it and you keep your own number.
- NoClick, 9:03: Chris (+1 612-555-0139) called about a Hyundai Ioniq 5 charger install; the panel is original from the 1980s, and they want the charger on the garage wall by the front of the car, about 10 feet from the panel. They were told the free in-person estimate is booked for Tuesday, Oct. 27 at 8:00 a.m. at 905 Maple Drive.
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A test call, word for word.
Hi, we just bought an electric car and want a charger put in the garage. Do you do that, and what does it cost?
Yes, we install EV chargers. The estimate is free and done in person. What kind of car do you have?
A Hyundai Ioniq 5. The panel's in the garage, it's the original one from when the house was built in the eighties.
Thanks. Where would you like the charger in the garage?
Show the whole call
On the wall by the front of the car, maybe ten feet from the panel.
- Checked the calendar
Thanks. I have Tuesday, October 27 at 8:00 a.m. available for a free in-person estimate. Would that work for you?
Tuesday at 8 works. I'm Chris, at 905 Maple Drive. Number is 555-0139.
- Booked it on the calendar
You’re all set, Chris. Your free in-person EV charger estimate is booked for Tuesday, October 27 at 8:00 a.m. at 905 Maple Drive.
Pay for the minutes it answers.
$5.94a month on Free
How that adds up
- The number
- $1.00
- 150 minutes at $0.0607
- $9.11
- The agent, about $0.0012 a call
- $0.06
- Free includes up to $5 a month
- −$5.00
- 15% fee on the funds you add
- $0.77
On Member ($25 a month, $10 of usage included): $25.17 a month.
Free includes up to $1 of usage a day. The first time, you add $10 of funds ($11.50 with the fee), and the number costs $1 once when it’s bought.
Every rate, worked outHow it compareson 80 calls a month.
- NoClickAIon Free$6.68
- GoodcallAI100 callers, then $0.79 each$79
- AnswerAmericaPeople$1.47 a call$117.60
- Smith.aiAI75 calls, then $2.50 each$162.50
- RubyPeople200-minute plan$720
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Questions
No, unless you give it a price; it quotes your first-hour rate and nothing it wasn’t given. It takes the details you’d want and books the in-person estimate.
Yes. Tell it what you need to know before an estimate (the car, where the charger goes, how old the panel is), and it asks, one question at a time.
It says your safety rule first, then puts the call through. The test company here told it: switch off the main breaker if it’s safe, get out, and call 911.
120 calls of three minutes each cost about $20.70 a month on Free: $1 for the number, $21.85 for 360 answered minutes and $0.14 for the agent, less the $5 of usage Free includes, plus its 15% fee on the funds that pay the rest.
After every call, the line sends you one short message: who called, why, and what it promised them. It comes on WhatsApp or iMessage, wherever you text NoClick, and by email until you do. Calls are recorded only where you turn recording on; callers then hear “This call is recorded.” first, and the audio is kept in your NoClick files, where you can delete it.
Yes. It stays with your carrier: you forward the calls you don’t answer to your NoClick line, or give the new number out instead. Verizon: *71, then your line’s 10-digit number; *73 stops it. Use all 10 digits, area code included. T-Mobile: **61*1, then your line’s 10-digit number, then #; ##61# stops it. **67*1, the number and # forward the calls that come while you’re on another call; **62*1, the number and # the ones that come while your phone is off or has no signal; ##004# puts every kind of forwarding back. AT&T: on a Samsung Galaxy, Phone app, Settings, Calling accounts, your SIM, Call forwarding, When unanswered. AT&T publishes no dial code for the calls you don’t answer: *21*, the number and # forward every call, and #21# stops that. It bills forwarded calls for their length, and forwarding replaces your voicemail. On an iPhone, turn Live Voicemail off first (Settings, Phone). Your carrier may bill forwarded calls as minutes on your plan.
No. The number is billed monthly until you release it, and calls are paid from funds you add, at what they cost NoClick. Free adds a 15% fee when you add funds; there's no monthly plan to buy. The first time, you add $10 of funds, and the number is $1 once when it’s bought.