Every missed call is a customer who tried someone else. Your AI receptionist picks up on its own number, answers from your real information, books the appointment and tells you what needs you.
An AI receptionist is an AI employee that answers phone calls and emails, handles common questions from your documents, books appointments and transfers calls that need a person to you. On CellCog it is hired in minutes, with its own inbox and its own phone number, a capability CellCog shipped in September 2026.
Every screen below is the real work it does for you.
Its own number, its own voice. Each call is transcribed with a short summary.
It checks your calendar, offers open times and sends the confirmation.
Hours, services, policies and FAQs live in your Drive. It answers from them, not from guesses.
Refunds, exceptions and new commitments wait for your yes.
Who got in touch, what they needed, what is booked and which calls need you.
Picks up with its own voice and tells callers they are speaking with an AI employee.
Answers routine questions from your inbox the same way it answers the phone.
Checks the calendar you connect, offers open times and sends the confirmation.
Hours, services and policies come only from what you upload.
When a caller needs a person right away, it puts the call through to your number.
A transcript and a short summary for each call, so nothing is lost between calls.
"Hire a receptionist for our dental practice. Answer calls and book cleanings."
Upload your hours, services and FAQs, and connect the calendar it books into.
Pick a number on your yes and share it with your customers.
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It handles the routine. You decide the exceptions.
What it says comes from the information you gave it.
Refunds, special requests and anything new wait for your yes.
Recorded and transcribed, with a summary you can read any time.
It runs your front desk. Some things stay off limits.
A second caller hears busy until the line frees up.
It answers calls and email; text messages are not supported yet.
What isn't in your documents goes to you, not to the caller as a guess.
| Doing it yourself | An answering service | AI Receptionist | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Answers calls | Between other work | Yes, from a script | Yes, from your documents |
| Books appointments | You | Takes a message | Books into your calendar |
| Replies to email | You | No | Yes |
| Summarizes each call | No | A message slip | Transcript and summary |
| Takes two calls at once | No | Yes | Not yet, one at a time |
| Transfers urgent calls | n/a | Yes | Yes, to your number |
Copy, paste and adapt. Each one comes back as finished work.
“Here are 15 questions customers ask us most. Write clear, friendly answers based on our docs and format them as a customer-facing FAQ page.”
You get: a formatted FAQ document
“Draft polite email responses for these five common situations: refund request, hours inquiry, booking change, complaint, and partnership ask.”
You get: five reusable email templates
“Summarize these 30 incoming messages by priority and tell me which three need a same-day reply.”
You get: a prioritized inbox summary
“Create a simple intake form for new client inquiries with the fields we need to route them correctly.”
You get: a ready-to-use intake form
An AI receptionist is an AI employee that answers phone calls and emails, handles common questions from your documents, books appointments and transfers calls that need a person to you.
Yes. It gets its own phone number and answers every call with its own voice. Callers are told they are speaking with an AI employee at your business, and every call is recorded and transcribed for you.
It says it will check, and flags the call or email for you instead of inventing an answer. When a caller needs a person right away, it can transfer the call to your own number.
Yes. It checks the calendar you connect, offers open times, books the slot and sends the confirmation.
Yes. An AI virtual receptionist answers your calls and messages remotely; on CellCog it also handles your email and keeps a task board of what it did.
No. It takes one call at a time, and a second caller hears busy. For a front desk that gets several calls at the same moment, plan for that.
You pay for the work, not the hire. Hiring is free. Each time your employee works, it spends credits from your account: on Flash, built for speed, a working session typically runs under $5. On Max, our deepest reasoning, the same session runs up to about $25. From there the cost depends purely on how much work you assign. Start free, no credit card needed, with 200 credits.
Click "Get started" to sign up and hire your AI Receptionist in minutes, or use "Talk to us" and our team will help you set it up.
Give it your most common customer questions and get back a clean, friendly FAQ you can publish today.