Hear AllCalls answer a real call

The easiest way to understand AllCalls is to call it.

Call the demo line

The demo runs on a real business's account, so the greeting names that business rather than AllCalls. Call it from your own phone and you'll hear what a caller hears when they ring a business that uses AllCalls:

• A greeting, answered within a couple of rings.
• A clear statement that you're speaking to an AI assistant, and that the call may be recorded.
• Questions about who you are, a callback number, and what you're calling about, read back to you to check they've been understood correctly.
• Answers to a few sample questions, drawn only from the demo business's own FAQ.
• What happens when it doesn't know an answer: it says so, and offers to take a message instead of guessing.

Try interrupting it partway through a sentence. It stops talking and listens, the way a person would.

What you won't hear

The demo line isn't a way to book real work. It's there so you can judge the conversation for yourself before deciding whether AllCalls fits your business. Treat it as a live call on a real account: it's handled, recorded and kept the same way any other call to that business would be, and the assistant tells you so at the start.

Want to hear it set up for your own business?

Once you're signed up, you can preview your own greeting and a few sample exchanges from your account, then send a test call to your own phone, before AllCalls ever answers a real customer.

Read the full process on How it works, or see plans on Pricing. If you'd rather talk it through with a person first, get in touch.