Turn every call into revenue. We design and build custom AI voice agents that answer every call and do the work, made to look, sound and run like your business.
Give us your website and your mobile. We build a demo agent from your site, and it calls you. Play one of your customers and hear how it would answer your calls.
Answers from what’s on your website
Takes a message like your best front desk
Emails you the call summary when you hang up
What a voice agent can do for you. Call one.
Each example is a made-up business, so you can hear the agent work and watch it fill in the records on screen. None of them is a product: yours gets built around your business, your rules and your software.
Pick your kind of business, enter last month’s missed calls, and see what they cost you in a few seconds. Typical values for home services, law firms, clinics, salons and more, with sources. No signup.
Want to win more business from the calls you already get, give your customers a better experience, or free your team from the phone? Drop us a note, tell us what you need, and we’ll take it from there.
For companies putting voice AI into their product, moving their phones or support to AI agents, or getting a stalled build over the line. A few days on site, or months alongside your team.
Off-the-shelf AI receptionists start at about $29 a month. Agency-built agents typically cost $1,500 to $5,000 to set up plus $300 to $800 a month, and large custom builds run far higher. At Digital Macaroni, a core agent is $2,500 and a custom agent starts at $6,000, plus a running plan from free to $749 a month.
Almost anything your business already runs. We connect agents to calendars, CRMs, practice and case management, field-service, booking, commerce, accounting and messaging tools. If your software has an API, we're happy to look at it and show you how the agent can work inside it. And if what you need doesn't exist yet, we can build it.
A well-built AI phone agent catches its own mistakes before they matter. It reads details back and waits for a yes before booking, lets callers correct it mid-call, texts written confirmations, and hands off to a person when it can't help. Every step is logged, so you can see what happened on each call.
Yes. You can port your existing number over so the agent answers it directly, forward calls from your current number to the agent all the time or only after hours, or keep your phone system and route calls to the agent. We work with Twilio, Telnyx or the phone system you already use.
It depends: on your choices, and on where you and your callers are. Your agent can introduce itself as an AI assistant or not, and calls can be recorded or not. But the law may decide for you: in the EU, people must be told they're talking to AI, several US states require everyone's consent to record a call, and AI voices on outbound calls fall under US robocall rules.
Read the full answerWho maintains an AI phone agent: hosted, managed or self-hosted?
Every AI phone agent needs a phone line, call minutes and someone to keep it working. With hosted, we run it and you request changes as needed. With managed, we run it and make changes, tune it from real calls and report monthly. With self-hosted, we build it in your own accounts and your team runs it.
Read the full answerCustom AI phone agent vs. a free template build: what's the difference?
A template build can answer a call and book a slot in an afternoon, and for a simple test that may be enough. A production agent adds what keeps real customers happy: read-backs and corrections, your rules, connections to your systems, texting registration, handoffs, call logs and someone maintaining it.