Most callers don't realize they're talking to AI until you tell them. That said, we believe in transparency, if a caller asks directly, the agent confirms it's an AI. Our voices are tuned with natural pauses, interruptions, and conversational rhythm. The fastest way to judge for yourself is to call our demo line, it tells you more in 90 seconds than any explanation we can write.

Every agent has built-in escalation paths. If a caller becomes frustrated, asks for a human, or requests something outside the agent's scope, the call routes to a human (your dispatcher, your cell, or a fallback number you specify). We monitor calls in the first two weeks of go-live and tune the agent based on real edge cases.

This is the question we take most seriously. Our founder is AIGP-certified and built Aduravox aligned with the NIST AI Risk Management Framework. We document what data we store, what we don't, how long we retain it, and who has access. Visit our Trust & Security page for the full breakdown, including what's live today and what's on our roadmap. We don't overstate our security posture.

Almost certainly yes. Aduravox integrates with most VoIP providers and the major calendar and CRM platforms used by service businesses. If your specific stack isn't supported, we'll tell you on the discovery call before you commit to anything.

21 days from contract signing, in most cases. Custom integrations or complex call flows can add a few days, but we'll quote you a specific go-live date during onboarding and hold to it.

Pricing is tiered by call volume and industry, typically ranging from $400 to $1,500 per month for service businesses. Most clients see their investment returned within the first two months from captured after-hours bookings alone. We'll quote a specific number on your discovery call once we understand your call volume.

Yes — Spanish is included by default given the DMV's demographic mix. Additional languages are available depending on your customer base. Let us know during the discovery call.

Yes, it books appointments directly into your calendar in real time. It can also qualify emergencies, capture dispatch information, handle rescheduling, take payment information (HIPAA-compliant where applicable), and route based on service area or technician availability. This is one of the main reasons clients move from a traditional answering service to Aduravox.

Honest answer: if you want the safest, most established option, those are good choices. What you don't get with them is industry-specific tuning for service businesses, security positioning built on actual credentials, or direct access to the founder. We're a new company being deliberate about who we onboard. Our pilot clients work directly with our founder and lock in early pricing for the life of the contract. That tradeoff isn't for everyone, but if it sounds right, we'd love to talk.