The phone rings during service. Nobody can get it.
Every call between 6 and 9pm is a reservation, a large party, or a catering order — and every one of them arrives at the exact moment there is nobody free to answer.
Where the work leaks.
Large-party and private-event inquiries during service
The highest-value bookings you take, arriving in the two hours you are least able to answer.
Catering orders that go to whoever answers
An office lunch order is a repeat account, and it goes to the first restaurant that picks up.
Hours, parking, and allergen questions
Dozens a night, each one pulling a host off the floor for a question the website should have answered.
Named by the job it does for you.
- Start here
Answers and books, 24/7
Answers through service without pulling anyone off the floor: hours, parking, whether you take walk-ins, what's actually gluten-free, whether the patio is dog-friendly. Takes the large-party and private-event inquiry properly — date, headcount, budget, occasion — and puts it in front of your manager the next morning as a complete lead.
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Takes job details overnight, drafts the estimate
Catering and event intake overnight. The office manager planning Thursday's lunch fills it in at 10pm; a drafted order with headcount, dietary restrictions, and delivery window is waiting when you open.
From $600 setup, then from $60/mo. See the assistants or build your price.
What it costs.
Websites from $2,750 · AI setups from $600 · Monthly plans from $149/mo, assistant fee included · Every number →
What restaurant owners ask.
Will it take reservations?
It hands off to whatever booking system you already run — it doesn't replace OpenTable or Resy. Where it earns its keep is everything those systems don't handle: large parties, buyouts, catering, and the questions that make someone call instead of book.
Can it answer allergen questions? That's a liability.
Only from what you publish, and it's built to say a manager will confirm rather than guess. Allergen answers are exactly the kind of thing that goes in your written rules before launch — you decide what it can state and what it must escalate.
Our menu changes constantly.
Menu updates are content changes, which is what the monthly plan covers. On a seasonal or weekly-special operation that's the plan doing its job — tell us what changed and it's live, including in what the assistant knows.
More answers on the pricing page and the FAQ.
Let's get your website winning you work.
Right now, new builds get $500 off, plus 3 months of Care ($149/mo) free. It starts with a free 30-minute visit — and a one-page price in 48 hours either way.
And if a new website isn't the right investment for your business yet, I'll tell you that at the visit too — it's free either way.