01 — THE COMPARISON

Four ways to answer the phone.
One that never sleeps.

A human receptionist, voicemail, a generic AI bot, or Sí Call. Line them up across the things that actually decide it — coverage, cost, booking, and a record you can stand behind — and the gap gets hard to unsee.

No per-minute surprisesSame-day setupEvery call filed, transcript attached

02 — SIDE BY SIDE

The whole picture, on one screen

Flip between what each option can do and what each option actually costs. Same eight rows, two honest answers.

What each option can actually do.

COMPARISON MATRIX — FOUR WAYS TO ANSWER

DimensionHuman receptionistOne person, business hoursVoicemailA recording and a callbackGeneric AI botOff-the-shelf voice agentStrongest fitSí CallPurpose-built front desk

24/7 coverageAnswers nights, weekends, and holidays Business hours Records only Always on Always on

Cost per monthFully loaded — wages, benefits, overhead High Low Variable Predictable

Books appointmentsWrites to your calendar on the call Yes No Sometimes Yes

BilingualSwitches language mid-conversation If hired No Limited Yes

Never misses a callNo busy signal, no hold music to voicemail Misses many Misses all Mostly Answers all

A record you can stand behindEvery call filed — transcript and recording attached No Audio only Logs Yes

Ramp timeFrom signed up to answering live calls Weeks Minutes Days Same day

Scales to volumeHandles a rush without dropping callers No Infinite queue Yes Yes

Fully deliversPartial / conditionalDoes not deliver

Put Sí Call on the clock

03 — DO THE MATH

The missed calls are the expensive part

The line item you see is the receptionist. The cost you don't see is every call that rang out. Here is the arithmetic most businesses never run.

A handful of saved bookings a month covers the entire bill. Everything after that is margin you were already leaving on the table.

COST ARITHMETIC — MONTHLY

01of calls go unansweredBusy lines, lunch breaks, and after-hours rings. Each missed call is a job, a booking, or a constituent who tried once and gave up.~30%

02a month, fully loaded*A full-time receptionist — wages, benefits, PTO, and overhead — still clocks out at 5pm and takes the weekend off.$3,700+

03a month, every line answeredSí Call answers every call, books on the spot, and files the record — plans start at the Foundation tier and scale by tier, not by headcount.from $149

* Receptionist cost basis: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics (OEWS), May 2024 — receptionists and information clerks, mean annual wage ≈ $36,500, roughly $45,000 per year (≈ $3,750/month) once benefits, payroll taxes, and overhead are included. Missed-call figures are directional industry estimates, not a measured guarantee.

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Four ways to answer the phone.One that never sleeps.

The whole picture, on one screen

The missed calls are the expensive part

Read it answer.

Four ways to answer the phone.
One that never sleeps.