An AI front desk that books grooms while your hands are full.
Live in 72 hours. No voicemail, no answering service, no hiring anyone. It picks up on the first ring, answers questions, and books straight into your calendar.
Hear it take a booking
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- Grace: Hi, thanks for calling Mobile Grooming Co., I'm Grace, how can I help you today?
- Caller: Hey, yeah, I was trying to get my dog booked in for a grooming.
- Grace: Perfect! I can help with that. What kind of dog do you have, and about how much does she or he weigh?
- Caller: Um, I have a Goldendoodle and she weighs like 70 pounds.
- Grace: Nice, Goldendoodles are great, but their coats do take some work! When was her last professional groom, and does she have any matting in her coat right now?
- Caller: No, she doesn't have any matting. Her hair is just getting a little bit long and it's summertime, so the last groom was like 2 months ago, probably.
- Grace: Gotcha, thanks for that. For a seventy-pound Goldendoodle, a full groom—bath, haircut, nails, ears, and sanitary trim—usually runs about one seventy to two ten, since doodles price like the extra-large band and their coats take a bit more time. The groomer will confirm the final price when she sees her at the van. Did you want the full groom, or were you thinking about a bath and brush, or maybe just a tidy-up?
- Caller: No, the mobile— the, the groom is fine.
- Grace: Sounds good! And are you in Auburn, Opelika, or somewhere nearby? Also, do you have a driveway or a spot out front where the van can park?
- Caller: Yeah, I'm in, I'm in the Auburn area, and yeah, she can park in my driveway. Yeah.
- Grace: Perfect, that works great. Is this the best number to reach you? And what’s your pup’s name?
- Caller: Yeah, it is, and my pup's name is Anna.
- Grace: Thanks! Any temperament issues or health concerns I should note for Anna, or is she pretty easygoing for grooming?
- Caller: No, she's never had a problem.
- Grace: Great, that makes things easy. Let’s find a time that works for you—are you hoping for something this week, or is next week better?
- Caller: Um, if you can do this week, Friday is pretty good for me.
- Grace: Alright, let me check what we have open for Friday. If Friday’s full, I’ll let you know the next closest options. We’ve got openings this Friday between nine in the morning and four thirty in the afternoon. Is there a time in that window that works best for you?
- Caller: Um, probably around lunchtime, so 12 o'clock.
- Grace: Great, I can hold noon for you. Can I get your first name and a good email for the confirmation? I’ll read the email back to make sure it’s right before I book.
Have Grace call you. Right now.
Pick the business that looks most like yours, drop in your number, and grill it the way one of your customers would.
Grace, answering for Mobile Grooming Co.
a one-van mobile groomer.
A made-up business, a real AI front desk. Ask it prices, push for a booking, see where it cracks.
Two ways a call can go.
What happens now
- Someone calls mid-groom. Your hands are wet, the dryer is running, and the call rings out.
- They hit your voicemail.
- They call the next groomer on the list and book there instead.
With Grace
- It picks up on the first ring: mid-groom, nights, weekends.
- It answers the real questions: prices, availability, "do you take big dogs?"
- It books the appointment onto your calendar and texts you a summary.
Three steps. Nothing about your setup changes.
Tell us about your business
A five-minute setup form: your services, your prices, your hours, how you book.
We build Grace around it
It learns your prices and your calendar, and we test it hard before you ever put it on the phone. Usually live within 72 hours.
Forward your number
One carrier setting, and we do it together on a ten-minute go-live call. Keep your number, keep your booking software. Turn forwarding off and everything is back the way it was.
We connect Grace to whichever calendar your system already syncs to. If yours doesn’t sync, we set aside reserved booking windows during setup so nothing gets double-booked.
You don't have to take our word for it.
Every statistic below is verified against its original source.
62%
of calls to small businesses went unanswered when researchers monitored 85 businesses' lines for a month.
411 Locals study, 2016
78%
of consumers have taken their business elsewhere after failing to reach a company by phone.
CallRail survey of 1,000 U.S. consumers, 2025
1
extra booking
a week
×
$130
average
mobile groom
=
$6,760
a year
Two or three saved bookings a month and it's paid for itself. Everything past that was going to voicemail.
Honest math, not a study: $130 average mobile groom per Wag'n Tails' industry survey; "one extra booking a week" is an assumption, so adjust it for your own phone log. What Grace costs depends on how much it actually talks, and your real number shows up during the free two weeks, before you pay anything.
Try it free for two weeks.
Free 2-week trial
The clock starts at go-live, not signup. See your real call volume and your real monthly number before you pay anything.
$497 setup, waived
Waived when you start with the trial. (It's a real fee: skip the trial or need custom integration work and it applies.)
Then $57/month plus 75¢ per minute
It only bills talk-time: the minutes it's actually on the phone for you.
We don't bill you for spam calls
Robocalls and wrong numbers are on us. You're only billed for real conversations, roughly 30 seconds of actual interaction or more.
Cancel anytime
Month-to-month. Cancel during the trial and you pay nothing at all.
It only bills while it's actually talking. A receptionist bills you for 40 hours whether the phone rings or not, and she's gone nights and weekends. Grace covers all 168 hours and you pay for maybe four of them.
Card goes on file at the end of setup. $0 today; billing starts day 15.
Fair questions, straight answers.
Rather talk to a human first? Book a setup chat.
A short call with Matthew: your prices, your services, your phone setup, and any question you've got. If it's a fit, we build Grace and switch it on together. The free two weeks stands either way.