Mike is your AI phone guy. He answers every call to your shop, books the job, takes the details, and texts you the summary, so you can keep wrenching and stop losing work to voicemail.
Your guys are in the bays. The counter is slammed. The phone rings out, and the customer calls the next shop on Google.
Your techs can't stop mid-job with greasy hands. Your service writer already has two people at the counter. The call goes to voicemail, and most callers just hang up.
A brake job, a check-engine diag, a fleet account with ten vans. Every one starts with a phone call. If you don't pick up, somebody else does.
You close at 6. People call at 7, 8, 9, and all weekend. Every one of those calls is a job you never hear about.
No new phone system. No software to learn. You keep your shop number.
Forward your shop number to Mike when you're busy, after hours, or all the time. You pick.
He greets callers with your shop name, finds out what they need, books the job, and takes every detail.
Every call lands in your phone and your dashboard: who called, what they drive, what they need. Reply A, B, or C and Mike handles the rest.
Oil changes, brakes, diagnostics, "is my truck ready?" Mike takes all of it. He doesn't send callers somewhere else. He gets the job on your board.
Save Mike in your phone. Say "Hey Siri, text Mike" from under the truck. When a customer calls about their car, Mike already has the answer.
Six tabs. That's it. Built for a shop owner, not an IT guy.
| Time | Caller | Vehicle | Needs | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 7:42 AM | Dave Martinez | 2019 F-150 | Check engine light | Booked 8 AM |
| 8:15 AM | Lisa Chen | 2017 Camry | Is it ready? | Told ready 3 PM |
| 9:03 AM | Pacific Plumbing | 3 Transit vans | Fleet service | Call back |
| 10:27 AM | Carlos Ramírez | 2020 Silverado | Brake quote | Requested |
| 11:50 AM | Angela Brooks | 2015 Accord | Oil change | Booked Thu |
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Your calendar lives in the dashboard. Nothing to hook up. Set your bays and hours, and Mike only offers times you actually have.
A morning "Here's your day" email and an end-of-day wrap-up. Turn each one on or off and pick the time.
The morning recap can go out any time from 6 to 9 AM.
Choose from a lineup of voices, each with his or her own name: men and women, younger and older, plus Spanish. Tap one to hear it greet callers with your shop's name. Want two? Let them share the phone, every other call or by time of day.
Voice names and samples are placeholders until the voices are picked.
No more sticky notes or "what was his name again?"
Name, number, and the best time to reach them.
Year, make, model, and mileage. VIN if they have it.
What they need: repair, maintenance, quote, or a status check.
Every word written down and searchable, so nothing gets lost. No audio is stored.
Try Mike free for 14 days on your real shop calls.
$997/month + $197 one-time setup · Mike works 24/7/365
Questions? Email [email protected]
No. You keep your shop number and forward it to Mike when you want him answering.
No. Mike only answers incoming calls. When a customer needs a callback, he texts you, and you reply A, B, or C or call them yourself.
Mike takes their info and texts you right away so you can call them back.
Yes. Spanish callers get Mike in Spanish.
No. He only offers open slots on your calendar. Out of the box, every booking waits for you to confirm it.
14 days free on your real shop calls. Questions first? Email us.