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Does it answer my phone?

No. It answers the people reading your website and your ServiceFront page, like the homeowner with a furnace that won't start comparing three shops at 11pm. If your jobs mostly come in by phone, an answering service or an AI phone receptionist is the right buy, and ServiceFront runs fine next to either.

Can it tell a no-heat emergency from a tune-up?

That's the first thing it sorts out. No heat in freezing weather or a gas smell gets flagged as an emergency, and the customer gets one safe step to take right now. Emergencies skip the free plan's monthly cap, so they're emailed to you even after your first 5 leads. A spring tune-up gets a normal answer and a normal lead.

Will it answer repair-or-replace questions?

It explains what usually drives that call, like the unit's age and what the repair involves. It won't quote a replacement price you haven't confirmed, and it takes the customer's details so you can look at the unit yourself.

What does it cost a small HVAC shop?

Nothing to start. The free plan answers on your site, emails you your first 5 leads a month, and emergencies even past that. Basic is $59 a month flat for every lead, with no per-minute meter. One saved service call covers the month.

How long does it take to set up?

Minutes. Paste your website link and we read your site page by page to build a front desk that already knows your business. No DNS changes, no integrations, no setup call.