AI receptionist for Hoboken, NJ businesses

Hoboken packs restaurants, bars, fitness studios, salons, real estate offices and property managers into about a square mile, mostly on and around Washington Street. Staff are busy with the customers in front of them, and the phone loses. RaheemAI sets up Ava, an AI receptionist that answers missed and after-hours calls and emails you the details.

Keep your 201 or 551 number Β· Ava says she's an AI Β· 14-day free trial

Hudson Street Pilates (example)Ava Β· AI receptionist Β· phone call

Phone call Β· 6:05 PM Β· class in session

Thanks for calling Hudson Street Pilates. This is Ava, the studio's AI assistant. How can I help?

Do you have intro classes for beginners?

We do. I can share the intro options the studio gave me and request a spot for you. Are weekday evenings or weekend mornings better?

Example call. The studio is made up.

Sound like Hoboken?

The calls you can't get to still matter.

  • Instructors and stylists can't answer mid-class or mid-cut
  • Restaurant phones ring hardest during the dinner rush
  • Tenants in older buildings call about maintenance at night
  • New residents arrive all year and call around before choosing
What Ava does

What Ava does for Hoboken businesses

Books classes and appointments

Studios and salons get intro-class and appointment requests booked where your calendar connects, or captured for you.

Takes pickup orders and reservations

During the rush, using your menu and rules, emailed to you.

Sorts tenant calls

For property managers she captures the unit, the problem and urgency, following your emergency rules.

Answers the local questions

Parking, the nearest PATH entrance, accessibility and hours, only in the words you approve.

Emails you the details

Each call ends with a summary in your inbox.

Says she's an AI

Ava introduces herself as the business's AI assistant on every call.

Good to know

What Ava won't do

Ava won't invent availability, prices or policies, and she won't promise a repair time for a tenant. Anything she can't answer from your approved script is captured and sent to you. For health and fitness businesses, she doesn't give medical or injury advice.

Getting started

Three steps. We do the setup.

1

Free missed-lead check

We call or message your business like a customer would, after hours or at a busy time, and show you exactly what they experience.

2

We set it up for you

We learn your services, hours and booking rules, and set up your assistant. You keep your phone number and the tools you already use.

3

Try it free for 14 days

See how it handles real calls and messages. No credit card. If it isn't helping, you walk away. After that, it's $249/month, month to month. See pricing.

FAQ

Questions Hoboken owners ask

Can Ava tell callers about parking?

Yes, in your words. Hoboken parking is a common question, so many businesses add a short answer about nearby garages or street parking to Ava's script.

Does it work for small studios?

Yes. Ava answers when instructors are teaching and requests or books spots based on your rules.

Can I keep my 201 number?

Yes. Forward only busy, unanswered or after-hours calls.

Do you work with Hoboken property managers?

Yes. See our property management page for how Ava handles maintenance and leasing calls.

Hear Ava for yourself.

Talk to Ava, our live demo AI receptionist, right from your browser. The demo is set up for a sample real estate office, so you can hear how she sounds, how she asks questions and how she tells callers she's an AI. Then we'll set her up for your business. Demo calls are recorded.

Or call +1 551-212-8357

Free missed-lead check

See what your customers see.

Add your website and we'll email you an instant snapshot: a read-only check of how easy your site makes it for a new customer to reach you. Then, if you'd like, we'll place a test call or inquiry and show you what a customer would have experienced. No cost and no obligation.

β€” A.R., founder

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