An outsourced receptionist service covers every channel your customers actually use, around the clock, without adding anyone to payroll. Hiring one in-house means payroll, training, and one person covering one channel during business hours.
30 minutes, no pitch. If your gap is small, you will be told that.
Only the first one needs anything from you, and it takes a single conversation.
Your hours, your services, your prices, the questions callers and messagers actually ask, and the things a receptionist should never say.
It gets written to sound like your front desk rather than a script, texting back short and natural instead of the long AI-sounding paragraphs people have learned to spot.
A message on any channel gets a real answer in seconds, the same coverage a full-time receptionist gives you, minus the payroll and the sick days.
Once the caller is qualified they get booked, instead of a note left for someone to call back later.
This is built for businesses that get more messages than calls, and don't want to hire and train someone just to keep up with them.
Hiring someone to sit and monitor messages all day costs a full salary for one channel. This answers every channel your customers actually use, priced around your message volume instead of a headcount.
Now count last month's unanswered messages, and the decision usually makes itself.
| Option | After hours | Answers your busiest channel | Monthly cost |
|---|---|---|---|
| Nobody checking | No | No | Free, and it shows |
| You checks when free | No | Rarely | Time pulled off other work |
| Extra hire to monitor messages | No | While on shift | Payroll |
| Basex8 | Yes | Yes | $67 first month |
It's one call with no pitch, and you'll come away knowing more about your business either way.
No pitch, just a conversation. Pick a time that works and tell us a little about your business.