The elite Maria · limited release
Maria Answers your phone. Maria Assistant runs your office.
Talk to her like your own assistant — by voice, any time. She knows your calendar, your customers, and your numbers, and she actually gets things done: books and moves appointments, takes care of follow-ups, and gives you your day in one sentence.
A full-time office manager costs $3,000–$7,000 a month. Maria never sleeps, never quits, and is ready on day one.
Your whole back office, handled — by voice.
Just ask. She’s wired into your calendar, your CRM, and every call Maria takes — so she answers honestly and acts on the spot.
Your numbers, on demand
“How many jobs did we book this week? How many clients do we have?” She reads the real figures — never guesses.
Runs your calendar
“What’s my day? Book John for Tuesday at 2. Move my 9am to Thursday.” Booked, moved, or cancelled — out loud, confirmed back.
Handles the follow-through
“Text the Johnsons they’re confirmed. Add Sarah to my CRM.” The little tasks that fall through the cracks — done.
Your morning brief
Every morning she texts you the day: what’s booked, what came in overnight, what needs you. No dashboard to check.
Knows every call
She’s read every call Maria answered — “catch me up on the Ramirez call” — so nothing gets lost.
Pull up anyone
“What’s John’s number? Pull up the Johnson contact.” She finds them in your CRM in a second.
The same Maria — leveled up.
Maria Answers is your receptionist. Maria Assistant is your office manager — and she includes everything Answers does.
Answers the phone
- Picks up every call in your name
- Books the job, takes a message
- Texts you every call
- Connects to your calendar & CRM
Runs the whole office
- Everything Maria Answers does, included
- Talk to her by voice — she reads your numbers & customers
- Books, reschedules & cancels for you
- Handles follow-ups, texts, and your morning brief
Just say it.
Limited release
Put Maria on your whole office.
A fraction of what a full-time office manager costs — and she’s ready the day you turn her on. We’re onboarding a limited group first.