By CopperBell · Coquitlam, BC

Your phone, answered. As you.

An assistant that speaks in your own voice, hears how your caller sounds, and books the job — every call, day and night. It introduces itself honestly on every call. Your customers are never fooled, and never missed.

Web first, iOS and Android next — your number stays yours. Voicemail retires.
Always discloses it's an assistant Owner-consented voice, deleted on request Built on de-escalation practice Recordings & transcripts you can verify
One engine, two doors

Built for one owner. Ready for a thousand.

For your business

The app — a simple desk goes live in about 10 minutes

Electricians, plumbers, realtors, clinics, salons. Tell it what you do, what it may say about money, and how you actually talk. Record three takes of your voice. Test it until you trust it. Then forward your missed calls and sleep. Multiple crews, dispatch, CRM rules? That is a guided setup with us, not a ten-minute form — or the Professional Division.

  • Your own voice, or a stock one — your choice, your consent
  • Books into your calendar, texts you every call with the recording
  • Free to try. Then $299/mo. Cancel anytime — forwarding off in one call
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Professional division

For brokerages, groups & enterprises

The same engine, operated the way large organizations require: central script and compliance control across every seat, audit-ready call records, service-level agreements, and deployment through your own device management — not the public store.

  • Brokerages & franchises: one standard, every agent's own voice
  • Clinic groups: privacy-first flows, minimum collection by design
  • Banks & enterprises: pilot programs with your risk team at the table
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How it works

Three steps. No new number to advertise.

01

Teach it your business

A ten-minute wizard: your services, the only prices it may ever quote, your hours, your boundaries. Then polish the script until it sounds like you — because it will be you.

02

Try to break it

Call it. Be the panicked customer. Fish for a made-up price. Ask if it's a robot. Every test lands on your phone as the same summary your real calls will send. Go live only when you can't break it.

03

Forward and forget

Your carrier forwards missed and after-hours calls. The decline button becomes the send-to-assistant button. Every call comes back to you as a summary, a recording, and — when it earned one — a booking.

Why it's different

It hears how your caller sounds — not just what they say.

Most phone bots read a transcript. The panic never reaches them. FrontDesk is built the other way: the caller's actual audio reaches the model, and the response follows the research — it slows and steadies when a call sounds urgent, stays brisk for a booking, and lets you hear the smile in a goodbye. It adapts to how a call sounds; it never claims to read minds.

The polite AI. It introduces itself as an assistant on every call, speaks a voice its owner consented to, hands humans the hard calls, and never pretends. We think the next era belongs to AI your customers don't resent.
Calm-Lead — for the 2 a.m. call

Meets the caller's energy, then leads it down: slower, lower, safety first, one reassurance — the technique dispatchers and crisis lines train for years.

Competent — for everyday business

Brisk, specific, confident on prices and windows. Research ties measured pace and firm endings to perceived competence — so that's how it quotes.

Warm-Close — for the goodbye

A smile is audible. Bookings confirm warmly, and callers hang up feeling handled, not processed.

Who it's for

Every business that lives by its phone

ElectriciansPlumbing & HVAC Realtors — residential & commercialDental & clinics Salons & studiosLawyers AccountantsProperty managers

Each profession gets its own playbook — because a realtor's 9 p.m. buyer and an electrician's sparking panel are different calls, and your assistant knows it.

The name

The first phone call ever made was a call for an assistant.

March 10, 1876. Alexander Graham Bell spills battery acid, leans into his machine, and says the first words ever carried by wire, to his assistant in the next room: "Mr. Watson, come here. I want to see you."

A century and a half later the wire is invisible, and the assistant is finally on the right end of it. Copper carried every call since. A bell announced every one of them. And on every desk that ever meant business sat a small copper-bright bell with a sign that said ring for service.

CopperBell is that bell, answering itself. In your own voice, hearing how the caller sounds, honest that it is an assistant on every single call. FrontDesk is its first product.

Pricing

One saved job pays the month

FrontDesk

$299 /mo CAD

24/7 answering in a premium stock voice · bookings, summaries, recordings · per-profession playbook · cancel anytime.

Free trial — no charge until it proves itself

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FrontDesk · Your Voice

$399 /mo CAD

Everything in FrontDesk, answered in your own consented voice, with tone-adaptive delivery. The business sounds like its owner — calm at 2 a.m., every time.

The flagship

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Professional Division

Custom

Multi-seat, central control, audit and compliance, SLAs, managed deployment. For brokerages, franchises, clinic groups, and enterprises.

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