Paste your list, record a 20-second message, and we call every customer about the payment, appointment, or class that’s due. You get back one list: who’s paying, who’s coming, and who wants a call back.

“Hi Sarah, it’s Mike at Lakeside Dental. Just confirming your cleaning on Thursday, October ninth, at ten thirty. Press 1 if that still works. Press 2 if you need to reschedule and want a call back. Press 9 to stop these calls.”Sample script — dental office
Sample call. Names and businesses are made up. The call opens in your voice — your greeting, your name and your business — and the details for each person are read by a clear assistant voice.
Names, cell numbers, amounts, dates — straight from Excel or Google Sheets. We find the columns.
20 seconds in your own voice. Hear it on a test call to your phone first — not charged.
Live results, the call-back list first, and an Excel download.
A meta-analysis of appointment-reminder studies found that reminders — telephone reminders in particular — improve attendance.
Example math, not a customer result: if one $150 appointment shows up instead of no-showing because of the call, the $19 run has paid for itself almost eight times over.

Pick the job (appointment, payment due, or class), paste your list and type your business name. You see the script with every name, amount and date filled in before anything goes out.
Record 20 seconds on your phone or keep our standard voice. Call your own number to hear it (not charged). Pick now or tomorrow 10 AM, pay, and the calls go out.
Your results page fills in as calls complete: answered, pressed 1, pressed 2, asked to stop, no answer. The call-back list is at the top. Download Excel, or turn on the monthly plan when you’re ready.
“Hi Sarah, it’s Mike at Lakeside Dental. Just confirming your cleaning on Thursday, October ninth, at ten thirty. Press 1 if that still works. Press 2 if you need to reschedule and want a call back. Press 9 to stop these calls.”
“Hi Dan, it’s Carla at Summit Heating and Air. Your invoice of three hundred forty dollars is due on Friday, October tenth. Press 1 if you’ll have it in by then. Press 2 if you’d like a call back. Press 9 to stop these calls.”
“Hi Priya, it’s Luis at Bright Path Tutoring. Session’s on Tuesday, October seventh, at four P.M. Press 1 if you’re coming. Press 2 if you can’t make it and want a call back. Press 9 to stop these calls.”
Up to 100 answered calls, in your voice, results in Excel.
300 answered calls · extra calls 25¢ each · cancel anytime.
Sales tax added at checkout where it applies. You pay per answered call — no charge for numbers that don’t pick up.
By starting, you confirm your customers gave prior express consent to receive automated calls from your business.