A hair salon books a balayage
Maria wants Saturday morning. Mia takes the request, checks her number and tells her the price.
Mia for Luna Hair Studio
Your hands are in a client’s hair when the phone rings. Spark Receptionist answers, books the color or the cut, and tells you who to call back — in English or Spanish.

New client. Wants Saturday morning. Asked the price (from $220). Call her back to set the time.
Maria wants Saturday morning. Mia takes the request, checks her number and tells her the price.
Mia for Luna Hair Studio
One polite goodbye in seconds, and the number is blocked for good.
Mia for Luna Hair Studio
Your phone rings like always. If you don’t pick up, she answers on the first ring — day, night, weekends and holidays.
She gets the service, the day and time, the name and number, and tells the caller how you’ll confirm.
Questions for you, callbacks, vendors — written down clearly with the best number to call back.
Robocalls, “Google listing” scams and sales pitches get one polite goodbye, and the number is blocked.
For a true emergency she connects the caller to your cell — after she has their name, number and reason.
She switches to Spanish the moment the caller does. Perfect for South Florida.
7 days free, no card. Every plan includes every feature.
Billed monthly
100 minutes a month
For a quiet phone. About 60 to 80 calls a month.
Billed monthly
300 minutes a month
For a busy shop. About 200 calls a month.
Billed monthly
700 minutes a month
For the busiest phones. About 450 calls a month.
She takes the booking request — service, day, time, name and number — and you confirm. Many salon owners like to call the client back personally; you choose call-back or text in the app.
Yes. She says your prices exactly as you write them, including “from” prices. If a price isn’t listed, she takes a message instead of guessing.
Yes. You keep your number. You set your phone to forward the calls you don’t answer to your receptionist — it takes about a minute, and we show you how for your phone and carrier. Or use a new local number just for her.
No. She uses OpenAI’s newest real-time voice, the most natural one we’ve heard. Listen to the real calls on this page, or talk to her yourself right now.
Yes, and that’s on purpose. She introduces herself as your virtual assistant and lets callers know the call is recorded. If someone asks whether she’s a real person, she says honestly that she’s an AI assistant.
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