Virtual Receptionist
The Virtual Receptionist
That Answers on the First Ring.
Voksha answers your calls, qualifies the caller and books the appointment 24/7 in 200+ languages, from $14/month billed per call. No per-minute meter, no hold queue, no after-hours premium.
Virtual Receptionist Services
By Industry & Need.
See how an AI virtual receptionist compares with an outsourced human service for your business, hour and budget.
Virtual Receptionist Pricing
Human virtual receptionist services quote a low monthly base, then bill you per minute on top. Voksha charges $14/month for 15 calls and $1 per call after that, with nights, weekends and every language included.
Virtual Receptionist Companies
Most virtual receptionist companies sell the same thing with different minute bundles. The real decision in 2026 is whether you want a human queue billed per minute or an AI that answers on the first ring billed per call.
HVAC Virtual Receptionist
Furnace calls come at 11pm in January and AC calls come during the heatwave when every line is busy. Voksha answers on the first ring, sorts the emergency from the maintenance request, and books the job.
Real Estate Virtual Receptionist
A sign call you miss is a lead your competitor gets. Voksha answers every listing enquiry on the first ring, qualifies the caller, and books the showing directly into your calendar.
Salon Virtual Receptionist
You cannot answer the phone mid-colour. Voksha answers every booking call on the first ring, books the right service length with the right stylist, and fills the gap a cancellation just opened.
After Hours Virtual Receptionist
Most services charge 30 to 50% more for the hours you actually need covered. Voksha answers at 3am for the same $1 per call as 3pm, triages the emergency, and books the rest.
Virtual Receptionist for Small Business
A full-time receptionist costs more in a week than Voksha costs in a year. Every call answered, every lead captured, from $14/month with no per-minute meter.
Law Firm Virtual Receptionist
Legal callers contact several firms in one sitting and retain whoever answers first. Voksha answers on the first ring, runs your intake questions, and books the consultation before they dial the next firm.
Medical Virtual Receptionist
Patients call during their lunch break and after work, when your front desk is at its busiest or already gone. Voksha answers every call, books the appointment, and pages on-call for anything urgent.
Dental Virtual Receptionist
An unfilled hygiene slot is revenue you cannot recover. Voksha answers every call, books the right appointment length, and offers the cancelled slot to the next caller.
Plumbing Virtual Receptionist
A flooding customer calls until someone answers. Voksha answers on the first ring, confirms it is an emergency, captures the address and shut-off details, and reaches your on-call plumber.
Property Management Virtual Receptionist
Tenants call about heat, water and lockouts at every hour. Voksha answers each one, decides what is a genuine emergency, logs the work order, and only wakes your on-call staff when it should.
A virtual receptionist answers a business phone line from outside the office. It greets callers, answers routine questions, qualifies the enquiry, books appointments and routes urgent calls to the right person. Providers are either human-staffed services billed per minute, or AI receptionists such as Voksha billed per call.
Human virtual receptionist services typically start between $99 and $350 per month for a small block of minutes, then bill per minute above it, with a 30 to 50 percent premium for after-hours coverage. Voksha starts at $14 per month for 15 calls, charges $1 per additional call, and applies no after-hours or per-language surcharge.
An answering service mainly takes messages and forwards urgent calls. A virtual receptionist does more of a real front-desk job: following your call script, qualifying the caller, booking appointments into your calendar, and transferring to the right person. Voksha does both jobs on a single line.
On speed, coverage and consistency, AI wins: it answers on the first ring, works 24/7/365 at the same price, follows the identical script on every call, and handles 200+ languages. A human is still better on genuinely unusual conversations, which is why Voksha transfers those to your team on rules you define.
Yes. You forward the number already printed on your listings, vehicles and business cards. There is no port, no downtime, and removing the forward reverses the change instantly.
About five minutes. You forward your number, describe what your business does and how calls should be handled, connect your calendar, and the receptionist starts answering.
Ready to replace
the hold queue?
Set up in about five minutes, keep your existing number, and answer every call 24/7 from $14/month.