Evarmont is an AI receptionist for businesses that run on appointments. It answers your business line, books against your real availability, and leaves a record your team can review, so a missed call stops being a missed customer.
The receptionist picks up during opening hours and after them, greets callers as your business, and speaks English, Spanish and Turkish when you enable them. It knows your services, your locations and the facts you approve, and it says so plainly when a question falls outside them.
It never invents a price, an opening hour or a policy. If the answer is not in what you gave it, it tells the caller and offers the next step.
Callers get real open times, not guesses. The receptionist offers the alternatives your rules allow, books the one the caller picks, and reads it back. A caller can change or cancel with their booking reference, and a reschedule only releases the old slot once the new one is confirmed.
If two callers ask for the same slot at the same moment, one booking commits and the other is offered fresh times. Nothing is double-booked.
During hours a caller can be transferred to your staff. After hours, or when a transfer does not connect, the receptionist queues a callback inside the calling windows you set, with a recorded consent basis, and every attempt is logged.
Each call leaves a transcript, a timeline and an outcome in the console: booked, callback scheduled, needs review. Owners, admins and managers can read transcripts; other roles never receive the text.
Plans start at $299 a month and differ only in the call minutes included. Every plan runs the whole product, and a 7-day trial includes 60 call minutes.
A voice assistant that answers your business phone in place of, or alongside, a person at the front desk. Evarmont's answers questions from the facts you approve, books appointments against your real availability, and hands a caller to your team when they need a person.
Yes if they ask. The receptionist says cheerfully that it is an automated assistant; it never claims to be a person.
Businesses that live by the calendar: med spas, salons and clinics first, then dental and medical practices, home services, and restaurants taking reservations and phone orders.
See where it can lead, and what your team can review afterward.