Instant first response
Answered on the first ring at any hour, so the caller who would have hung up at 9:42 on a Friday is talking to you instead of your competitor.
Nobody’s picking up. Pickup answers every call, qualifies the lead, and texts you what it’s worth — 24/7.

I’ve got your address, someone’s on their way.
Thank god someone picked up.
Built for the calls your business cannot afford to miss.
A voice that sounds real.
A system that knows your business.
A report that tells you what it’s worth.
Pickup isn't a voice bot. It learns your business, captures the whole intake, and tells you what every call was worth.
No queue, no hold music, no overflow service to apologise for. Ten callers at once get the same answer as one.

Name, job type, urgency, callback number — captured on the record while the caller is still talking, not typed up after the fact.

Every call lands with a dollar figure attached, and the running total never resets.

Type or say a correction — a closure, a new policy, who's covering for who — and it's answering that way on the very next call.

Hear how it handles a real caller before a real caller ever reaches it, and correct anything that sounds wrong.

Pickup helps your business answer faster, qualify better, and turn every call into a clear next step.
Answered on the first ring at any hour, so the caller who would have hung up at 9:42 on a Friday is talking to you instead of your competitor.
Every call is scored and tagged while it happens — urgency, matter, whether they are shopping around — so you know which three to return first.
When a call needs a person, it arrives with the whole conversation attached. Nobody has to ask the caller to start over.
Describe how you answer the phone and Pickup writes the receptionist. No prompt engineering, no scripting tool, no implementation call.
No blank canvas, no flow builder, no prompt to write. You answer questions out loud and it builds itself.
Pickup reads your site and comes back with your services, your hours and how you describe yourselves — so it never asks you something you have already published.
It interviews you for about five minutes: what counts as urgent, what you turn away, what a new customer is worth. You correct it as you go.
Choose a new number or forward your existing one. From then on every call comes back as a record with a figure attached.
A real phone call to your real phone. Choose the job you would hand it — the questions it asks, the manner it asks them in, and the record it hands back all follow from that.
Pickup will call you in a few seconds.
PickupThanks for calling — I can take a few details and make sure the right person gets back to you. What's going on?
CallerI've been waiting three days on a quote and nobody's called me back.
PickupThat's frustrating, and I'm sorry. Let me get this in front of someone today. Can I take your name and the best number?
CallerDana Whitfield. 306-555-0148.
PickupThanks Dana. Is there a time this afternoon that's better for a call back?
CallerAfter three, ideally.
PickupNoted — after three, marked urgent given you've already waited. Someone will call you.
No connector to configure and nothing to finish before Pickup is useful. The record arrives complete the moment the caller hangs up.
In build — not connected yet
JobberHome services
SlackTeam messagingNeither is connected today, and Pickup does not need them to be useful — the intake still arrives by email and text either way.
Pickup arrives already knowing how your trade takes an intake, what counts as urgent, and what it must never say.
Live today — full intake, urgency rules and cost model
Knowledge written, intake schema in build
These have the triage rules and the vocabulary written, and no intake schema behind them yet — so there is nothing to pick. Don’t see yours? We write the pack rather than hand you a blank builder.
Pickup gives you visibility, rules, and human handoff options, so automation stays safe and aligned with your business.
Simple plans for businesses that want to answer faster, qualify better, and stop losing calls.
Small businesses testing Pickup for after-hours and overflow calls.
Businesses that want full call coverage and integrations.
A full-time legal receptionist runs about $50,000 a year, and answers the phone for a third of the week. Pickup starts at $149 a month, flat.
BLS 43-6012 legal secretaries & administrative assistants, ~$50k/yr median, loaded to $28/hr.