A phone system that knows who should pick up.
One cell phone can't run a growing company. We set up business numbers that ring the right people at the right hours, text back the calls nobody could take, and keep every conversation on the customer's record.
If your business number is your personal cell, your customers are calling you at dinner, and the ones you miss are gone.
Business Phone, built properly.
Numbers, routing, voicemail, two-way texting and missed-call text back.
Local and toll-free numbers
New numbers in the area codes you serve, or your existing number ported over so nothing changes for your customers.
Routing that matches your day
Office hours, ring groups, crew leads and after-hours rules, so calls reach someone who can actually help.
Missed-call text back
When a call can't be answered, the caller gets a text from your business within moments, which turns many missed calls into conversations.
Two-way business texting
Text customers from your business number, not your personal cell, with every thread saved on their record.
Voicemail to text
Voicemails arrive transcribed, so you can read them between jobs instead of listening in a loud truck.
Registered for business texting
We handle carrier registration (10DLC) for your texting, so your messages aren't filtered as spam.
What you get, shown on a made-up company.
Each example is built for a fictional business, with made-up names, (555) 010 numbers and the example.com domain. Yours is built around your own services, seasons and tools.
Example Plumbing Co.: Sorry we missed your call. Reply here with what's going on and we'll get right back to you. Reply STOP to opt out
What do unanswered calls cost you?
Put in your own numbers. The result is usually the strongest argument for answering every call.
Proof you can open right now.
A case study or a demo you can click, with made-up data where customers would be.
Texts, missed calls and voicemails in one inbox
Messages shows two-way texting from the business number, with missed calls and voicemails landing beside the texts. Make a customer reply STOP and texting shuts off for that number.
Open MessagesCRM demoThe phone settings
In Settings, open Communications: a phone menu that sends callers to the right business, the phones that ring, voicemail to the inbox and quiet hours that hold texts overnight.
Open SettingsWhat's in the build.
Everything is set up in your company's name. You own the accounts, the data and the work.
Get a free system quote- Number setup or porting
- Call routing and business-hours rules
- Ring groups and forwarding to cell phones
- Missed-call text back
- Two-way texting tied to the CRM
- Carrier registration for business texting
- Voicemail transcription
Business Phone for your trade.
Every trade books work differently. See how business phone fits yours.
Stop working with us, and this stays yours.
It's the same ownership list as on how pricing works, and it goes in writing on every quote.
- Your phone number, ported to you, not leased to you
- Every login, in a password manager you control
For comparison: Google's Voice terms (last modified October 12, 2026, read November 2026) say Google may release a Voice number after the user's license ends if the number wasn't ported to another provider first (section 8.5(b)(ii)).
Business Phone, answered.
Can I keep my current number?
In most cases, yes. Numbers can be ported from your current carrier. We handle the paperwork and timing so the switch doesn't drop calls. Port before you cancel anything: see what happens to your number when you cancel, from 18 vendors' terms.
What does a business phone system cost elsewhere?
As listed on the vendors' own pages on November 3, 2026: Google Voice business plans are $10, $20 and $30 a user a month, and a team also needs a Google Workspace plan, billed separately, listed from $7 a user before tax. Quo is $15, $23 or $35 a user a month billed annually, or $19, $33 or $47 monthly, plus $5 a month for each extra number. Grasshopper's pricing page lists plans starting at $14 a month. Business texting from a local number also needs carrier registration, which has its own fees; see 10DLC fees by vendor. We quote ours in writing.
What is 10DLC registration?
It's the registration US carriers require before a business can send texts from a standard local number. Unregistered business texts are increasingly filtered or blocked. We register your brand and use case so your messages are delivered.
Can my crew answer on their own phones?
Yes. Calls can ring an app or forward to cell phones, while the caller only ever sees your business number.
Can calls be recorded?
They can, but recording laws vary by state, and some states require everyone on the call to consent. We set up a clear notice where recording is used.
Business Phone compared with the alternatives.
Before you buy business phone from anyone, read these.
Sometimes the cheaper tool is the right one.
If one of these is you, buy it instead. We'd rather say so now than quote you something you don't need.
You're on your own and need a second number for calls
Google Voice Starter is $10 a month for one person (read November 2026). Its terms allow messages to be blocked when the service is used for bulk or automated messages (section 8.9), so it's the wrong tool for reminders and review requests.
A small team that will set up its own phone app
Quo is $15 a user a month billed annually, or $19 monthly (read November 2026).
Sources
- Google Workspace: Google Voice plans, read November 2026
- Google Workspace: Pricing, read November 2026
- Google Workspace: Service Specific Terms, last modified October 12, 2026, sections 8.5(b)(ii) and 8.9, read November 2026
- Quo: Pricing, read November 2026
- Grasshopper: Pricing, read November 2026
- Google Local Services Ads Help: How leads work, read November 2026
Find out what your leads really cost.
Get a free system quote: we look at your site, your Google profile, how your calls get answered and what you spend on leads, then put what we'd build and what it costs in writing.
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