Sayora

What is Sayora?

Sayora is an AI receptionist for small UK businesses. When you cannot pick up, it answers in a warm British voice, handles common questions, captures enquiry details, and books jobs into your calendar. You get a text or email summary after each call, plus recordings and transcripts in the app.

Top Features:

• Always on: picks up diverted calls day and night with no per-minute charges.
• Calendar booking: checks real availability mid-call and books slots in Google Calendar.
• Call screening: politely turns away cold callers so only real enquiries reach you.

Use Cases:

• Trades: plumbers and electricians capture new jobs while their hands are busy.
• Estate agencies: collect viewing and valuation requests from callers outside office hours.
• Car dealers: log test-drive requests with caller details for the sales team.

Who Can Use Sayora?

• Sole traders: stop losing work to voicemail while you are on a job.
• Office teams: cover lunch breaks, evenings, and weekends without hiring extra staff.
• Service firms: swap a pricey human answering service for one flat fee.

Pricing

• Demo (free): build and test-call your receptionist before claiming it, no card needed.
• Free trial (7 days): starts on claiming, with no charge until the week is over.
• Early access (£49 per month): unlimited minutes, a dedicated UK landline, calendar booking, and spam screening.

Pros and Cons

Pros:

• Flat pricing: one monthly fee covers unlimited minutes, with no setup fee or contract.
• Honest: it tells new callers it is an AI before helping them.
• Same number: callers keep using your usual number through simple call forwarding.

Cons:

• UK only: it is built around UK numbers and British voices only.
• No live transfer: urgent callers cannot be put through to a person mid-call.
• Few calendars: booking works only with Google Calendar and Cal.com right now.

FAQs:

1) Does it say it is an AI?

Yes, it introduces itself as an AI receptionist to first-time callers.

2) Can I keep my number?

Yes, you forward calls from your current number to a dedicated UK line.

3) What if it cannot answer?

It says so, takes the caller's details, and flags the question for you.

4) Is there a contract?

No, billing is month to month and you can cancel anytime.

5) Which calendars are supported?

Google Calendar and Cal.com work today, with more calendars on the way.