The call you miss is the order you lose.

An AI receptionist that answers your phone and your website — on top of whatever till and back office you already run. It takes the order from your own price list, at your own prices, and hands a caller to a real person the moment they ask.

It never touches your till. It reads a price list and gives you a ticket.

Try it yourself

Talk to a real one, right now

Tony's Pizza is a pretend pizzeria with a real 34-item menu. The receptionist below is the same software your shop would get — it has never been told what to say about this page, only what is on the menu.

Ask it these

The third one is the one worth watching.

“How much is a large pepperoni, and do you do wings?”Real items at real prices, read off the menu.
“Two of those for pickup, name’s Sam, 865-555-0134.”It reads the order back with the total and proposes a time from the kitchen’s lead time.
“Do you host birthday parties?”It does not know, so it says a team member will follow up — instead of inventing an answer. This is the part shopkeepers actually worry about.
“Can I get a chicken tikka masala?”It will tell you it is a pizzeria. It never sells something the shop does not have.

The receptionist is on this page

Look for the “Ask Tony's Pizza” button in the corner of your screen. It works on a phone — which is where your customers call from.

What happens to the order

Every order and question becomes a ticket, with the whole conversation attached, routed to whoever should see it — the counter, the kitchen, or the owner. Nothing is lost because the phone was busy.

What it does

Answers your phone and takes orders from your own price list
The same receptionist on your website, as one line of code
Answers questions from what you told it, and says so when it does not know
Hands a caller to a real person on request
Every call and order as a ticket you can read back

What it does not do yet

Book a slot in a calendar — it takes the request and tells your staff
Call anybody back — it answers, it does not dial out
Know what is out of stock, unless your stock counts reach us
SMS or WhatsApp

We would rather you read this here than find it out in week two.

DAXAgent$129/mo$199

$129 a month for the first 50 businesses, and it stays $129 for as long as you stay subscribed.

500 phone minutes a month included, then $0.15 a minute. No setup fee, no contract, and no commission on anything you sell.

Keep the till and the back office you already run — whatever they are. The receptionist works on top of them.

Not open yet — join the list

We are finishing it now and taking the first businesses on a few at a time, because each menu gets loaded properly. Tell us what you do and how your phone goes unanswered, and we will come to you with a date.