AnswerVan.com

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Rosie is a receptionist. We are a dispatcher for the van.

Rosie is a fine generic receptionist. Booking and transfers are $149. A one-van shop does not need a receptionist. They need someone who takes the job and holds the caller.

A tradesman wiping his hands and reading a job ticket text beside an open van at dusk.
AnswerVanRosie
Sticker$39/mo$49/mo; booking + transfers $149
Included250 answered minutes. Extra hour $15.250 minutes on Professional
Built forOne-van plumbers, electricians, HVACAny small business
On the callA dispatcher for your tradeGeneric receptionist trained on your website
After the callYou get the ticket. They get a hold text.Summary + optional appointment link
Calendar / transferNo. You’re on the tools.The $149 plan

If you have a website, a booking widget, and someone who can take a transfer, Rosie is in its lane. If the cell on the van is the business line, a website-trained receptionist is the wrong voice. A burst pipe is not “how can I direct your call.”

AnswerVan.com picks up like the shop, in English or Spanish with no menu, texts you a runnable ticket, and texts the homeowner so they stop dialing. That last part is the wedge. Most of the category texts you and hopes the caller waits.

Questions shops actually ask

Is this “Rosie minus $10”?
No. Same-size minute bucket so the table is honest. The product is the hold and the trade voice, not the discount.
What if I want live transfer?
You want Rosie Scale, or a CSR. We will not invent a second tech to transfer to.

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