Never miss a no-start call.
No-starts, dead batteries and warning lights: BayRobin answers every call, flags the ones that can't be driven in, and books the rest with the year, make and model already on the job.
A written example of how a call goes. A real recording is on its way.
The phone rings when the counter is full.
I'm deep in a wiring harness when the phone rings.
The receptionist answers every call and books it.
A stranded caller needs an answer now.
Won't-start calls get your earliest time or your on-call person.
Diagnosis estimates go cold.
Estimates get reminders on day 2, 5 and 10.
It answers, asks the right questions and books
Callers say what's going on and the receptionist does the rest: the year, make and model, the mileage if they know it, whether they'll wait or drop it off, and a time that works. It knows your job types, like battery and starting problems, check-engine lights and A/C repair, and the price ranges you set.
- Answers 24/7 with your shop's name, and asks what's wrong, the year, make and model, and whether they'll wait.
- Books real open times from your team's calendars, and never guesses at a diagnosis.
- Texts both of you: the customer gets a confirmation, you get the job, the number and the recording.
A caller who hangs up still hears from you
When a call slips through, they get a text from your shop before they call the next one.
- Within a minute of a missed call, from your shop, in your words.
- Replies land in your inbox, with a link to book an open time.
- STOP honored automatically.
Estimate it, get paid, get the review
Send options from the job, text the customer when the car's ready with a pay link, and ask for a Google review once they've paid.
- Estimates service by service that the customer approves by text, with their name.
- Reminders on day 2, 5 and 10 until they reply or answer.
- Ready for pickup texts the total and a pay-by-card link.
Put it in front of your phone today
Keep your shop software
Forward the calls you can't answer. We book the appointment and text you the details.
Your number stays yours
Forward your existing line, or get a new local number for the receptionist.
Every call on record
Recording, transcript and a short summary on each job.
From the phone call to the car leaving the lot
Answered
The receptionist picks up with your shop's name and asks what the vehicle needs.
Booked
It offers open times, notes wait or drop-off, and books the appointment.
Confirmed
The customer gets a text; you get the job with the vehicle and the recording.
Ready
One tap on Ready for pickup texts the total and a link to pay by card.
Frequently asked
What about a car that won't start?
It marks the call urgent, suggests they don't drive the vehicle, and either books your earliest open time or transfers the call to whoever is on call, whichever you choose in Settings. If you can't see it soon, it takes a message so you can arrange a tow.
Will it diagnose the problem or quote a repair?
No. It never guesses what's wrong. It tells the caller a technician will inspect the vehicle and call before doing any work. The only prices it gives are the ranges you set for each job type.
Do I have to stop using my shop software?
No. Forward the calls you can't answer to BayRobin. It books the appointment and texts you the details. There's no live connection to Tekmetric, Shopmonkey or Mitchell yet.
Does it do digital inspections or order parts?
Inspections, yes: techs mark each item green, yellow or red with notes and photos, and the customer sees it with the estimate. There's no parts ordering or labor guide.
Does the caller know it's AI?
It introduces itself as your shop's virtual receptionist and says the call may be recorded. If asked, it says it's AI, and it never claims to be a person.
What does it cost?
Free until your first 10 booked jobs. Then plans start at $149 a month with every feature included, AI call minutes through credits, and no contract or setup fee.
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Stop losing repair orders to voicemail
Set up takes about ten minutes. Free until your first 10 booked jobs.