Seven features, one Iris.

Seven. The AI Receptionist, AI Voice, and AI Web Chat answer. AI Calendar and AI SMS act. AI CRM remembers. The Context Engine sits under all of them and holds one picture of your business.

Most owners start with the AI Receptionist. The unanswered call is usually the costliest leak and the easiest to measure. Once calls get answered, booking, follow-up, and the record come with it.

The AI Receptionist is the job: it greets the caller, works out what they need, and books the job or sends it to the right person. AI Voice is how it sounds on the phone: natural speech instead of a keypad menu. Most owners turn on both, and they share the same setup.

Yes. Each feature works on its own. AI Web Chat reads the same Context Engine, so it answers the way your business would from day one. If you add the phone later, it already knows everything chat learned.

It books straight into the calendar you already use, with your real availability, hours, and service area. Customers pick a time that works while they’re still on the call or in the chat, and the booking lands on your calendar like any other.

It doesn’t have to. AI CRM keeps the full record of every call, chat, and text inside iris, and it can hand clean records to the CRM you already use, like HubSpot or GoHighLevel. If you don’t have a CRM yet, it can be the one.

It doesn’t guess. It takes down the details and sends the conversation to the right person on your team. It also flags the question, so you can teach iris the answer once and every feature knows it next time.

Plans start at $250 a month. Month-to-month, no long-term contract, and a 14-day free trial.