No signup. No sales call. Just dial.
Talk to Maya. Right now.
The fastest way to evaluate an AI receptionist is to call one. Maya answers a demo med spa on a real phone line, 24/7—ask what a patient would ask, interrupt her, go quiet, try to stump her. Hear exactly what your callers would hear.
+1 (949) 541-4840A live demo med spa on a transcribed line. No audio is saved, transcripts are deleted within one day, and it isn’t connected to a real calendar—Maya says so honestly if you ask. Please don’t share real health information; in a real emergency, hang up and call 911.
Kick the tires
What to try asking
Maya runs on the same platform we configure for real clinics—built from an approved knowledge set, with hard boundaries around anything clinical. These prompts show off both.
What are your hours? Where do I park?
Routine questions get instant answers from the clinic’s approved information—no hold music, no voicemail.
How much is a facial?
She shares only the pricing the clinic chooses to publish, the way your front desk would.
I’d like to book a consult.
Maya captures what you want and when, then offers the clinic’s next step. The demo isn’t connected to a real calendar—nothing actually gets booked.
Are you an AI?
She tells the truth. No fake human act, no dodging—disclosure is part of the product.
Is Botox safe for me?
Suitability, dosing, and medication questions are declined and routed to providers. The AI never gives medical advice—on the demo or in production.
…say nothing for 20 seconds.
She checks in once, says one goodbye, and hangs up—so a dead line never ties up your phone.
After the call
What your staff would receive
In a real deployment, every conversation ends as a structured request your coordinator can act on in one read—not a voicemail to decode. An illustrative handoff:
- Caller
- Jordan (first name only on demo calls)
- Wants
- Filler consult — first visit, comparing providers
- Preferred time
- Weekday after 4 PM, next two weeks
- Handled
- Hours, parking, published consult pricing
- For staff
- Asked whether filler is safe with their medication — provider-only, needs callback
Illustrative example—not a real caller. Field layout is configured per clinic during scoping.
Straight answers
Demo questions, answered
Is the demo really live, or a recording?
It’s live. +1 (949) 541-4840 rings the same ClinicGreet platform we deploy for clinics, configured for a fictional med spa. Every call is a real conversation—ask it whatever a patient would ask a front desk.
Is my demo call recorded?
The greeting tells you the line is transcribed. No audio recording is saved, transcripts are deleted within one day, and feedback is reviewed only in aggregate to improve the demo. Please don’t share real health information on the demo line.
Can the demo book a real appointment?
No. The demo med spa is fictional and not connected to a real calendar, and Maya says so honestly if you ask. In a real deployment, booking and deposit actions depend on supported scheduler and payment integrations confirmed during launch scoping.
What happens if I ask a medical question?
Maya declines clinical questions—suitability, medication, dosing, side effects—and explains they belong with providers. In a real deployment those questions are captured, labeled provider-only, and routed to your staff. For emergencies, the direction is always 911.
How do I get this answering my clinic’s phone?
Start a 14-day paid pilot: one number, one clinic-approved knowledge set, one booking path. Public packages start at $299/month plus a $499 setup fee—full pricing here, and see what an AI receptionist costs for the honest breakdown.
Ten seconds from now
You could already be talking to her.
Call the demo, then build ClinicGreet around your clinic’s actual services, offers, and booking rules—not a generic script.
Call +1 (949) 541-4840Ready for your own? Start a pilot request or email [email protected].