About Voxipo
Built around
the owner's phone.
Voxipo is an AI receptionist from BlitzGo LLC for small service businesses in the US and Canada. When the owner's mobile is also the business line, answering customers has to fit around doing the job.
Voxipo is not Voxiplan or VOIPo. They are separate companies with no connection to Voxipo or BlitzGo LLC.
The problem we focus on
A missed call adds
to the workday.
In an owner-operated business, a missed call creates another task: listen to the message, call back, collect the details, and find a time in the calendar. That work lands on the same person who is repairing the equipment, visiting the property, or finishing a cleaning job.
Our focus is on these small teams, especially in home services. They need help with the conversation and the follow-up, using the business number and calendar they already work with.
That is why Voxipo brings answering, missed-call callbacks, appointment booking, and call history together. We want an owner to finish a job and find a conversation they can act on, with the caller's details and any booking already recorded.
The choices behind Voxipo
Three decisions that
shape the product.
Keep the number customers already know.
Your number is on the van, the website, and the contact someone saved. It is part of the business you have built.
Voxipo supports forwarding from your existing line. For missed-call callbacks, you verify your business number by SMS so Voxipo can use it as the caller ID. Setup depends on your carrier's forwarding options.
How callbacks workGive the conversation a useful outcome.
A caller needs an answer or a time to visit. You need enough information to take the next step without starting the conversation again.
Voxipo can book into a connected calendar using your availability and booking rules. It keeps the caller's details and call summary together. Requests that need your judgment, such as a custom quote, still need your team's follow-up.
See a home-service exampleLet the owner check the work.
Letting software speak for your business is a decision you should be able to evaluate for yourself.
You set the greeting, business information, and booking rules. Test your agent before forwarding customer calls, then use recordings, transcripts, and summaries to review what happened and refine the setup.
What to test before going live
Hear the receptionist
for yourself.
Try a conversation with our demo agent in your browser. For a walkthrough of your own number, business information, and calendar, talk to us.
