Dusklin · France
Your phone, answered after you close.
Most businesses close at five or six. The calls do not stop: a boiler that will not light at seven, a dog that will not eat on a Sunday, someone who wants Tuesday at ten. Voicemail loses them to the next name on the list. Dusklin answers instead, works out what they need, and puts it in front of you as the call ends.
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Dusklin opens in France in a later wave. Prices below are the planned ones; leave your email and you hear first, with no obligation.
How a call goes
- It answers. Two rings, on a local French number, or forward your existing line. It opens by saying it is an AI and that the call is recorded and transcribed, and asks whether that is all right.
- It works out what they need. Urgent or routine, a booking or a question, using your hours, your services and your own rules.
- It does one of three things. Takes a message. Books a time your calendar has open. Sends you the name, number and request as the call ends.
Dusklin identifies itself as an AI at the start of every call, which is what the EU AI Act (Article 50) asks of AI systems that talk to people.
Answers every call after you close
Two rings, in a natural voice, in the caller's language. It opens by saying it is an AI and that the call is recorded and transcribed, and asks whether that is all right.
Knows your business, not a script
Your hours, your services, your address. It never quotes a price you did not give it; if it has no figure, it says so and takes their number for you to call back.
Follows your rules, in your words
Which jobs are urgent, what to say about prices, who to put through, words never to use. Send a line and it changes the same day.
Takes the message properly
Name, number, what they need and how soon, sent to you as the call ends, by text where your line supports it and otherwise by email, and kept in your console with the transcript.
Books a time you actually have
Connect a calendar and it offers only slots that are open, confirms the one they pick, and sends it to you as the call ends.
Never ends in nothing
Every call ends in a message, a booking, or the caller's name and number. Someone who rings off in silence is still a customer, and you see their number whenever the caller shows it.
Prices in France
Solo
€27/month
Up to 40 answered calls a month. One line, your hours, your rules, every message by text where your line supports it, otherwise by email.
Tell me when it opensPro
€189/month
Up to 150 answered calls a month. Calendar booking, transfers to a person during your hours, the console with every transcript.
Tell me when it opensPilot
€269 once
Setup and the first thirty days, refundable in full for thirty days, for any reason or none. Then Pro from day 31.
Tell me when it opensMonthly plans come with fourteen days free and cancel any time; service runs to the end of the period you paid for. Prices in €, charged in that currency, and exclude VAT: we are outside the UK and the EU, so a VAT-registered business accounts for it under the reverse charge and we take your VAT number at checkout. Set up within one working day of signing up.
Straight answers
- Is it a person?
- No. It is software, and it says so at the start of every call. It can misunderstand a caller; you read the transcript in your console and you check your messages.
- What happens to the recordings?
- Call records, audio and transcripts are kept for 90 days and the messages themselves for up to twelve months, then deleted; you can ask us to delete yours sooner. Nothing is used to train models and nothing is sold. Data is processed in the United States; the privacy policy says what, where and on what basis.
- Do I need a new number?
- Either way. Keep your number and forward it after hours, or get a local number from us.
- Who sets it up?
- Tolga does, within one working day, from your hours, services and rules. Send a line later and it changes the same day.