When your team can't pick up, Faraday answers in seconds — texting or talking to your caller, capturing the lead, and booking the job. Set up for you, in your voice, working with the number you already have.
A missed call, handled in under a minute — while you were on a job.
It's 7:40 on a Tuesday. Someone found you online, read your reviews, and decided. They're ready.
They call. It rings. Then it goes to voicemail.
They don't leave a message. They go back to the search results, tap the next business down, and someone else answers.
You never find out. There's no notification for the customer you almost had — just a missed-call icon you'll clear with your thumb tomorrow morning.
Most people who reach a voicemail hang up and call the next business. Every one of those was a customer who already chose you.
Drag the sliders to your numbers. It's not a phone event — it's a customer who chose you, got silence, and chose someone else.
In a survey of thousands of small businesses, most callers who reach a voicemail hang up without leaving a message. Every one of them was a customer who already picked you — check the number against your own call log.
That's an estimate. Leave your email and I'll send a short breakdown of what missed calls are really costing a business like yours — and what recovering them looks like. No call required.
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Your phones always ring first — Faraday only steps in when nobody picks up.
It texts the caller back — or answers the phone live — sounding like your front desk, answering questions, capturing details, and offering to book.
A clean summary hits your phone: who called, what they need, what got booked. Confirm any appointment with one tap.
Same result — a captured lead and a booked job. Pick the level of coverage that fits how your customers reach you.
The moment a call goes unanswered, we text the caller in your voice — answer their questions, capture the lead, and offer to book. Perfect for after-hours and overflow.
When nobody picks up, the AI answers the call live — a real conversation that sounds like your front desk, handles the caller, and books them on the spot.
We set it up on one call and you sign off on exactly what it says. Nothing goes live until you've read it.
Faraday only exists for the calls nobody caught. Grab it on ring two and it stays asleep.
No new number to advertise, no software to install, no app to learn. It uses the line you already have.
Your greeting, your prices, your policies, your answers — said your way, not from a generic script.
Each month, a plain summary emailed to you: calls caught, conversations, bookings, and what it was worth. No login.
Month-to-month. If it doesn't pay for itself, one phone code turns it off and your line behaves exactly as before.
Month-to-month, cancel anytime. If it doesn't catch enough to pay for itself, turn it off in a minute. That's the whole risk.
Built for local businesses that live and die by the phone — home services, contractors, clinics, salons, law firms, and anyone whose next customer is a missed call away.
I'm Oliver Hudson, founder of Faraday Technologies. I spent 12+ years building large-scale software — lead engineer on the core product at Circle (NASDAQ: CRCL), then leading a 25-person engineering team at Attentive, which sends billions of customer texts a day. I build these systems personally and set each one up myself. When you hire Faraday, you get me — not an account manager.
No. You approve every word during setup, and on the Live Response tier you hear the test calls before any customer does.
Then Faraday stays asleep. Your phones always ring first — it only ever handles the calls nobody caught.
No. It works with the number you already have. Nothing to install, nothing to log into.
You can — if you'll write the scripts, tune the voice, and read the reports yourself. This is for owners who'd rather have one person handle the whole thing and just get results.
You answer, and the system goes quiet. A human picking up beats anything it does, every time.
Most setups go live in about a week — the only wait is registering your business for text messaging.
Anytime, in a minute. Month-to-month, no contract.
The only question is what happens when you can't pick up.
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