For agencies
You can sell AI receptionists.
Delivering them is the problem.
Call the demo line
+1 (916) 885‑0484Calls to this line are recorded.
That's an AI receptionist we built for a home-services company. It routes emergencies to an on-call technician, takes service requests, and quotes a job. Interrupt it. Describe a flooded basement. Try to break it.
Then imagine explaining to a client why theirs doesn't do that.
Calls are recorded.
Selling it is the easy part
Your clients miss over 60% of their calls. For a plumber or an HVAC company, one missed emergency is a $1,200–$4,500 job walking to a competitor. You already know this. It's why you're being pitched voice AI every week.
So you could sell it tomorrow. The question is who builds it, integrates it, monitors it, and fixes it at 2am when it mishandles a gas-leak call.
Doing that properly means becoming a voice-AI engineering shop: call flows, knowledge bases, emergency routing, integrations, transcript review, tuning. Most agencies discover this after they've already sold the thing.
That's the job we take.
Three lanes. No crossing.
You
- Own the relationship
- Set your own price
- Do zero technical work
Us
- Build and configure the agent
- Integrate and provision the line
- Monitor, review transcripts, tune
Your client
- Never hears our name
- Sees your brand only
- Gets an agent that works
We are invisible. We don't contact your client, we don't invoice your client, and our name appears nowhere they can see it. To the plumber, this is your product entirely.
We bill you. You bill them. That's the whole arrangement.
Don't take our word for it. Listen.
Two real calls, start to finish.
Or call the line yourself: +1 (916) 885‑0484
Calls are recorded.
A caller who says only “just transfer me.” It transfers in one second. No interrogation, no stalling. That's the call that pays for the whole service.
A customer with a rattling AC. Watch it read the phone number back, handle “I don't know the age of the unit,” and set an honest expectation about the callback. It never claims a booked slot it can't guarantee.
Every call is recorded and transcribed. Quality is inspectable, not promised.
You keep the client. You keep most of the money.
Your client pays you $350–$500/month — the market rate for home services.
You pay us per live agent:
| Agents you have live with us | Your cost per agent |
|---|---|
| First 10 | $200/mo |
| Next 10 | $185/mo |
| Beyond that | $170/mo |
Charged like tax brackets — agents don't reprice as you grow.
Setup: $400 per agent. Configuration, knowledge base, integrations, test calls.
What that means for you
You keep $150–$330 per client, per month, for zero technical work. Ten clients is a new recurring line worth $1,500–$3,300/month, with no hires and no ramp.
Prefer to share the risk?
Revenue share: you bill the client, we invoice 45% for fulfillment (minimum $170/agent). Setup waived at 5+ agents. Same service level.
The honest comparison isn't a $49 DIY platform. It's hiring someone technical to configure, integrate, and babysit these agents — $3,000–$5,000 a month, part-time. Ten agents with us is $2,000. No hiring, no management, no ramp.
Start with two or three clients.
Pick 2–3 clients who visibly miss calls. We build and operate their agents.
- Setup is $100 per agent, not $400. That's the pilot discount - configuration, knowledge base, test calls.
- The monthly fee starts the day the agent goes live. Same rate as any other agent. There's no free month, and we're not going to pretend there is.
- No minimum term, no notice period, no exit fee. Month-to-month, like everything else we do.
- We review it together at day 30. If it isn't earning its keep, we shut it off and part on good terms.
No long contract. No lock-in. Your client's phone number stays theirs, always.
Calls are recorded.
The honest version
EVRIKO is a software engineering studio in Sacramento, California.
We're not going to show you a logo wall, because we don't have one yet. We're new to this niche and we're strong at engineering — which is exactly why our pilot terms are as generous as they are. We're buying our first reference customers, and we know it.
What we're not new to: building, integrating, and operating software that has to work when someone's business depends on it.
Judge us by the demo line, not the logo wall. That's what it's there for.
Objections
“How is this different from just buying a platform?”
A platform hands you a builder and wishes you luck. You'd still configure every client's agent, write the call flows, wire the integrations, review the transcripts, and take the call when it breaks. We're the team that does that. Platform versus done-for-you.
“What if the AI embarrasses my client?”
That's the right question, and it's why the demo line exists — go break it. Beyond that: we start every agent on overflow calls only, we run an adversarial test battery before it goes live, your team signs off before it touches a real customer, and every call is recorded so quality is inspectable rather than promised.
“What happens to the phone number if we stop working together?”
It's released to you. Written into the agreement. A small business's phone line going dark because two vendors fell out is a disaster we've contractually ruled out.
“We already use a voice platform.”
Then you already know the configuration and maintenance load. Some partners keep their platform and hand us the operations. Worth comparing your hours against a flat fee.
“Which platform do you run on?”
Enterprise-grade voice infrastructure, and it's swappable — we can change providers underneath without your clients noticing a thing. That portability is the point.
“What verticals do you cover?”
Home services: HVAC, plumbing, roofing, electrical. That's where we're deep, and it's where missed calls cost the most. We don't take on healthcare or legal.
Two numbers. One inbox. No forms.
Hear the product
+1 (916) 885‑0484That's the HVAC agent. It doesn't know who we are and it won't tell you — because that's the whole point. Your client's customers should never learn we exist.
Talk to us
+1 (562) 534‑3320That's our line, and one of our own agents answers it. We build these for a living, so it seemed only fair we run one ourselves. Ask it anything. It'll take your details and we follow up in writing the same day.
Calls to both lines are recorded.
Or just write
Honestly the easiest route. Tell us what your client base looks like and we'll tell you straight whether this fits.
What we won't do: put you through a pitch call, send you a deck, or chase you. We sell in writing. If the demo line convinces you, the rest is a conversation.
If you want to know whether we're any good at this — one of these numbers is a demo, and the other one is us actually doing it. Call both.
The fastest way to evaluate this takes sixty seconds.
Call +1 (916) 885‑0484 and try to break it.
If it holds up, picture it running for your clients — under your brand, with none of the engineering landing on your desk.
Calls to both lines are recorded.