Missed call text back, done by someone who can actually book
A missed call is a customer about to try the next business on the list. Friday texts them back in seconds, answers the question and books the appointment.
Hi, this is Friday at Glow Studio. Sorry we missed your call! What can I help with?
Do you have anything today for a gel manicure?
FridayYes, 4:30 with Linh. About an hour, $45. Want it?
Yes please
FridayYou're booked for 4:30 today. See you then!
When you miss a call, the customer doesn't leave a voicemail. They call the next place on the list. Most people who can't get through never try the same number twice.
Why a plain auto-text isn't enough
Plenty of phone systems can send "Sorry we missed your call, we'll call you back." That text keeps the customer for about a minute. Then they call someone else, because nobody answered their actual question.
The text only works if whatever sends it can finish the conversation.
What Friday does with a missed call
- Texts back within seconds, from your business's own number.
- Answers the question with your real prices and your real openings.
- Books the appointment on your calendar before the customer moves on.
- Hands it to you if it's something a person should handle, and tells the customer someone will follow up.
Your number stays your number
You don't switch phone systems or print new business cards. Friday works with the number your customers already have.
The math
If one missed call a day turns into a booking, that's about thirty extra appointments a month. Friday costs $299 a month.