Telyn answers every inbound call in under 2 seconds, 24/7. Books appointments mid-call, texts you a full summary, and routes urgent issues to your cell. Replaces $400/mo answering services. $97/mo Starter, 7-day free trial.
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Quick story on why this exists.
A friend of mine runs a 4-truck HVAC business in Oklahoma. Last August he was sitting in our kitchen showing me his call log — 71 missed inbound calls in a single weekend. Every one of those went straight to voicemail and never called back. He'd hired and fired three "answering services" over two years. They missed bookings, couldn't access his calendar, and quit at 5 PM on Fridays. He looked at me and said "all I need is something that picks up the phone and books the job."
That's the entire product.
We didn't set out to build "an AI agent" or "conversational AI" — we set out to fix the one thing small businesses can't afford to outsource. Telyn answers in under 2 seconds, books the appointment directly into Google Calendar, texts the owner a full transcript before the customer hangs up, and routes emergencies to the on-call cell. That's it. No flowchart builder. No prompt engineering. No 90-day "onboarding consultation."
The evolution surprised us. The first prototype was a complicated thing — lots of menus, lots of options, a Zapier integration for every situation. We watched our beta HVAC, dental, and law-firm operators get confused and bail out during setup. So we ripped 80% of it out. Today Telyn ships with 3 questions, one calendar connection, and a phone number. Most owners are live in 15 minutes.
Pricing: Starter $97/mo (500 minutes). Growth $327/mo (1,500). Pro $697/mo (2,500). 7-day free trial — card required, no charge for 7 days. Replaces $300-$500/mo answering services. Yes, it actually books appointments mid-call.
Hear it answer a real call yourself: 📞 (580) 729-3227. Pretend you're a customer. We'd love your feedback.
Happy to answer anything in the comments — billing, integrations, edge cases, what we got wrong, what's next. Thanks for checking us out. 🙏