The calls nobody picks up go to the next name on Google. The junk calls that do get through eat your receptionist's day. Peak handles both, and your team keeps the phone they already have.Missed calls go to the next name on Google. Junk calls eat your receptionist's day. Peak handles both, on the number you already have.
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Speaking opens Ava, the voice receptionist, in this window with your mic. Typing opens Sarah — chat with her instead. Prefer to dial? (719) 601-2112.
Rather see your own number first? Run the leak finder, ten seconds, no email.
Julian Lopez, founder. 67 seconds.Dinner with your family shouldn't mean losing the next job.
You built your business to do good work and have a life outside it. Dinner with your family shouldn't mean losing the next job.
I'm Julian. At Peak Revenue Solution, I help local businesses take care of opportunities while their people are busy.
Our AI receptionist can handle incoming calls around the clock, answering routine questions, gathering details, and booking appointments.
Already have a receptionist? They can spend more time helping customers in person, coordinating the day, following up on estimates, and handling the situations that need their experience.
You decide what the AI handles and when your team steps in. And if you'd rather have your people answer first, we can set it up that way.
If missed calls sound familiar, try the free phone leak finder. It gives you an estimate you can adjust without giving us your email.
If your phones are handled, the revenue leak finder checks the other gaps in about two minutes.
Prefer a conversation? Book a free demo or call Peak. Let's find a sensible first step.
One client, one month, measured
Unlimited Landscape Services, Colorado Springs, running Peak on their main line. Every figure is computed from the raw call export for one full month, not estimated. Their review is further down this page and their number is public.
238
Calls handled
Every inbound call for the month, answered by the agent.
100%
Pickup rate
Answered on the first ring. Nothing reached voicemail.
17
New work captured
New-job inquiries that reached a person or a message instead of voicemail, including two commercial accounts.
138
Of those, junk
Robocalls and silent dialers, screened before a human touched one. That left 100 real callers.
One month, one client, published with their permission. Caller names and contact details are never shown.
Why it costs you twice
Most people only count the first one. The owner who bought this counted the second, because it was eating his receptionist alive.
Leak one
Busy, after hours, everyone on a job. It rings out, they call the next name on Google, and you never find out it happened.
17 new-work inquiries
reached a person or a message instead of voicemail, including two commercial accounts. What closed is their business, not our claim.
Leak two
Robocalls and silent dialers, rotating across dozens of spoofed numbers, so a blocklist never catches them. Every one interrupts a real person.
138 of 238 calls
in that month were junk. The crew picked up none of them.
Hear it before you buy it
Unlimited Landscape Services, Colorado Springs. Somebody called about weeds. Joanna answered, worked out what they needed, checked the calendar and booked the estimate. Nobody at the company touched the call, and the moments below are its real timestamps.
One take from a paying client's line. The caller's name and email are removed from the audio itself, which is the tone you hear. The only other edit is 4.6 seconds of silence while the caller decided on a day. Nothing Joanna said, or how fast she answered, has been touched.
Across that whole month on this line: 17 new-work inquiries reached a person or a message instead of voicemail, and 138 of 238 calls were junk that the crew never picked up. What closed is their business, not our claim.
Why a second one. The real call above never had to handle an objection or a price, because that caller did not raise either. This one does: Dave asks outright whether he is talking to a computer, and what a visit costs. Copperline is not a real company and no real customer is on this recording. The voice is the same one that answers (719) 601-2112.
Before you ask
Your number
Your line keeps ringing your people first. Calls only reach the agent when nobody picks up, or after hours, on rules you set. Your signs, your Google listing and your business cards stay exactly as they are.
The (719) 601-2112 number on this page is a demo line so you can test it before you buy. It is not the number you would run.
Your receptionist
In Back-Up Mode the agent only takes what your person cannot: the second call while they are on the first, the one at 7pm, the 138 robocalls a month that interrupt them all day.
If you would rather it answered everything first, that is the 24/7 plan and it is your choice, not the default.
Your numbers, not ours
Nothing is submitted and there is no email box. Set these to whatever is true for your business, and argue with the answer if you think it is wrong.
How many calls a week does nobody answer?
Busy, on another job, after hours, weekends. Be honest, this is the whole point.
What is an average job worth to you?
Ticket size, not lifetime value.
We count only one in three of those missed calls as a job you would have won. You would not have closed them all, so we do not pretend you would.
What that works out to
13 jobs
a month, back on your calendar
Everything above that is yours. You already paid the advertising that made these phones ring.
Book thirty minutes to talk it throughFour leaks
Each system plugs a different hole. Start with one, or run all four through Peak Front Office.
01 / 04
Two ways to run it. Back-Up Mode takes only the calls your team cannot. 24/7 Front Desk answers every call first. Same system, the coverage is the difference.
$997 Back-Up · $1,797 for 24/7
02 / 04
Every happy customer you never asked. We ask the moment the job is finished, and tell you when one needs a reply. No gating, no incentives.
From $297 a month
03 / 04
They found you, then left. A site that answers the question they arrived with and books the appointment on the spot.
From $497 a month
04 / 04
Every lead you already paid for, going cold in your CRM. We text them back in your voice, on rules you approve.
Pay per qualified appointment
"He was knowledgeable, professional, and took the time to make sure everything was set up correctly and working the way we needed it to... We would definitely recommend him to any business looking to improve their phone system and customer service."
Google review
What the call actually is
Thirty minutes, with the person who would build it. The job of that call is to find where your business is losing work, and to tell you plainly if the answer is not us.
Call your line during a job, after hours, on a Saturday. Where does it go, how long does it ring, what does a caller hear when nobody picks up.
Phone, reviews, website, dormant list. Usually one of the four is doing most of the damage and the other three are noise. You get told which.
If it turns out your phones are handled and your real problem is follow-up, that is what the call says. Nothing on this page is worth selling you if it is not the leak.
Not a sales team. Julian configures your setup, tests your handoffs, and answers when something needs adjusting.
Four founding seats left, of five. The trade is a case study after ninety days, which is what buys the next customer their proof.