Getting Started

What You'll Need

You can try the website-based preview before signing in or paying. If you prefer to create an account first, you can sign in with Google or email; a paid plan is required before activating your phone service.

1. Enter Your Website

Start by visiting infercall.com and entering your business website URL. Our AI will scan your site to learn about your business, services, hours, and common customer questions.

Don't have a website? You can take the account-first route and add your business details yourself. The website-based preview below is for businesses with a site to scan.

2. Try Your Preview

After scanning your website, try the preview and check how it describes your business. Ask the questions your customers ask and note anything you need to correct:

• Business details — Services, opening hours and contact information.
• Answers — Whether the website gives enough information for common questions.
• Greeting and voice — How you want your receptionist to sound.

The preview does not switch your business calls over. After activating a plan, review your agent's greeting, voice and instructions in the dashboard.

3. Choose Your Plan

Compare the regional plans and included minutes and choose the option that fits your call volume. Paid plans include your first phone number; additional numbers are billed separately.

Included monthly minutes are used first. If you need more, purchased rollover minute packs remain available until used. Read Billing & Plans for details.

4. Set Up Your Number and Call Forwarding

After checkout, review your agent and phone number setup in the dashboard. Check that the number is active and assigned to the agent you want answering it. Connect any booking tools you need before relying on appointment handling.

• Keep your existing number — Forward calls from it to your Infercall number.
• Use your Infercall number directly — Share it with customers once you have tested it.
• Cover busy times or after hours — Choose forwarding settings supported by your phone provider.

Make a test call to check the greeting, business answers and message handling. If you use forwarding, call your existing business number too so you know the complete route works.

What's Next?