
ZenOp
ZenOp is an AI receptionist that answers your landline 24/7, books appointments, captures leads, and sends follow-up texts and review requests, working with your existing phone number.
About ZenOp
ZenOp
ZenOp is an AI phone receptionist positioned for businesses that rely on a landline. Per the page, it forwards calls from your existing number without hardware changes, answers in natural conversation, books appointments into your calendar, captures lead details, and sends an SMS notification and call summary after each call. It filters spam calls so they do not count toward minutes. The page lists plans from $150/mo with included minutes, a 30-day money-back guarantee, a free trial with no credit card required, and a founder-led 30-minute setup call. It states setup takes about 5 minutes and that English and Spanish are supported.
Key features
- 24/7 AI phone answering on existing landline number
- Natural speech patterns with English and Spanish fluency
- Spam call filtering that does not count toward minutes
- Human handoff when needed
- Google Calendar booking
- Automatic appointment reminders
- SMS follow-up after calls
- Review requests
- Lead capture and CRM
- Instant SMS notifications with caller info
- Real-time dashboard with call summaries and transcripts
- Post-call analysis with structured signals such as sentiment, urgency, and intent
- Teachable gap detection to flag questions the AI could not answer
- Mobile app for iOS and Android
- Custom AI personality
- 30-minute founder-led setup call with live test call
Best suited for
- Small businesses that rely on a landline
- Service businesses such as salons, property management, and schools
- Businesses that miss calls while busy with clients
- Businesses wanting automated appointment booking and follow-up
Pricing
Starter $150/mo (100 minutes), Basic $250/mo (200 minutes), Pro $350/mo (400 minutes), Business $550/mo (1,000 minutes). All plans list all features included, with a free trial and 30-day money-back guarantee.
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