What's in your network?
Most small offices run on phone lines and equipment that are years past their upgrade date, and send callers to voicemail after five. Find out where yours stands.
Two minutes. A plain grade. For offices in Maryland, DC and Northern Virginia.
- Being retiredPhone linesCopper landlines, on the bill since 2009
- End of lifePhone system14 years old, no longer supported
- AgingRouter6 years old, last updated in 2023
- ForgottenFax lineBilled monthly, last used two years ago
- Needs reviewAlarm lineA specialist should check it before any change
- MissedAfter-hours callsGo to voicemail after 5 p.m.
Example: a ten-person office.
The change most offices feel first: every call answered
An AI receptionist picks up your main number day and night, so callers stop reaching voicemail. It works with the number and phone service you have now.
Answers right away
Nights, weekends, lunch hours and the moments when every line is busy.
Takes the details and reads them back
Name, number and reason for the call, repeated to the caller so nothing is taken down wrong.
Hands off to your team
It tells you who is calling and why before it connects them.
$299 setup, then $197 a month. Built and run by CallDirector AI.
Start free. End with every call answered.
Check your network
FreeA few questions about your lines, phone system, router and after-hours calls. You get a grade on the spot.
Hear a receptionist answer
Free, one minuteCall (240) 852-1600 and ask it anything a customer would ask you.
Get your AI receptionist
$299 setup, then $197 a monthLive in 5 business days or your setup fee back. A Network Assessment of your office is included at no charge.
Copper phone lines are being retired
Verizon has asked the FCC to end copper phone service in parts of Maryland and DC as early as November 30, 2026, pending approval. Not every line changes that day, but the direction is set.
We help you find out what is plugged into those lines, and we work with your phone provider on the change, so nothing goes dark.
Source: Verizon's September 9, 2026 application to the FCC. Read our plain-language guide.
What an old setup costs you
Calls that never get answered
Old phone systems send after-hours and busy-hour callers to voicemail. A caller who gets voicemail may simply try the next business.
Lines you forgot you pay for
Fax lines, spare lines and old services can sit on a bill for years. Nobody questions them because nobody remembers what they do.
Equipment nobody supports
When the maker stops updates and parts, the next failure is not a repair. It is an emergency replacement at the worst time.
Big-company experience, sized for a small office
We are led by Rodrigue Dossouvi, who has spent over 22 years building and upgrading phone systems for large organizations.
A ten-person office has the same kinds of lines and equipment, just fewer of them, and usually nobody on staff whose job it is to watch them. That is the gap we fill.
Who we work with
- Medical and dental offices
- Property managers
- Daycares and schools
- Restaurants
- Law and accounting offices
- Small multi-site businesses
Common questions
What does the AI receptionist cost?
$299 for setup, then $197 a month. A Network Assessment of your office is included at no charge.
Do I have to replace my phone system first?
No. The receptionist works with the number and phone service you have now.
Can I keep my business phone number?
Yes. Callers dial the same number they always have.
What about alarm, elevator and door-entry lines?
Those lines need a specialist review before any change. We flag them and never assume a standard replacement fits.
Find out before it fails
Two minutes now is cheaper than a dead phone line, or a week of missed calls.