The AI employee your business can prove never acted alone.
Dax answers the calls you miss and replies to the leads you haven't got to yet. Every action starts as a draft you approve — autonomy is earned, one task at a time.
Ask it anything. The summary lands in your inbox before you hang up.
Hi Maria — thanks for calling. I can move your appointment to Friday at 10:15 or Monday at 2:00. Reply with the one that works and I'll lock it in.
Move the switch. That's the whole product.
Train it
Paste your website or Google Business Profile. Dax reads your hours, services, staff and prices. Correct anything it got wrong before it says a word to a customer.
Set the leash
Choose Off, Draft or Auto for each task, and switch on your industry pack. The prohibitions in that pack can't be turned off — not by you, not by your staff.
Go live in draft
Dax starts working. You approve every reply. When a lane earns your trust, promote it to Auto — inside your hours, under your cap.
Every other AI receptionist brags that it works without supervision.
We think that's backwards. An AI that can't be checked is an AI you can't defend — to a customer, an auditor, or a regulator. Dax is built to be checked.
How supervision worksFails closed. If Dax isn't sure, it takes a message and escalates — it never guesses to fill the silence.
Industry prohibitions are enforced in the platform, not written into a prompt that can drift.
Every draft, edit, approval and send is logged with a name and a timestamp. Exportable.
Dax says it's an AI at the start of every call, in every state, whether the law requires it or not.
See it work before you trust it. That's the entire point.
Call the demo line, then check your email.
From a missed call to a booked appointment, with you in the loop.
Dax works two channels — the phone you can't always answer, and the inbox that fills faster than you can empty it. Both run through the same approval queue.
Nobody picks up
Your line rings out. Your carrier forwards to your Dax number after the ring count you choose.
Dax answers
It introduces itself as an AI assistant, notes the call is recorded, and gets to work in your voice.
It does the job
Books the appointment, quotes what it's allowed to quote, takes the message, or transfers you a live human who needs one.
You get the summary
Who called, what they wanted, what Dax did, what happens next. In your inbox, in your CRM, in the log.
You keep your existing number. Forwarding is one setting at your carrier and you can undo it in thirty seconds.
A lead arrives
From your website form, your listings, or a reply to a thread Dax already started.
Dax drafts
It pulls the real facts — your inventory, your hours, your prices — and writes the reply it would send.
You approve
Approve, edit, or skip from your phone. Editing teaches it; we track how often you had to.
It follows up
Two nudges, then it stops. Replies, bookings and opt-outs kill the sequence instantly.
What Dax can actually do on a call
Not a menu tree. Real actions against real systems — the same ones your staff use.
Check availability — inventory, stock, appointment slots.
Book the appointment — into the calendar, with a confirmation to both sides.
Create the lead — with the transcript attached, in your CRM.
Send the paperwork — agreements out for signature where your pack allows it.
Transfer to a human — always available, always one sentence away.
Take a message — the honest fallback when it doesn't know.
Autonomy is earned here. Nowhere else does that.
Every AI action in Dax has a tier, set by you, per task. The tier decides whether Dax stays quiet, proposes, or acts. Nothing starts at the top.
Dax stays out
It still logs what came in, so you can see what you'd be catching. It writes nothing and sends nothing.
Dax proposes
The work gets done and waits for you. Approve, edit, or skip. This is where every account starts.
Dax acts
Only on lanes it has earned, only inside your business hours, only under your daily cap. Still fully logged.
We don't ask you to trust it. We measure it.
Behind every draft, Dax records what it would have done unsupervised, and whether you approved its work unchanged. When a lane has a long enough clean record, we offer you the promotion. You can always decline, and you can always demote.
Three things Dax will never do, on any plan.
Commit you to a price or a contract. Money moves only when a human says so.
Make a decision your industry reserves for a licensed person.
Act without leaving a record of who authorised it and when.
Your industry pack adds its own. Those can't be switched off either.
What an audit looks like
One customer, one afternoon, exportable to CSV. This is what "prove it never acted alone" means in practice.
Your industry's language, questions, and hard limits — preloaded.
A pack isn't a theme. It sets what Dax asks, what it can do, and what it is structurally forbidden from saying. Pick yours at signup; change it any time.
Flat monthly. Cancel any time.
Every plan answers calls and replies to leads. You pay for call volume, not for features — and the overage rate is published, so a busy month costs you cents, not a renegotiation.
| Feature | Starter | Growth | Volume | Multi-site |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Answered calls included | 500 | 1,500 | 3,500 | 1,500 each |
| Overage per call | 25¢ | 20¢ | 18¢ | 20¢ |
| Missed-call answering | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Email and web-lead agent | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Approval queue and audit log | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Industry pack with locked rails | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Earned autonomy (Draft → Auto) | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Post-call summary to owner | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Calendar write-back | — | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Custom webhook actions | — | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Per-site reporting, one bill | — | — | — | Yes |
| HIPAA add-on with signed BAA | +$150 a month, on any plan | |||
| White-label for agencies | Partner pricing — see Partners | |||
An answered call is any call Dax picks up. Go over your allowance and you pay the published rate per extra call \u2014 we tell you before you cross it, and Dax never stops answering. 14-day trial on every plan; annual prepay takes two months off.
Built by people who read the rules before writing the code.
Most AI phone tools treat compliance as a settings page. We treat it as the product.
Callers always know
Dax identifies itself as an AI assistant at the start of every call, in every state — matching the strictest disclosure rules on the books today and the federal rule that's coming.
Recording, announced
Calls are announced as recorded on every call nationwide, so we meet all-party consent states without guessing where your caller is standing.
No voiceprints. Ever.
We don't build or store voice biometrics, and speaker recognition stays off. Biometric privacy suits are the fastest-moving risk in this category and we've opted out of it entirely.
We answer, we don't dial
Dax handles inbound calls. It does not run automated outbound calling campaigns — the activity that carries the heaviest liability under federal telemarketing law.
Opt-outs are honoured instantly
A customer can opt out by replying, clicking, or telling Dax on the phone. The suppression applies across every channel immediately.
The record is yours
Every action is logged, attributable, and exportable. If someone ever asks what your AI did and who approved it, you have the answer in a file.
For clinics, the paperwork comes first.
The HIPAA tier ships with a signed business associate agreement and a vendor chain that carries one end to end — model, telephony, and cloud. The clinical-advice prohibition is locked on and cannot be lifted by anyone on your staff.
See the clinic packSecurity posture
Encryption in transit and at rest, role-based access, retention windows you control, and a full access audit trail.
SOC 2 Type II: in progress. We'll publish the report and the date rather than a badge we haven't earned.
Sell it as yours. Keep the margin and the relationship.
Agencies reselling AI voice run healthy margins once past a handful of clients. What usually stops them is liability — putting an unsupervised bot in front of a client's customers. That's the problem Dax was built to solve.
Your brand end to end
Your domain, your logo, your colours. Your client never sees ours.
Unlimited sub-accounts
Spin up a new client from an industry template in minutes. Each one isolated, each one audited.
You bill, you set the price
Your clients pay you. Wholesale pricing per sub-account, retail is your call.
Two ways in
Reseller — you own the account, the branding and the client relationship, at wholesale rates.
Referral — you send the lead, we do the rest, you take a commission for the life of the account.
Why supervision sells for you
Regulated clients — clinics, agencies, firms — are the ones who say no to AI. A draft-first agent with locked rails and an exportable log is the version their compliance person will actually approve. That's your opening.
Call it. Right now. From that phone in your hand.
This is the real product, not a recording. Treat it like it works for a business like yours — ask about hours, try to book something, ask it something it shouldn't answer and watch it refuse.
(469) 555-0100Open 24 hours. English and Spanish.
Then check your inbox
Leave your email and we'll send you the same post-call summary a real owner gets — caller, what they wanted, what Dax did, what happens next.
Enter an email address first.
One email. No sequence, no sales call unless you ask.
"What time do you close on Saturday?"
"Can I come in Thursday afternoon?"
"What's the best price you can do?"
"I need to speak to a person."
The third one is the interesting one. Watch where it stops.
Tell us about your business
We read your website and Google Business Profile so you don't have to type your own hours into a form.
Pick your industry pack
This sets your intake questions, what Dax can do, and the limits it can't cross.
Pick a pack to continue.
What this pack locks on
Enforced in the platform, not in a prompt. Nobody on your team can switch these off — that's what makes your log worth something.
Choose how much rope to give it
Everyone starts in draft. After a clean run of approvals we'll offer to promote a lane — you can always say no.