Agents that answer approved questions, qualify, and hand off to a person. Supervised first, trusted later.
Calls and chats arrive at every hour, and the questions are mostly the same: are you open, do you serve my area, how soon can someone come, how do I book. Answering them well at 9pm is worth real money, and staffing it is not.
The fear is fair: an agent that quotes the wrong price or gives clinical or legal advice in your name. So the agent does not get to do those things.
- Routine questions handled around the clock from content you approved.
- Every conversation ends in a booking, a captured message, or a transfer to a person, with a summary in the CRM.
- Accuracy is measured during a supervised period before the agent runs on its own, and it moves back down if it gets one wrong.
Six steps, and a person on the controls at step five.
Every Surge workflow runs the same shape: something triggers it, it qualifies or processes, it updates your system, it talks to the customer in your voice, it hands anything uncertain to a person, and it measures what changed.
- Website chat qualification with handoff to a person
- AI voice receptionist on an approved script, starting supervised
- Outbound reminder calls to existing customers who consented
- 01Trigger
A visitor chats or a call comes in
On the website or the business line, any hour.
- 02Qualify or process
Answer from approved content
Only what you approved; no prices, no clinical or legal advice.
- 03System update
Write the summary
Transcript, qualification answers, and outcome to the CRM.
- 04Customer communication
Book, capture, or transfer
Booking against real availability, a message for the team, or a live transfer.
- 05Human escalation
A person reviews
Daily during the supervised period; anything uncertain is transferred immediately.
- 06Measurement
Measure accuracy
Containment, transfer rate, errors caught, and customer outcomes, weekly.
- Approved content only; the agent says it does not know rather than guessing
- Disclosure that the caller or visitor is talking to an automated assistant
- Supervised launch with a person reviewing conversations daily before any unsupervised operation
- Per-minute voice platform costs are disclosed in the scope and paid to the vendor
- Healthcare use requires the voice platform's covered mode and a business associate agreement, which carry their own costs
- Names and addresses are where voice agents make mistakes; transfers cover the gaps while accuracy is measured
- Cold outbound calling is not offered
$8,000 to $25,000
Two to three weeks plus a supervised period
Chat and voice agents are multi-tool builds with a supervised period. Production voice at meaningful volume is scoped separately after a technical review.
Full pricing →- GoHighLevel
- Twilio
- HubSpot
- Google Calendar
- Calendly
Is there an agent on this website right now?
No. Surge's own site takes the Roadmap request through a form and Austin reads every one. The content behind this site is structured so a qualifying agent can use it later, and this page will say so when one is live.
What stops it from saying something wrong?
It only answers from content you approved, it transfers anything outside that, and every conversation is reviewed by a person during the supervised period. Surge's own test suite fails an agent on a single fabrication.
Not sure which of these applies to you?
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Thirty minutes on a call. A one-page roadmap with your three highest-value opportunities, reviewed by Austin before it is sent. Yours whether or not you hire Surge.