Property managers · walk-in shops
We pick up when you can't.
One machine answers both lines. After-hours dispatch for Buffalo property managers, free right now, and Front Desk for walk-in shops anywhere, priced straight.
Dispatch line · machine-recorded · July 14, 2026
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97 seconds from first ring to dispatch. Not a customer — our own test call to the live line. Read the receipts →
After-hours line
Property
Managers
A tenant calls at 2am. We answer, stabilize what can safely wait, and dispatch the right person when it can't. Free right now, for Buffalo and Erie property managers.
Front Desk
Walk-in
Shops
Your shop phone rings while both your hands are on a client. Front Desk answers, books the appointment, takes the order or the message. It says it's recorded and AI-assisted, and never invents an answer.
The walk-in line
When your hands are on a client. It answers.
Your shop phone rings mid-cut, mid-fitting, mid-appointment. Front Desk picks up in your shop's name, says up front it's recorded and AI-assisted, books the appointment or takes the order, and never invents a price or a time it doesn't have. Then it texts the caller to say you'll follow up.
The real wording Front Desk texts after a call. Your shop's name and the caller's first name fill in. It never confirms the booking itself. See how a demo works →
For salons, barbershops, cleaners, tailors, and spas.
Plugs into what you already run
Already run a system? Front Desk works around it.
You don't switch tools to use us. Front Desk fits around the calendar, the booking app, or the register you already have.
It fits before it wires in
Front Desk captures the booking on the call, the service, the day, and the time, then hands it to you to confirm. It works around whatever you keep your day in today. Nothing books itself, and it never writes into your software without you.
It works alongside your system
On Google Calendar, Booksy, Square, Clover, or something you built yourself? Front Desk doesn't write into any of them today, and we won't imply it does. It hands you the booking, and you enter it wherever you already keep the day.
Google Calendar · Booksy · Square · Clover · your own tools
The after-hours line
When it breaks at 2am. We answer.
Your tenant calls the number you route to us. An AI dispatcher we built and tune ourselves answers by the second ring, says up front that it's recorded and AI-assisted, and walks the caller through what can safely wait until morning. When it can't wait, it wakes the right person and texts them the job. Not a voicemail box. Not a message-taking answering service. It triages the call live and dispatches while you sleep.
Address: 88 XXXXX ST, BUFFALO
Claim this job: callpro.me/job/XXXXXX
Reply YES to accept, or tap the link.
On our own test call to the live line, the dispatch fired 97 seconds after the first ring. Not a customer. Read the receipts →
You call
Any hour. Tell us what broke and where you are.
We stabilize
Most 2am problems can wait for morning. We walk you through it. Shutoff, breaker, done.
We send the right person
When it can't wait, we wake the right person. Your own crew, or a local contractor from our network.
In Buffalo and Erie County, for:
Questions people ask first.
How much does CallPro cost?
The dispatch line is free right now: free for property managers, free for tenants, free for contractors while we build out the network. No card on file, nothing to auto-charge. Front Desk for walk-in shops is paid — a one-time setup and a small flat monthly, quoted straight before anything starts. Full detail on the pricing page.
Is it a robot answering?
Right now a 2am call has two bad endings: it rings out to a voicemail nobody hears until morning, or it drags you out of bed to answer it yourself. It's an AI dispatcher we built and tune ourselves, and it answers instead, by the second ring, at any hour. It says out loud that it's AI before anything else, no pretending. Call (716) 419-4348 right now and hear exactly what your tenants would hear.
What happens when the AI can't handle a call?
It doesn't improvise. It captures what it heard, who called, from where, what broke, and escalates to a human. A garbled or confusing call becomes a logged message and a wake-up for a person, not a wrong dispatch. Every call is logged either way.
Who calls this number?
Your tenants do, put (716) 419-4348 on your after-hours line or give it to them directly. Call it yourself first.
How do I set it up for my properties?
Forward your existing after-hours line to it, or hand tenants the number. Either works tonight. There's no onboarding, no contract, no account to create.
Who actually shows up to fix things?
Your own maintenance crew if you have one, or independent local contractors from our network. CallPro is a dispatch service, not a licensed contractor. The person who shows up is always a real, independent local business.
Do you record calls?
Yes, calls are recorded and logged, and callers are told. That's how we publish the receipts from our own test call instead of testimonials (it's our founder's verification call, not a customer call, and we don't pretend it is), and how disputes get settled with a tape instead of a memory.
The operator
There’s a person on this line.
I’m Daniel. I built CallPro and I run it. The AI picks up because nobody can answer every ring with their hands on a client. But a machine alone is not a front desk. So my number rides in the dispatch texts we send, I read the ledger every morning, and when a call needs a human, it gets me.
Some companies charge three hundred a month to put a person behind an AI. Here, the person built it.
Two lines. Both live.
One for a tenant's 2am emergency, one for your shop's phone while your hands are full. Dispatch is free right now, Front Desk is priced straight. Call the after-hours line, or see Front Desk for your shop.