The receptionist who never misses a call.

What an AI receptionist actually does

It answers the phone the way your best front desk person would on their best day. A caller asks about timings, prices or availability and gets a straight answer, from your own business documents rather than a script. They want an appointment, and it checks the calendar and books it, with a confirmation sent after the call. They ask something only you can answer, and it transfers the call or takes a message with the caller's details and intent, so you return a warm lead rather than a missed number.

It does this on every call at once. Three people calling during lunch hour all get answered on the first ring, which no single human at a desk can do.

Built for how India talks on the phone

Most AI receptionists are built for English-speaking markets and fall apart the moment a caller switches to Hindi mid-sentence. Oye Hello is built the other way around: it speaks English, Hindi, Hinglish, Tamil, Telugu, Bengali, Marathi and more, follows the caller between languages, and sounds natural in each. Your customer in Chennai and your customer in Kanpur both get answered in the language they opened with.

Hear it yourself: talk to a live agent for a repair business, a real estate agency or a support desk right now, in your browser, no signup needed.

The maths of the missed call

A clinic that misses six calls a day is not losing six calls. It is losing the two new patients among them, every day, to whichever competitor picked up. Research on lead response puts the average business reply at 42 hours while the window for actually winning the enquiry is minutes. A receptionist who answers instantly, at midnight and on Sunday, converts calls your business currently never even sees.

That is why the free tier exists: create an agent from a single document about your business and hear it answer before you spend a rupee.

You stay in control

• The agent answers only from documents you give it, so it never invents prices or promises.
• Every call produces a recording, a transcript and a summary you can read in a minute.
• Transfer rules are yours: which questions it handles, when it hands over, who it hands over to.
• Call data stays protected, as the security page sets out in detail.

Frequently asked questions

What is an AI receptionist?

An AI receptionist is software that answers your business phone with a natural voice, understands what the caller wants, and completes the task: answering questions, booking or rescheduling appointments, taking messages, or transferring the call to a person. It picks up in seconds, around the clock, and never puts anyone on hold.

Does it speak Hindi and other Indian languages?

Yes. Oye Hello answers in English, Hindi, Hinglish, Tamil, Telugu, Bengali, Marathi and more, and follows the caller's language rather than forcing its own. Callers who mix languages mid-sentence are understood, because that is how India actually speaks on the phone.

What happens when the AI cannot handle a call?

It transfers to a human number you choose, with a summary of the conversation so far, or takes a message and sends you the details. You decide the rules: which questions it may answer, when it must hand over, and what it should never promise.

How much does an AI receptionist cost in India?

Oye Hello is priced for Indian businesses: you can try it free with live browser demos and no card, and paid usage follows your call volume, so a quiet month costs a quiet month's bill. See the pricing page for how the numbers work.

Is it suitable for a small business or clinic?

That is who it is built for. Clinics, salons, real estate agencies, repair services and coaching centres lose bookings every day to unanswered calls. An AI receptionist answers every one of them, including the 9 pm enquiry your front desk will never see.

How is this different from a call answering service?

A human answering service bills per call for a person reading a script in one language during working hours. An AI receptionist costs a fraction as much, works in every language your customers speak, never queues callers, and is trained on your actual business documents rather than a generic script.

Who makes Oye Hello

Oye Hello is built by Stackbinary, a Mumbai software company, and runs for businesses across India. If you want the same technology deployed on your own infrastructure, the enterprise page explains how owning it works.