Proof, from a live client line
709 calls. 46 days. 1 Houston pool company.
No projections and no averages borrowed from another industry. These are the calls Lani AI answered for one of our clients, counted from the day their line went live.
709
Calls answered
In the first 46 days live
365
Put through live
Sent to the right person while the caller waited
182
Qualified leads captured
Name, need and best number, already taken
15
Site visits booked
Booked right on the call, no callback
Where every call went
Every call answered. Here's where each one went.
Half the calls were put straight through to the right person on their team. About 1 in 4 became a qualified lead with the details already taken, and 15 ended with a site visit on the calendar before the caller hung up.
- Put through to the team, live36551%
- Qualified lead captured18226%
- Site visit booked on the call152%
- Question answered, no follow-up needed254%
- Other (hang-ups, wrong numbers, vendors)12217%
Week by week
From week 1, on the same phone number.
56
after hours
36
on weekends
44s
typical call
Your 7-day pilot
The same setup, on your line, for a week.
Day 1
Forward your missed calls
Keep your number. Point the calls you miss at your new line, which takes about 10 minutes.
Days 1 to 3
Trained on your business
Your services, service area, hours and how you want pricing handled. You hear it before your customers do.
Days 3 to 7
Every call answered
Day, night and weekends. Every transcript and recording is yours, whether you keep it or not.
7-day pilot, completely free. If you decide to move forward, there's a setup.
How we counted
- Inbound calls from Sep 18, 2026 (the day the line went live) through Nov 2, 2026, Central time.
- Left out: test calls, calls from our own team's numbers, calls that never connected and calls under 10 seconds.
- Outcomes are what the call ended in, as logged on the call record. Each call counts once.
- After hours is as logged on each call, against the client's opening hours. Weekends are Saturday and Sunday.
- The client isn't named. Results on your line will depend on your own call volume.