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Considered.AI phone answering from your own documents

No. Your team keeps answering the phone like always. Everaide catches the calls they can’t get to: the busy moments, the evenings, the weekends.

Yes. Reminders, updates, and campaigns, consent-first. Every call says it’s an automated assistant. It dials only people who have opted in. It honors “stop calling me” the moment it’s spoken, across every campaign, for good. It calls only during polite hours. It never takes payment details. Collecting payments stays with your team. Outbound campaigns begin with a compliance review.

No, never. Everaide never asks for card numbers or takes payment details on a call. Collecting pledges and payments stays with your team.

It says so, takes a message, and emails your office — the caller’s name, their number, what they wanted, and a link to the call. It is built to hand the caller to your team rather than give out a price or a date it does not have.

Yes, on the call. A caller picks a time, Everaide checks it against the availability you set, and books the appointment. It shows up in your dashboard right away.

Your documents and calls are kept separate from every other organization’s — every link the database holds between your documents, the chunks that index them, your campaigns, your contacts and their calls carries your organization inside the key itself, so a chunk cannot borrow another organization’s document, and we hold ourselves to tests rather than assurances: one proves the answering path will not pull another organization’s document into your call, and others prove one account cannot open another’s documents or calls. Your papers answer your callers, and no one else’s. Making a phone call work does involve outside providers: the company that carries the call, and the AI that composes the spoken answer, handle what is said on it and the passages from your documents used to answer, and the company that carries the call keeps its own copy under its own terms. One caveat you should hear from us: we are a small company, and the people who operate the service can reach the server in order to run it.

On a server we run ourselves in Phoenix, Arizona, in the United States. The documents you upload stay on that machine — the file itself is never kept in a third-party cloud file service — and they are indexed there. You should hear this from us rather than discover it: a database backup holds the text we extract from your documents and the records of past calls. Those backups are encrypted on our machine before they go anywhere, including the copy placed with a cloud provider for off-site keeping: they hold the file and not the key. Speaking an answer out loud needs outside AI providers, so for each call the passage that answers the question is sent to them along with what the caller said; we send the passage, not the file. Traffic between you, us, and those providers travels over encrypted connections.

People you invite, plus the providers that make a phone call work. Inside your account there are two roles — owner and member — and no account of any kind, including ours, can read another organization’s documents or calls; every link the database holds between your documents, the chunks that index them, your campaigns, your contacts and their calls carries your organization inside the key itself, so a chunk cannot borrow another organization’s document, and we hold ourselves to tests rather than assurances. One plants a better-matching document in a different organization’s account and confirms your calls do not receive it; others confirm one account asking for another’s documents or calls gets a not-found. Outside your account, the companies that carry the call and generate the spoken answer handle what is said on it and the passages used to answer, and the company that carries the call keeps its own copy under its own terms. One honest caveat, because you should be suspicious of anyone who omits it: we are a small company, and the people who operate the service can reach the server in order to run it.

Yes. You keep your number and nothing about your current phones changes. You just turn on call forwarding, and you can switch it off in seconds.

No account, and nothing to set up. Everaide provides the number itself — a real US local number on licensed US carriers, not a consumer mobile line. It arrives automatically about a minute after you choose a plan, and it works alongside the phone you already have.

Most organizations are live in minutes: sign up, upload your documents, and forward your line. If you can attach a file to an email, you can set up Everaide.

One simple monthly price with call minutes included. Plans start at $149/month, with a small per-minute rate only if you go over. See current plans.

Yes. Manage or cancel your plan whenever you like from your billing settings. No phone call and no retention maze.

Everaide fits small organizations that answer a phone: home-services businesses, local shops and offices, nonprofits, schools, and more. Regulated industries like healthcare (for example, clinics handling patient health records) aren’t supported yet; that support is on our roadmap.