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RevenuePack answers the calls you choose to send it — missed, overflow, or after-hours. The AI speaks from facts you approved, finds out what the caller needs, and sends your team a job record: who called, what they need, how urgent, where. You call back and win the job.

You keep your existing business number. We help you set one conditional-forwarding code on your line—we give you the exact code for your carrier—so your team always gets the first ring. RevenuePack handles only the unanswered or after-hours calls covered by the rules you approve.

Hands-on setup, one owner-approved intake agent and call flow, one RevenuePack phone line, 550 AI call minutes each month, the structured job ledger, scheduled call-and-revenue review, and the miss-a-call guarantee. Additional AI call time is $0.30 per minute. There is no setup fee and no long-term contract. Everything lands in your own portal—calls, recordings, outcomes, usage—and you can preview it before you buy. The optional add-ons—texting, the verified number, branded caller ID—are billed separately at carrier cost, listed plainly in the add-ons section above.

We run lean on purpose. No sales team, no office — the demo line does the selling, and setup is done for you. The comparison prices on this page are dated and sourced so you can check them yourself.

Any month of active service where RevenuePack fails to answer a call that your line forwarded to it under the routing rules and covered hours we agreed, that month's $249 base fee is refunded or credited on request. Usage stays at cost. You keep every transcript and call record regardless. It does not cover months before you go live, forwarding that was not set up as agreed, or service suspended for non-payment — the exact wording is in the terms, on purpose.

From the link on your Stripe receipt, or one email to adam@revenuepack.com. No phone call, no retention script. Cancellation takes effect at the end of the paid month.

Some won't. They hang up, and you still get the missed-call record with their number—which is more than voicemail was giving you. What most people hate is the menu tree, not a conversation that actually takes their details. Don't take my word for it: call the demo line and be your own worst customer.

Because callers don't use it. Fewer than 3 in 100 callers pushed to voicemail leave a message (Invoca, 2024). RevenuePack answers, captures what happened, how urgent it is, where service is needed, and how to reach the caller—a structured callback instead of an audio inbox to decode.

No. Forwarding or overflow routing introduces it, and your exact call path is reviewed with you before anything changes. Undoing it is one code on the same keypad.

You define the safety language, escalation boundaries, and after-hours behavior. The agent does not diagnose an emergency or invent availability, and the rules are reviewed before it handles live callers. If you want urgent calls to skip intake entirely, we can set the agent to bridge them straight to your cell—it tells you who is calling and what broke before it connects the caller. That option is part of the $249.

Not on its own. The agent captures a requested day or time window, but it tells the caller that your team must confirm availability and the next step. With the texting add-on, once you confirm a job, the customer gets a confirmation text—that is the one kind of scheduling message we send.

They might. Carriers put that label on unverified business lines, and it kills callbacks—nobody answers Spam Likely. The fix is the verified-number add-on: $10 a month plus a one-time $10 filing, passed through at carrier cost, with one to two weeks of carrier approval. Pair it with branded caller ID (10 cents an outbound call, also at cost) and their screen shows your business name instead of ten digits. Registrations are filed under your business identity—you give us the details once, we handle the filings.

With the texting add-on—$20 a month, at carrier cost—exactly two texts exist: a sorry-we-missed-you text to a caller our callback could not reach, and an appointment confirmation after you confirm a job. It never sends marketing texts and never carries on a conversation by text. Carriers require a one-time business-texting registration that takes two to three weeks; we file the paperwork.

Call value can be estimated for planning, but it is never presented as earned revenue. During the hands-on pilot, we review outcomes with you and record confirmed revenue only when you report a won job and its actual value.

A one-person company. That is not a slogan; it is the operating model. You deal with the person who built the system — no account managers, no ticket queue. Pilots onboard one at a time because of it.