Your AI receptionist,trained for veterinary clinics

Yes. Asisto answers every call to your veterinary clinic in under two seconds, around the clock, and handles the calls that make up most of your volume: booking and rescheduling appointments, answering questions from your own FAQ, taking details from new enquiries, and passing anything that needs a person straight to your team. It speaks 58 languages and switches the moment the caller does. Nobody has to stop what they are doing to pick up, which is the part that matters when the phone rings while you are with a client.

Two plans, both without contracts. Pay Per Appointment has no monthly fee and no setup fee: you pay $7.99 for each appointment the AI books, with unlimited minutes, unlimited texts and the outbound dialer included. Unlimited is a flat $279 per month with everything uncapped and priority support. With an average ticket of about $185 at a typical veterinary clinic, a single recovered booking covers the cost of either plan many times over. There is a 14-day money-back guarantee and you can cancel from the dashboard.

Work it out from your own numbers rather than an industry average: the average ticket at a veterinary clinic is around $185, so recovering just two missed calls a week is roughly $19,240 a year. That is the conservative case: it counts only calls you never knew about, and ignores the callers who reach voicemail and simply ring the next veterinary clinic on the list instead of leaving a message.

Most veterinary clinics are live the same day, usually within minutes. A guided setup collects your business details, locations, services, staff and the questions your callers ask most, then gives you a number. In the US and Canada that number works as soon as checkout completes. You do not have to change the number on your door, your listings or your signage: leave call forwarding on your existing line pointed at Asisto and it answers behind the number your customers already know.

The AI hands the call over. You set which calls route to which people and when, and Asisto rings your team's phones, the right department, or a named person according to your hours and rules. You can also watch calls live in the dashboard and join any of them with one click. The AI steps back and you carry on with the caller. Every call leaves a recording, a transcript and a summary against the contact, so whoever picks it up next knows what was already said.

An answering service takes a message; Asisto finishes the job. It books into your calendar during the call, answers questions about your services and hours from your own FAQ, and texts the caller a confirmation. The caller gets an answer rather than a promise that somebody will ring them back. It is also a full phone system rather than a bolt-on: your own number in any of 30 countries, an in-browser dialer for outbound calls, IVR menus, hours-based routing, recordings and transcripts, and a built-in CRM.

Asisto is built to be HIPAA-ready for practices that need it: access to call recordings and transcripts is controlled per user, data is encrypted in transit and at rest, retention is bounded, and a Business Associate Agreement is available. Write to hello@asisto.one to put one in place before you take patient calls. The AI is configured to collect only what your front desk would collect over the phone and to route clinical questions to your staff rather than answering them.

Yes, and that is the normal case for a veterinary clinic. Asisto captures who is calling alongside who the enquiry is about, answers questions about programs, schedules and pricing from your own FAQ, and books assessments or visits into your calendar. Recurring schedules are handled too, so a caller changing one week's slot does not have to be walked through the whole booking again.

Yes. Appointments the AI books go straight into your connected calendar, so what you see on your phone is what the caller was told. New contacts and every call's recording, transcript and summary land in the built-in CRM, and HubSpot is supported directly: a new lead there can be phoned back automatically within seconds of arriving, which is usually the difference between reaching someone and leaving a message.