The AI receptionist for Colorado businesses.
From Denver to Fort Collins, Sarah answers every call in one ring, qualifies the customer and books the job — with a local Colorado number your customers recognize.
Sarah calls you back live — hear her before you pay a dollar
From $350/month + 15¢/min usage · Cancel anytime
Built for how Colorado customers call
Local numbers
Keep your existing Colorado number or add new local ones per city — Denver, Colorado Springs, Aurora — so callers see a neighbor, not a call center.
Your time zone, your rules
Business hours, after-hours flows and on-call escalation configured for how your Colorado operation actually runs.
Any trade, statewide
HVAC in Denver, plumbing in Colorado Springs, salons, clinics, law firms — Sarah speaks 99 industries out of the box.
Industries we answer for
Sarah247 in Colorado: questions
Can I keep my existing Colorado business number?+–
Yes — we port your current number free of charge, or forward it if you prefer. You can also add new local numbers for Denver and the other markets you serve, so callers always see a familiar local number.
Does Sarah cover my whole service area in Colorado?+–
Yes. Sarah is phone software, so there is no service radius — Denver, Colorado Springs, Aurora, Fort Collins or the smallest town in the state, coverage and response time are identical everywhere your customers call from.
Who answers after-hours calls in Colorado?+–
Sarah does — nights, weekends and holidays are standard, not an add-on. Emergencies are triaged with your questions and escalated to your on-call staff by the rules you set during onboarding.
What does it cost in Colorado?+–
The same simple pricing as everywhere in the US: plans start at $350 a month plus usage from 15¢ per minute of conversation, with white-glove setup included and no long-term contracts.
Put Sarah on your Colorado phones
Leave your number — the callback demo takes two minutes.
We’ll call you back with Sarah on the line — typically the same business day. No long-term contracts · Cancel anytime