Gyms
Sign someone up while you are out on the floor.
It books the tour.
It offers the times someone can come in, takes a name, and confirms by text so the visit is in writing.
Call · 0:27
- Customer
- Can I come and look round before I join?
- Your line
- Tomorrow at 5 is free. Can I take a name?
- Customer
- Priya.
Tour tomorrow at 5:00 PM, Priya.
Tour bookedPriya · Tomorrow 5:00 PMText
- You're booked in for tomorrow at 5.
- Do I need to bring anything?
- Just trainers. Ask for whoever is on the desk.
- Booking confirmed
Tour bookedPriya · Tomorrow 5:00 PMIt quotes the membership.
It gives your joining rates and your day-pass price from the numbers you set, and tells you who asked for what.
Call · 0:29
- Customer
- What does it cost to join for a month?
- Your line
- $45 a month rolling, or $10 for a day pass.
- Customer
- I'll start with a day pass.
Day pass quoted, to pay at the desk.
Quote sentDay pass · $10Text
- Is there a joining fee on the rolling one?
- No joining fee. Cancel with a month.
- Sent from your rates
Quote sentDay pass · $10It answers the hours and the access questions.
When the doors open, whether the floor is staffed, and what a member can get to at four in the morning.
Call · 0:25
- Customer
- Are you open on a Sunday morning?
- Your line
- Sundays 7 to 6, and members have fob access from 5.
- Customer
- Good, thanks.
Sunday hours and fob access answered.
Inquiry answeredSunday hours · fob accessText
- Is the desk staffed that early?
- From 7. Before that it is fob entry only.
- Sent from your opening hours
Inquiry answeredSunday hours · fob accessHear it answer.
- Your lineHi, thanks for calling.
- CustomerWhat does it cost to join for a month?
- Your lineForty five dollars a month rolling, or ten dollars for a day pass.
- CustomerI'll start with a day pass, is today alright?
- Your lineToday is fine. Pay at the desk when you arrive, and bring trainers.
- CustomerGreat, see you later.
FAQs
That is the case it is built for. The AI answers on the line itself rather than in an app, so it picks up while you are racking weights or taking an induction, and you read the summary when you are back at the desk.
It can quote one from your rates and take the request, then tell you who wants which option. Taking the money and signing the agreement stay with you and whatever you already use. a1mobile is the phone line, not a payment processor.
No, and it should not. It answers from the notes you write: hours, access, what is on the floor, what a pass includes. Anything about an injury, a programme or a medical condition goes to you rather than being answered.
It answers from the opening hours and access rules you give it, so it can say the doors are open but the desk is not. Keeping those two apart is the difference between a member arriving at five and a member arriving at five expecting an induction.
They get answered. A gym with overnight access takes calls when no staff member is in the building, which is exactly when an answering service costs the most and a voicemail helps the least.
You can port the number that is already on your door and your listings, or take a new one. Porting keeps every sign, flyer and directory entry correct.
a1mobile is one plan at $99/mo per line: a real US number with unlimited calls and texts, and an AI that picks up when you can't. There is no separate answering-service bill, because the answering is part of the carrier rather than an app on top of it.
