One system. Every business.
Each client runs through the same operating layer.
Exelo is an AI receptionist you sell to local businesses. It answers and takes booking requests in 60 seconds. You set the price. No coding.
Estimate, not a promise. It depends on how many businesses you sign.
Every call the AI picks up is logged — who called, when, and for how long.
The caller's requested time and details, saved for the business to book.
What the caller wanted, in a few lines. No listening back.
When a caller says it's urgent, an email reaches your account after the call.
Search a city and a type. Exelo scores who may need help answering calls.
Public signals become a one-page report the owner understands.
A proposal in your name, with the price you set. No Exelo mark on it.
Name, opening line, services, hours and FAQs — it answers like the business.
What the business pays you. Exelo's side is your plan and usage.
Where managed activation is available, a local number is placed and the line goes live. Test it by voice first.
Search a city and a type. Exelo scores who may need help answering calls.
Public signals become a one-page report the owner understands.
A proposal in your name, with the price you set. No Exelo mark on it.
Name, opening line, services, hours and FAQs — it answers like the business.
What the business pays you. Exelo's side is your plan and usage.
Where managed activation is available, a local number is placed and the line goes live. Test it by voice first.
Each client runs through the same operating layer.
Key context stays with the business.
The team returns to context, not a pile of missed calls.
Illustrative. Businesses, times and details are examples, not live data.
Exelo provides the receptionist. You set the monthly price the business pays you. Move the price and the usage; the math is live.
Infrastructure is billed per minute of usage, typically $0.15–$0.30/min all-in; the math here uses the high end so the cost is never understated. You set the price; what you keep is the price minus that cost. No income guarantees: figures are typical estimates that vary with your market and each business's call volume.
Answers as the business, day or night.
Asks what the caller needs and listens.
Time and details captured for the business to book.
What happened, written down in the portal.
The business calls back or books it.
If the caller says it’s urgent, an email reaches your account after the call.
No logos, no counters. What is on this page is the product, and one part of it runs for you right here.
What you watched at the top is how the product actually works: answer as the business, ask what the caller needs, capture the request, write the summary.
The dashboard on the MacBook is laid out like the real portal — the same businesses, activity and price fields a partner works in.
The customize, price and go-live screens in the workflow are the real tabs, with their real fields.
Type any local business. The scan runs on public data, and every number it returns is an estimate.
Start with your first client line. Move up as your roster grows.
For the operator running their first client line
For agencies running up to 10 client lines
For high-volume operators running 25+ client lines
Cancel anytime — keep access to the end of your period
Exelo can be used from anywhere, but AI phone numbers are currently available for US-based client businesses only. Partners outside the US can use Exelo to find, scan, and serve US clients. AI receptionists currently operate in English.
All plans plus your own usage-based call costs — typically a few dollars a month at light usage (run the numbers yourself).
Monthly plans renew automatically each month and are non-refundable once billed, except for billing errors or where the law requires; cancel anytime and keep access to the end of the period. Annual plans renew yearly and carry a 3-day money-back guarantee; after that they are non-refundable, except for billing errors or where the law requires. Full policy in the Terms of Service.
An AI receptionist service for a local business: a live phone line that answers calls around the clock, captures what each caller wanted, and summarizes it for the business. You set your own monthly price and keep the difference over infrastructure cost.
No. Setting up a line is point-and-click in the portal: pick the business, customize the receptionist, set your price, go live. Connecting your own phone accounts is optional and guided when you want more lines than your plan includes.
Yes. The receptionist, the portal and the minutes in your plan are Exelo's, and every paid plan includes Exelo-managed lines. Where Exelo-managed activation is available for a business, Exelo also places the phone number, and the portal tells you before you start whether it can place one for that business today. You bring the client and the price.
Every paid plan includes managed lines with minutes. Where Exelo-managed activation is available for a business, a US local number is placed from the portal when you put the line live, and the business can forward its existing number to it or use it directly. Managed activation is being rolled out in stages, so the Phone Number tab checks and says before you start whether an Exelo number can be placed for that business right now; connecting your own phone provider works at any time. AI phone numbers are currently available in the United States only.
Yes. Its name, opening line, services, hours, FAQs and a human transfer number are yours to set, and you choose the voice. Then you can call the line from your browser to hear it before the business does.
The answered call is logged and summarized in the portal, with the caller's requested time and details captured for the business to follow up on. If the caller flagged something urgent, an email reaches your account after the call.
When the business has connected a calendar and turned on real appointment booking, it books the appointment into that calendar. Otherwise, or if a booking can't be completed, it captures the request — the caller's desired time, their details and why they called — in the call summary for the business to book. Calendly and other third-party booking integrations are not supported.
You bill the business yourself, under your own name, at the monthly price you set in the portal. There are no income guarantees: what you keep is that price minus a usage-based infrastructure cost, and the economics section above lets you run the numbers yourself. Every figure is a typical estimate that varies with your market.
XRAY scans any local business and shows where revenue is leaking (missed calls, after-hours gaps, slow follow-up), with an estimated monthly leak. It's the report you close deals with.
Support lives inside the portal, and support@exelo.ai is monitored.
Scans, credits, and message allowances reset on the 1st of each month, and higher plans include more of each. Lead search has a separate daily limit that resets every day and is the same on all plans. Nothing extra is ever charged — there are no overage fees and no pay-per-use top-ups.
No coding. Every plan includes managed AI lines: you pick the business, customize the receptionist, set your price and press Go live. Where Exelo-managed activation is available for that business, Exelo places a dedicated local number and puts the line live from the portal, and the Phone Number tab says before you start whether it can today. Connecting your own voice and phone-service accounts is a guided alternative you can use at any time, and the path for partners who want more lines than their plan includes.
No. Exelo runs on paid plans. You can try the XRAY scanner free on the homepage (two live demo scans a day), and annual plans carry a 3-day money-back guarantee.
Yes — with one limit. AI phone numbers are currently available in the United States only. Everything else works anywhere: XRAY scans, proposals, and pitch run on businesses in any country, and there is no restriction on where you are based. Partners outside the US run Exelo for US clients today. Managed lines come with a US local number provided from the portal; AI receptionists currently operate in English.
Client-facing artifacts carry your brand, not ours: every AI line answers as their business, proposals print with a neutral title and filename, no Exelo mark anywhere, and a “Prepared by” line with your company name once you’ve set it in Settings. Calls run on a dedicated local number for that business. The partner portal itself is Exelo-branded — there’s no custom-domain portal today. One tip when saving a proposal as a PDF: untick “Headers and footers” in the print dialog so your browser doesn’t stamp the page URL on it.
| AI receptionist | Front desk | |
|---|---|---|
| Availability | 24/7, holidays included | Business hours |
| Monthly cost (typical) | $300–$500 | $2,800–$3,600 |
| After the call | Summary in the portal | A sticky note, if any |
| When a caller says it's urgent | Email to you after the call | Depends who picked up |