RankLadder answers most calls live, so fewer ever go missed — and when a caller needs a price list, a booking link, or your address, the AI texts it during the call, only after they say yes.

With Safety Net mode, your phone rings first — the AI only catches what you can't get to. With Front Desk mode, it answers every call, first ring.
Not a generic "sorry we missed you." When a caller needs something sent — a price list, a booking link, your address — the AI asks out loud, "Want me to text you that?" It only sends the text after a spoken yes; that recorded answer is the consent record.
The text lands in the same conversation as the call — one thread, in your inbox — so you never have to piece together who called and why.
The consent happens on the recording, not in fine print.
Most missed-call text-back tools fire a canned message after a set number of unanswered rings — a blind “sorry we missed your call” with no idea what the caller wanted. RankLadder’s AI was on the call. It knows whether the caller asked about pricing, needed the shop address, or wanted a callback about a leak — so the text it sends actually matches the conversation, and it only goes out once the caller has said yes on the recording.
“Sorry we missed your call.”
Every tier includes SMS: Starter gets 100 texts a month, Pro gets 300, Scale gets 700 — the same buckets that cover review requests and manual text-backs sent from the inbox. Extra texts are $0.10 each on any tier, with the same 80%/100% usage alerts as your AI minutes.
One recovered $300 service call covers about four months of Starter — texting included.
Yes, when it's done the way RankLadder does it: the caller gives verbal consent on a recorded call before any text goes out. A caller dialing your number isn't consent on its own — the AI's spoken opt-in is what makes the text compliant.
You'll see it coming — a live meter with alerts at 80% and 100% usage. Extra texts bill at $0.10 each; you're never cut off mid-cycle without warning.
Yes. Open any conversation in the inbox and text back directly — it's a one-tap action, threaded into the same conversation as the call.
If the AI is off or your minutes are spent, calls still land in your inbox as a recorded voicemail with a transcript, and you can text the caller back from there.
Join the waitlist for early access and founder pricing. When trials open, $4 gets you 14 days, 30 AI minutes, and 25 texts — enough to watch a real call turn into a text on your own phone.