Your phone is answered. Even with your hands on a dog.
FeeFee is the voice that picks up when you can’t. Read a real booking call below, word for word, and hear it for yourself on a setup call.
Six things a voicemail will never do.
What an unanswered phone actually costs.
“…Called 6 times over past two months and left at least 3 voicemails with no response so now had to switch groomers.”
— a real 2-star review of a Tampa-area groomer
They didn’t leave over the haircut. They left over the phone.
She’s built for your shop — not self-serve.
There’s no “sign up and go.” We build FeeFee from your actual services, hours, and calendar before she answers a single call. That takes a short conversation — here’s the whole thing.
A CRM can’t pick up the phone. FeeFee can.
Coop runs your book. FeeFee answers the call you’re missing while your hands are on a dog. That’s a different job, with its own price.
FeeFee plus Coop itself — one price, one bill, the whole front desk.
- Answers every call, 24/7 — the 7pm one, the mid-groom one, the Saturday one
- Books the groom on your real calendar, in a real open slot
- Texts the customer your deposit link — connect your Stripe and the money lands there
- Flags an expired vaccine before the dog is on your table
- Takes a message when she can’t book, so nothing is lost
Before you book the call.
Yes — the call below is a real one, transcribed word for word. FeeFee is software: an AI voice that runs on your hours, your services, and your calendar. She's not a person, and we don't pretend otherwise. She just answers the phone the way a great front-desk person would.
You keep your number. We forward your existing line to FeeFee, so customers dial the same number they always have — she just picks up when you can't. Nothing on your business cards or Google listing has to change.
She never guesses. If a caller asks something outside what she's set up to handle, she takes a message and it lands on your phone with the caller's name, number, and what they wanted — so you call back knowing the details, instead of finding a blank voicemail.
Coop’s. She books into a real open slot on your Coop calendar, and everything she needs (services, durations, hours) lives there too — that is how she knows what to offer. Coop becomes the calendar you run the shop from; she does not write into an outside calendar.
Often the same day. It starts with a 15-minute setup call where you tell us your services, hours, and how you like to book. We build her, wire her into your calendar and your payment setup, you test her, and then you forward your line — many shops are answering calls the same day, and it's rarely more than a day or two.
FeeFee is $249/mo all-in — that's the Pro plan plus FeeFee on one bill, billed monthly, cancel anytime. There's no free trial of FeeFee and no buy button, because she's not self-serve: we build her from your services, your hours, and your calendar on a 15-minute setup call, then hand you the number.
Stop sending your next customer to voicemail.
Fifteen minutes to see if FeeFee fits your shop. We do the setup.