Check if it's in stock
Find out if a store has it on the shelf today, and what it costs.
“Do you have the 20-volt drill battery today?”
Type who to call and what you need. You get the answer and a transcript.
Phone Bud is an AI that makes phone calls for you in the US and Canada. First call free, up to 5 minutes. No card needed.
You askedDo they have the 20-volt drill battery in stock today, and what does it cost?
Usually one quick question to one business. Sometimes a message for a person.
Find out if a store has it on the shelf today, and what it costs.
“Do you have the 20-volt drill battery today?”
It works the phone menu and sits through the hold music, then asks your question.
“What's the status of my order?”
Hours, walk-ins, wait times, or what to bring.
“Are you taking walk-ins this afternoon?”
Let your manager know you're out sick, or call someone to say thanks.
“Tell my manager I can't make my shift today.”
A quote, a policy, or their earliest opening.
“What would a brake job cost, and when can you fit me in?”
Appointments with a dentist, clinic, barber, or restaurant.
“Can you move my cleaning to next week?”
You type. It calls. You read the answer.
Enter the number and what to ask, then press Start call.
It works the menu and doesn't hang up on hold music, then asks your question. Nobody picks up? It leaves a voicemail.
A summary, the key details and the full transcript. You can listen live and hang up any time.
Every call ends with notes and the full transcript, saved in the app.
Request: Ask the dental office for the earliest cleaning next week before 10 AM. Don't book it.
The office has a cleaning opening next Tuesday at 9:30 AM. Nothing was booked.
Good, that works. Put the number in To, paste the rest into Purpose, and press Start call.
A good request names the business, its number, the one thing to find out, and your own number if you want a callback.
Assistants that support MCP, like ChatGPT, Claude and Grok Bot, can place calls directly.
In Phone Bud
To(555) 010-0100
PurposeCall the hardware store. Ask if they have the 20-volt drill battery in stock today, and the price. If they need to call back, my number is (555) 010-0199.
After that, buy minutes when you need them. No subscription.
Canadian dollars. Billed by the minute, rounded up. Unused minutes stay on your account. No charge if a call fails on our side.
It introduces itself as your assistant. If anyone asks, it says it's an AI. It never claims to be you or a person. If you write your own agent instructions, keep those rules in them.
Yes. It presses keypad tones, answers spoken menus, and waits on hold. Calls end at 30 minutes, including hold time, or 5 minutes on your free call. If the menu will ask for an account or order number, include it in your request.
It leaves a short voicemail about your request and hangs up. You can set it to hang up without leaving one.
No. It asks your question itself and sends you the answer. You can listen live and end the call at any time. Calls come from a Phone Bud number, so put your own number in the request if you want a callback, or verify your number in Settings and call from it.
Only partly. It won't pretend to be you, so it can't pass identity checks like a PIN or security questions for an account holder.
Every call gets a transcript. Audio isn't recorded when either number has an area code in a US state that requires everyone's consent. Recording and consent.
Yes. Paste a list of numbers into a campaign and it calls each one with the same request.
Yes. There's an MCP server at phone-bud.com/mcp that ChatGPT, Claude, Claude Code and Grok Bot can connect to. Most sign in with your Phone Bud account; others use an API key from Settings, Developer. MCP setup, Grok Bot setup.
Type who to call and what you need. The first one's free, up to 5 minutes.
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