A note from the Vomini team

If there's a pizzeria on your street, read this.

The pizzeria, the barber, the mechanic: their phone rings while they're busy. You can learn to build an AI receptionist that answers it in their name, with their hours and their menu, and then let the owner call it and hear it.

The Main Street Receptionist is a $17 course that shows you how, click by click, and what to say when you show it.

This is a training course. It teaches you to build an AI receptionist and show it to local businesses. It does not promise you will earn any money.

Here's the idea, in plain words

Small businesses on your street get calls they can't take. The owner is at the oven, cutting hair or under a car. The call goes to voicemail, or nowhere.

You can't fix that for every business in town. You can fix it for one, as a demo: an AI receptionist with that shop's name, its services and its hours, all taken from what the shop already shows on Google and on its own website.

Then you show it to the owner. You walk in, or you pick up the phone and dial them yourself, or you send a short email. You hand them a number and say "call this." They hear their own business answer.

What happens after that is up to the owner and to you. Some will say no. Some will ask questions. The course gives you the words for both, plus a proposal page you fill in if they want it on their real phone line. You decide your own price. We don't tell you what to charge, and we don't promise anyone will buy.

What you'll have in 7 days

A working AI receptionist demo with the name, services and hours of a real business on your street, and the words to show it to the owner.

That's the goal of the course. You go at your own pace, and the 7 days assume you watch and build a little every day.

What's inside

1. Where calls go when nobody can pick up
2. What an AI receptionist is, and what it must never do
3. Get ready: the info sheet and three free accounts
4. Your first AI call in 15 minutes
5. Make it sound like the front desk (full prompts for three kinds of business)
6. Let it book the appointment
7. Get every call summary by email
8. Go live without losing a call
9. The first 7 days, and what good looks like
10. Your first local deal NEW: pick the business, build the demo with its public info, show it to the owner (a visit, a call you dial by hand, or an email), answer the questions owners ask, and agree on a next step

Chapters 1 to 9: almost 3 hours of step-by-step video. Chapter 10: about 19 minutes.

Plus four things you'll print or copy:

• The Demo Build Sheet: the setup checklist and the sheet you fill in with the shop's public info before you build.
• The Receptionist Prompt Template: copy, paste, change the brackets.
• The Outreach Script: what to say on a visit, on a call, in a voicemail, in an email and in a follow-up, and honest answers to the questions owners ask.
• The Proposal Page Template: a one-page proposal you fill in for the business. The price box is blank. That part is yours.

What we teach you not to do

Is this for you?

What it costs to run

The course is $17, once. The tools it teaches (Retell AI for the calls, Cal.com for booking, Make for the emails) are other companies. You open your own accounts and pay them directly, by what you use. Cal.com and Make have free plans. Retell gives new accounts trial credit, then bills by the minute plus a monthly fee for the phone number. The course shows where to check the current prices before you build.