A receptionist that picks up in Hindi.
It never misses a call, in your language.
Regional language first, English fluent
A tuned, natural voice in your guest's language. Transcript renders in both.
Twenty-four seven, ten seconds
Picks up before the third ring, day or night, in your property's voice.
Knows when to hand off
Anything escalated hands off to your team on WhatsApp, with the full transcript.
Books while everyone sleeps
Quotes the rate and sends the payment link, one tap to confirm.
Every channel lands in one inbox:
Three steps, two business days, one number.
Forward your existing number to ours. No new SIM, no new handset.
We scrape your site and tariff sheet, then ask your GM five questions. Live in two business days.
Every call is recorded and transcribed in the dashboard. Tune the voice and rules yourself, no engineering.
The four we hear every week.
The voice stack is purpose-built for Indian hotels: low-latency speech and a natural regional voice. We swap a layer the day a better one ships.
Will my regular guests notice it is an AI?
Most don't. Where it's unsure, it says so and offers a human.
What languages are supported today?
Hindi and English today, one per call. Tamil, Bengali, and Marathi are in private beta.
Can it actually book rooms?
Yes, up to the payment link. It never moves money without a human's one-tap approval. Once paid, it writes the reservation to your PMS.
How is voice billed?
₹999 a month, one number, calls billed as you use them. First ₹100 free, then prepaid: tops up ₹999 automatically when low.
How does this compare to hiring someone?
A front-desk hire runs ₹10,000-18,000 a month, and one person can't cover 24 hours, so real coverage needs about three. Fursat is ₹999, nothing more on a slow week.
Want to hear it answering your number?
Call it right now, at the top of this page. Or put it on your own number today.