How it works
Here's exactly what happens when Phone Autopilot makes a call for you.
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Enter the number and your goal
You give Phone Autopilot the phone number to call and a plain-English description of what you want done.
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Verify your cell by text
We send a text to confirm it's really your number. No account, no password, nothing to sign up for.
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We authorize $5
A $5 authorization goes on your card before the first call starts. It's an authorization, not a charge - it's only captured once a call reaches a person and the conversation runs its course.
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The AI makes the call - up to 4 times if it has to
It dials, navigates the phone menu, waits on hold if there's a queue, and talks with whoever answers - while you watch a live transcript update in real time. If that attempt doesn't reach someone or finish the conversation, it tries again - as long as another attempt still looks worth making - up to 4 attempts total, within a deadline inferred from your request.
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You get a summary and we settle up
Once the job concludes - because we reached a person and the conversation ran its course, the attempts ran out, the deadline passed, or we determined another attempt wouldn't help - you get a summary and full transcript. If we reached a person and the conversation ran its course - including a clear answer, even one you didn't want - the $5 authorization is captured. If we never got there, it's released and you pay nothing.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need to write a script for the call?
No. You describe the goal in plain English, like "cancel my gym membership" or "book a table for 4 at 7pm." The AI handles the actual conversation and adapts to whatever the person on the other end says.
What if the call needs a decision only I can make?
The more you tell it up front, the better. Describe your goal and any preferences, like acceptable dates and times or a fallback option, and it works from that. You watch the call live and get a full transcript and summary, so you always see exactly what it did.
What if the call fails or nobody picks up?
You're not charged, and we don't stop after one try. We call up to 4 times to reach someone, as long as another attempt still looks worth making. The $5 authorization is released once we stop trying without ever reaching a person and finishing the conversation - the attempts are used up, a deadline inferred from your request passes, or we determine another attempt wouldn't help (for example, the business told us it never handles this by phone) - no matter how long any individual call ran. We only charge once a call actually reaches a person and runs its course.
Last updated: July 7, 2026