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 place a $15 hold
A $15 hold goes on your card before the call starts. It's a hold, not a charge - you're billed later for only what you actually use.
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The AI makes the call
It dials, navigates the phone menu, waits on hold if there's a queue, and talks with the rep to get your task done - while you watch a live transcript update in real time.
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You get a summary and pay for actual minutes
When the call ends, you get a summary and full transcript. The $15 hold is released and you're charged only for the minutes actually used, at $0.25/min with a $0.50 minimum.
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. Failed or no-connect calls aren't billed at all. The $15 hold is released and only calls that actually connect and use minutes get charged.
Last updated: July 7, 2026