Whoza.ai

About Whoza.ai

Whoza. Ai is an AI-powered call answering service created in Scotland specifically for tradespeople across the United Kingdom. It was built to solve a problem that costs busy trades thousands of pounds every year: calls that ring out unanswered while they are on a job. Instead of sending customers to voicemail, Whoza. Ai answers the phone on their behalf, holds a natural conversation with the caller, works out exactly what the job is, and passes the details straight to the tradesperson's phone. Plumbers, electricians, builders, roofers, locksmiths and many other trades rely on the service so that a missed call no longer means a missed job.

At the heart of the service are AI voice agents named Katie and Mark, who answer calls around the clock, including evenings, weekends and bank holidays. When a customer gets in touch, the agent asks the right questions to qualify the enquiry, works out how urgent it is, and filters out spam and cold sales calls. The full details, including the caller's name, location and the nature of the job, are then sent to the tradesperson through WhatsApp within seconds, so they can choose to accept, call back or decline. Because it works alongside an existing business number, customers simply ring the number they already know, and the changeover is invisible to them.

Beyond answering calls, Whoza.Ai helps trades win more repeat work. An automated follow-up invites customers to leave a review after a completed job, helping build a stronger reputation online, while a separate tool keeps an eye on local competitors and suggests practical steps each week to improve how easily the business is found in search. Setup takes around thirty minutes, with no equipment to install and no technical knowledge required. Pricing starts at fifty-nine pounds per month and includes a seven-day free trial with no card details needed, a thirty-day money-back guarantee, and no contract, so trades can cancel at any time. The company is registered in Scotland, is ICO registered and GDPR compliant, and stores its data in UK data centres.