1:15 AMTree on the house
- CallerThe storm’s brought a big oak down on our roof.
- JuneyI’ll put you through. Is it touching any power lines, and what’s the address?
- CallerNo, it’s across the garage roof. 19 Alder Drive.
Juney for arborists
Up a tree with the saw running? Juney, your AI receptionist, answers in your business name, puts storm damage through and books estimates.
Calls she handles
1:15 AMTree on the house
7:20 PMLeaning maple
10:35 AMStump grinding

Emergencies
Tell Juney the words that mean it can’t wait, like “on the house”. She asks your questions, rings the number you choose, says who’s calling and connects them.
Want the 1 AM and 7 PM calls handled? Keep Juney answering around the clock. Business hours only? Then callers get your voicemail.
Put through to you1:15 AM
Oak on the roof, clear of power lines
19 Alder Drive
Customers who want to talk trees with you still reach you on the ground.
A customer calls.
Your phone rings first. Miss it for 15 seconds and
Juney answers.
Pick up whenever you can. She only gets the ones you miss.
Ring me first is on.
What she does
When a caller says “tree on the house” or “tree on my car”, she asks about power lines, then puts them through.
Which tree, how big and how close to the house, plus name, number and address, in a summary on your phone.
Removal and pruning estimates land in a free slot on your Google Calendar.
Add your stump grinding rate and whether estimates are free, and she tells callers. Removals? She says you’ll confirm on site.
ThursdayGoogle Calendar
Waiting for the next call
Hugo Bell called11:25 · Fenwick Tree Care
Wants a dead pine removed at 27 Quarry Lane. Call back after lunch.
Callback requested
Call backAfter every call
Who rang, what they wanted and what she did. Read it between jobs and call back from your own phone.
Getting started
Start with your website, then check your services, hours and business details.
Hear how Juney handles a customer, then adjust anything you’d say differently.
Switch on call forwarding with your current provider. Your number stays the same.
7-day free trial, then $49 USD a month. See pricing
Also built for
The questions arborists ask most before they hand Juney the phone.
Last updated
Download JuneyYou tell her. Add the words callers use, like “tree on the house” or “on my car”, to an emergency scenario. She rings a second phone or whoever’s on call, not the number forwarded to Juney, says who’s calling and connects them. No answer in 20 seconds? She takes a message. For a downed power line, she says only what you write into the scenario.
If you want it to. Set Ringing mode to Ring me first and the Juney app rings you for about 15 seconds before she answers. Stay signed in to the app: signed out, she answers straight away.
Only if you’ve given her one. Most removals are priced on site, so she says you’ll confirm it or books the estimate visit. She tells callers the prices you set, like stump grinding, and doesn’t price a job herself.
Juney isn’t free, but you can try it for 7 days with 50 answering minutes, then it’s $49 USD a month. It works with business numbers in the US, UK, Australia and Canada.
Juney costs $49 USD per month, or $490 USD per year paid upfront. All prices are in US dollars. Annual gets you 2 months free: twelve months for the price of 10. Both plans include 150 minutes each month, about 75 calls depending on call length, and the same features. Extra minutes are top-ups of 100 minutes for $20, bought in the app, and top-up minutes don’t expire. You start with a 7-day free trial that includes 50 answering minutes.
Yes. Keep your current number and provider, and forward your calls to Juney. Nothing is ported or moved. Setup varies by carrier, and the app shows you the steps for yours.