We were the people
on the phones first.
The Call Guy was built by two service managers and a recovering telecom engineer who got tired of paying $0.30 a drop for a tool that ghosted them at scale and broke compliance every quarter.
So we wired it ourselves. Direct carrier routes, real audit logs, pricing that fits a business that actually has to make money. Now we run those same rails for 1,200+ shops across North America.
Three years of building. Zero sales reps.
Two F&I managers wire their own ringless voicemail platform after the third price hike from a competitor in 18 months.
First 200 customers, mostly other dealerships in our network. No marketing, no sales team. Just word of mouth.
Signed direct interconnects with Verizon, AT&T, T-Mobile, Rogers, Telus, and Bell. Deliverability jumps from 84% to 94.2%.
1,200+ shops. 4.1M drops a month. Still based in Calgary. Still no sales team.
What we won't compromise on.
We don't sell impressions or 'awareness.' We sell delivered voicemails.
Every quarter we look for $0.001 to take off the per-drop cost.
The risky way is the cheap way. We don't sell either.
Built in a dealership. Sold to dealerships. Run by people who close.
Three founders. No board, no VC, no MBA.
Ran F&I at three dealership groups. Hates being on the phone.
Built SS7 routing at a tier-1 telco for a decade. Loves a clean audit log.
Former state DNC investigator. Now keeps everyone honest.
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We host an open Q&A every other Thursday — founders only, no sales. Bring your hardest question.