Every flower order, answered.
An AI receptionist for florists answers the shop phone while you are at the bench, takes down order details and card messages, and checks whether an address is in your delivery area. Voxgard picks up in about 0.3 seconds, day and night, in 32 languages. It asks for the ZIP code first, then the street, and tells the caller whether you deliver there and the fee range you set. It records the arrangement, the budget, the delivery date and the card message word for word, then reads it back. Since it does not take card payments on the call, the order goes to your team to confirm and charge. Couples planning wedding flowers get a consultation booked in Google Calendar or Calendly. In the week before Valentine’s Day or Mother’s Day, Standard answers three calls at once. Plans start at $249 a month, and the free five-day pilot runs on your real calls with no credit card.
Updated September 2026What your callers
ring about.
Same-day delivery
Callers ask whether an order can arrive today.
Sympathy flowers
Families and friends order for a funeral service.
Card messages
People dictate what the card should say.
Wedding flowers
Couples want a consultation for bouquets and centerpieces.
How the call sounds.
An example of the flow, shortened. The business is fictional.
VoxgardThanks for calling Bloom & Branch. How can I help?
CallerI want to send flowers to my mom for her birthday tomorrow.
VoxgardHappy to help. What’s the ZIP code for delivery?
Caller60614.
VoxgardWe deliver there. What’s the street address, and what would you like the card to say?
Caller2210 North Halsted. Say: Happy birthday, Mom. Love, Sam.
VoxgardThank you. I’ve noted it for delivery tomorrow. Our shop will call you shortly to confirm and take payment.
What it does
for you.
Delivery area check
It asks the ZIP first, then the street, measures from your shop and quotes delivery ranges only from the rates you set.
Card messages read back
It takes the message word for word and reads it back before the call ends.
Photos by text
Customers can text a photo of an arrangement they like by MMS, on every plan.
It does not take card payments or promise stems you do not have; it records the order and your team confirms and charges it.
What it
costs.
Billed on minutes used. The same operator on every plan.
Basic · $249/month
300 call minutes included, then $0.55 a minute. One assistant, one call at a time. Recordings, transcripts, summaries, two-way SMS and MMS.
Standard · $549/month
1,000 call minutes included, then $0.35 a minute. Up to three assistants and three simultaneous calls, CRM integration, automated SMS follow-ups.
Enterprise · from $1,500
A custom minute pool, unlimited concurrency, custom integrations and a dedicated account manager.
SMS $0.05 and MMS $0.15 per message, never from your minutes. Month to month, 15% off yearly, and every plan starts with a free five-day pilot, no card. Full pricing and billing examples.
Florists:
questions and answers.
No. It does not take card payments on the call. It records the order, and your team confirms it and takes payment.
It asks the ZIP first, then the house number and street, and checks the distance from your shop against the areas and rates you set.
Standard answers three calls at once and Enterprise has no limit, so busy weeks do not end in voicemail.
Yes. It reads your free and busy time in Google Calendar or Calendly and books the consultation during the call.
It does the job of both: it answers your business calls, takes messages and books appointments. A virtual receptionist is usually a person working remotely, and an answering service usually takes messages. Voxgard is AI: it picks up in about 0.3 seconds, day and night, and books straight into your calendar.
Forward your number or port it; nothing to install. Every plan starts with a free five-day pilot on your real calls, no credit card. How the pilot works.
Hands full of stems,
phone answered.Orders written down.
Try the free five-day pilot before your next busy holiday.