North Dakota calls, covered.
An AI receptionist for a North Dakota business answers every call in about 0.3 seconds, takes down the job and books it, even at 5 a.m. in a blizzard. Voxgard covers Fargo, Bismarck, Grand Forks and Minot. Most of the state is on Central Time and the southwest corner is on Mountain Time, so you set business hours in your own zone and it follows them, 24/7. When it is well below zero, a caller with a dead furnace or a car that will not start gets an answer, not a voicemail box. The address is taken, the call marked urgent, and a caller who asks for the on-call person is rung through. Long drives are the norm here, so it checks each ZIP against the distance you serve. It speaks 32 languages, Spanish and Arabic among them. Plans start at $249 a month, and the free five-day pilot needs no credit card.
Updated September 2026North Dakota
at a glance.
North Dakota generally allows a call to be recorded with one party’s consent. Many businesses still say in the greeting that calls are recorded. General information, not legal advice.
North Dakota:
a sample call.
An example of the flow, shortened. The business is fictional.
VoxgardThanks for calling Red River Heating. How can I help?
CallerThe furnace stopped and it’s twenty below out.
VoxgardLet’s get you help. What’s your ZIP code?
Caller58103.
VoxgardWe cover that. House number and street?
Caller1702 South University Drive.
VoxgardThanks. I’ve marked this urgent. Do you want me to ring our on-call tech now?
Trades that ring
the most here.
Deep winter cold and blizzards bring a run of furnace, frozen pipe and towing calls.
- HVACNo-cool and no-heat calls answered, tune-ups booked, urgent jobs flagged.
- TowingLocation, vehicle and destination taken; on-call driver rung on request.
- Auto repairThe vehicle and the problem noted, drop-off booked.
- ContractorsService area checked, the address taken, the job booked or handed over.
- Voxgard in FargoThe local page: area codes, languages, a sample call.
- All industriesEvery trade with a page of its own.
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.
North Dakota:
questions and answers.
Yes. Business hours are set in your own time zone, so a shop on Mountain Time and one in Fargo on Central each follow their own schedule.
No. It takes the location and problem, marks the call urgent, and rings your driver on call when the caller asks.
Yes. Arabic is a studio voice, and it detects the language from the caller’s first phrase.
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.
No call
goes unanswered.Starting this week.
Five days on your real calls, free, no card. Our engineers set it up on your scripts and your number.