Bilingual reception
Answer callers in their language
Ahoya greets and helps callers in multiple languages — so you never lose a customer to a language barrier.
Language barriers cost calls
If a caller can't be understood, they hang up and call someone who gets them. A bilingual front desk is expensive to staff.
Tue 6:42 PM · 0:00
(415) 555-0148 · Sarah D.
Rang 6 times → voicemail. No message left.
Likely calling the next result on Google
How Ahoya handles it
Speaks their language
Natural conversation in English, Spanish, and more.
Same booking power
Books appointments and captures requests in any supported language.
Pick the voice
Choose from natural voices to match your brand and region.
Frequently asked questions
Which languages can the receptionist answer in?
You pick the language and voice your receptionist uses — including Spanish — so callers can ask questions and book in the language they're comfortable in.
Why does bilingual answering win customers?
A caller who can't get answers in their language calls the next business. Answering in their language turns those calls into bookings your competitors miss.
Can I run more than one language?
Many businesses set a primary language for their main line — or run a dedicated Spanish line alongside English. Every call is answered, booked, and logged either way.
Do I need bilingual staff to follow up?
No — every call is logged with a transcript and summary, so your team can follow up on any call regardless of who took it.
Put your phone on autopilot
Paste your website, pick a voice, get a number. Live in about 5 minutes.