How it works · six steps

From first call to on the line in about a week.

One conversation, one script you approve, one finished production loaded onto your phone system. You'll spend less than an hour on it. We'll spend the week.

Session sheet · typical weekPace set by your approval
Day 1Day 2Day 3Day 4Day 5Day 6Day 7
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01Consultation02Script written03You approve04Production05Loaded
Your time: about an hour, totalScript back: 24–48 hours

Six steps. Nothing is recorded until you say so.

Who does what, at every step
Step01

A conversation about your callers.

A short call with a producer about your business, who phones you, what they wait for, and what you want the hold to do — reduce hang-ups, book more appointments, or sell the service nobody knows you offer.

YouTalk for about twenty minutes. No prep.
WeListen, ask, and take the notes that become the script.
What we'll ask
  • Who calls you most, and why?
  • What do they usually wait for?
  • What don't they know you offer?
  • What changes season to season?
Step02

A custom script, in your inbox.

We write the messages and email the draft for your review. Not a template with your name dropped in — a script built from the call, in your voice, about your services.

YouNothing yet. Watch your inbox.
WeWrite, edit, and send the draft.
Typically within 24–48 hours
What arrives
Your on-hold script — draft 1 for review
From your producer · the day after we talk
Four to six short messages, written to answer what callers ask and mention what they don't know you offer. Each one reads aloud in about 20 seconds.
Step03

You edit and approve.

Change a word, a price, a phone number, a whole message. Nothing goes to the booth until you've signed off on every line.

YouRead it aloud once. Mark anything that isn't how you'd say it.
WeRevise until it's right, then lock the script.
Your review
Script · draft 1Message 1 of 4

Thanks for calling. Someone will be right with you. While you wait — did you know we also offer evening appointments Saturday morning appointments? Just ask when we pick up.

Step04

Voice, music, and a mix.

Your chosen voice talent records the approved script. We lay it over a licensed music bed from seventeen genres and mix it in our studio.

YouPick a voice and a music style — you'll hear options first.
WeDirect the session, edit, and master the loop.
What it becomes
Seacoast Bank
Female · Light Jazz
A finished production: your approved script, the voice you picked, a licensed music bed, mixed in our studio.
Step05

Loaded onto your phone system.

Delivered in the format your system needs and loaded for you — cloud service, on-premise PBX, or a dedicated on-hold player.

YouTell us what phone system you have, or who to ask.
WeFormat, deliver, and confirm it's playing.
Systems we deliver to
RingCentralMicrosoft Teams8x8CiscoAvayaVonageLegacy PBXNot sure
Not sure is a fine answer. We'll work it out with whoever set up your phones.
Step06

Updates on a schedule.

Seasons change, promotions end, holidays come around. Scheduled updates keep the message as current as your business — on the cadence you choose.

YouSend us what's new. A sentence is enough.
WeRewrite, re-record, and reload it.
Update cadence
OnceSeasonallyQuarterlyMonthlyHoliday specials
Seasonal and monthly programs are where hold time starts earning.
What we need from you

Three things. None of them technical.

Most of our clients are office managers with a phone in one hand. The process is built for that.

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Twenty minutes on the phone
The consultation. Everything in the script comes from this call, so it's the only step that needs your full attention.
02
One read of the script
Read it aloud — the way a caller will hear it. Reply with edits or a one-word approval.
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The name of your phone system
Or the name of whoever set it up. We handle the format and the loading.
“Easy to work with, and they gave us real options for how our restaurant's phones should sound.”
Erin Townsend · Trees Wings Paraphrased

Step one is a phone call. Take it whenever you like.

Call 800-599-8119Get a quote