Sevby

About

A company with one job.

Sevby exists because of a simple, expensive fact: restoration companies sell 24/7 emergency response, and phones don't staff themselves at 2am. When the call rolls to voicemail, the homeowner standing in water doesn't leave a message — they dial the next company on the list. The job is gone, and the shop never even knows it existed.

So we built Riley: an AI receptionist that answers every call in your company's name, triages like a trained dispatcher, and delivers the lead — recording and transcript included — before the caller has hung up. Not a general-purpose answering service with a restoration script taped on. This is all it does.

Who's behind it

I'm Bob Lopez, the founder. When you call, email, or reply to anything we send, you get me — not a ticket queue, not an account manager who has to check with someone. That direct line is deliberate, and it's the part of this business I don't intend to outsource.

How we work

  • Riley never claims to be human. Every call opens with the recording notice, and that isn't configurable, even when customers ask. Riley doesn't announce that it's an AI unprompted — but the moment a caller asks, or calls it a machine, it says so plainly and tells them a real team member will call back. It will never deny it or dodge. Trust with callers beats a smoother illusion.
  • Hard guardrails. Riley never quotes prices, never promises arrival times, treats sewage as the biohazard it is, and points genuine life-safety calls to 911. It stays in its lane.
  • Nothing fabricated. No invented testimonials, no logo walls, no imaginary customer counts. What we show you is the working product — and you can test it yourself right now, no signup.
  • Full transparency on every call. You get the recording and the complete transcript. Nothing is summarized away.
  • Simple economics. $299/month flat. No per-lead fees, no contracts, keep your own number, cancel anytime.

— Bob Lopez
Founder, Sevby LLC · bob@sevby.com · (262) 413-0766

Don't take our word for any of it.

Try Riley in your browser answering as your own company, or call the demo line and try to break it.