An AI Executive Assistant That Screens Every Call and Books Every Meeting
Go from build to a live screened call in a day, on your existing number.

The agent identifies who is calling and why in natural conversation, then applies your rules: a VIP goes straight through, a sales pitch gets a polite no, a vendor gets a message taken. It warm-transfers the calls worth your time with a call transfer that hands you the caller and the context, and holds the line on the rest so interruptions stop pulling you out of focused work.

The agent checks your live availability and books appointments on Cal.com or Google Calendar during the call, with no scheduling back-and-forth. It reschedules and confirms in the same conversation, sends the caller a confirmation and a reminder, and offers only the slots you allow so meetings land where they fit your day.

The agent captures the caller's name, number, reason, and urgency, then logs it to your CRM or inbox with the full transcript attached. It sends you a short brief by text or email after each call, so you get the gist in a line instead of a voicemail to replay, with a clean record mapped to fields rather than dumped as raw notes.

The agent answers nights, weekends, and the hours you are in back-to-back meetings, so the line is never dead and never busy. It greets callers in your name with one of 100+ lifelike voices, or clone your own, in 31+ languages with automatic detection.

The agent fields overflow through an AI answering service, so a flood of calls never reaches you all at once and every caller still gets a live conversation.

Beyond screening inbound, the agent places outbound confirmation and reminder calls through batch call campaigns, so meetings hold and follow-ups happen without you touching the phone.
Why executives choose Retell AI for their phone line



- Hubspot

- Twillio

- Vonage

- Go High Level

- 8n8

- Zapier

- Salesforce

- Hubspot

- Twillio

- Vonage

- Go High Level

- 8n8

- Zapier

- Salesforce

- Avaya

- Genesys
- Five9
- Amazon Connect

- Telnyx
- Make
- Cal.com
- Avaya

- Genesys
- Five9
- Amazon Connect

- Telnyx
- Make
- Cal.com
Cut Costs by 90% with AI phone Agents
Pay as you go
$0 to start.
Enterprise Plan
For companies with large volumes, data or deployment requirements, or support needs.
Frequently asked questions.
What is an AI executive assistant?
The term covers two different tools. One is a productivity assistant that triages your inbox, manages your calendar, and preps your meetings. The other is a phone assistant that answers, screens, and schedules your calls in live conversation. Retell is the second kind: a voice agent that picks up your line, works out who is calling and why, books meetings, takes messages, and transfers the calls worth your time. It differs from a basic chatbot or voicemail because it holds a real conversation and acts during the call.
Will it replace my human assistant?
No. It takes the phone off your plate, screening, scheduling, and message-taking, so you or your assistant spend time on the work that needs judgment. It transfers the calls worth taking with full context and handles the rest.
How does it know who to put through?
You set the rules: a VIP list, the reasons that warrant an interruption, and the hours you take calls. The agent screens each caller against them and either transfers live, books a callback, or takes a message.
Can it manage my email and calendar like other AI executive assistants?
It is voice-first. It answers and screens your calls and books meetings into your calendar, but it does not triage your inbox, draft emails, or optimize your time-blocking. Pair it with an inbox-and-calendar assistant for that, and let Retell own the phone those tools ignore.
Is an AI executive assistant the same as a virtual receptionist?
They share an engine and differ in who they serve. A virtual receptionist is the front desk for a business; an AI executive assistant is the personal gatekeeper for an individual, tuned to your callers, your VIP list, and your time. Both answer, screen, book, and route in live conversation.
How much does it cost?
Pay-as-you-go at $0.07 per minute with no platform fee or contract, plus $10 in free credit to start. You pay for minutes worked, not a salary, which is why it costs a fraction of a full-time assistant.


