Demo · real Maverick AI, simulated callers

Hear a Maverick AI employee take the call.

Short recordings of the same AI employees we install for clients — Avery in its three Maverick Complete configurations (listing lead, policy lead, seller lead), Alex on a contractor's missed call, Amari with a new patient, Claria on a review — each opening the way our pages promise: it says it's an AI, says the call is recorded, and waits for a yes. Then call the demo line and have the conversation yourself.

Every recording is a demo: the caller is one of us, the AI is the real thing. No customer's voice is used.

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Every call answered. Day, night, weekends — by an employee who says it's an AI.
  • Honest — every employee says it's an AI, on every call
  • Disclosed, then consented — the recording notice comes first, and the assistant waits for a yes before anything is collected
  • Yields — stops the moment a human replies
  • Handoff — a person, on request, every time
  • Never — a value, a price, a premium, an offer, medical advice or a promise of results
  • Stops on distress — foreclosure, probate, a death, an active claim: name, number, address only, then a human the same business day
Demo calls

Seven calls. Four employees. About five minutes.

Each one is 30–60 seconds, with the transcript underneath. Maverick Complete first — the three Avery calls match the three Maverick Complete pages (agents, insurance agents, investors) on how a call opens and what gets collected — then Alex, Amari and Claria. Press play.

Maverick Complete · Avery, three configurations

The controls are the product.

Every Avery call opens the same way, on every page we sell it: it says it's an AI, says the call is recorded, and waits for a yes before anything is collected. It takes the intake you'd take. It books. And four controls can't be switched off at any tier — the labels change by configuration, the gates don't.

  • Agents — Stops on Distress · Says It's an AI · Never Quotes a Price · Broker Identity
  • Insurance agents — Routes Sensitive Calls · Says It's an AI · Never Quotes a Premium · Licence Identity
  • Investors — Stops on Distress · Says It's an AI · Never Quotes a Price · Plain About Who You Are
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A listing lead at 7 pm, mid-showing.
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Maverick Complete · licensed real estate agents · Core / GrowthAvery takes a listing lead for an agent

A seller calls a licensed agent's number during a showing. Avery opens with the AI disclosure and waits for a yes, takes the intake the agent would take — address, property type, occupancy, condition, timeline, who's on title — and books the listing appointment. Anything about price goes to the licensee.

Demo — simulated caller · real Maverick AI
Recording being produced — read the transcript below. This is the configuration sold on real-estate-agents.maverickcreativegroup.com.
Transcript
Avery: Thanks for calling Harbor Realty. This is Avery, an automated assistant — I'm an AI, not a person, and this call is recorded. Is that okay with you? Caller: Yes, that's fine. Avery: Great. Can I get your first name? Caller: Denise. Avery: Thanks, Denise. Are you calling about selling a property? Caller: Yes — we're relocating to Texas in the spring and want to list the house. Avery: Congratulations on the move. What's the property address? Caller: 2210 Alder Court, Torrance. Avery: Got it. Is that a single-family home, a condo or something else — and is it owner-occupied right now? Caller: Single-family, we live in it. Avery: In your own words, how would you describe the condition? Caller: Good — new roof two years ago, kitchen's original. What do you think it's worth? Avery: I can't give a value or a range — that comes from Jordan, the licensed agent, after she's seen the home. I'll note the question for her. Who's on title, and what timeline are you hoping for? Caller: My husband and me. Listed by March. Avery: Thank you. Jordan can come by for a listing appointment Tuesday at 5:30 pm or Saturday at 10 am. Which works? Caller: Saturday at 10. Avery: You're booked — Saturday at 10 am at 2210 Alder Court with Jordan Lee, DRE licensed, Harbor Realty. You'll get a text confirmation now and a reminder the day before. Anything else you'd like her to know? Caller: No, that's everything. Thanks. Avery: Thank you, Denise — talk Saturday.
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A policy lead after hours.
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Maverick Complete · licensed insurance agents · Core / GrowthAvery takes a policy lead for an insurance agent

A prospect calls a licensed insurance agent's number in the evening. Avery discloses, waits for a yes, takes the intake — name, coverage interest, basic health screening questions, timeline, beneficiaries — and books the appointment. Premiums and coverage amounts go to the licensed agent, never the assistant.

Demo — simulated caller · real Maverick AI
Recording being produced — read the transcript below. This is the configuration sold on insurance.agents.maverickcreativegroup.com.
Transcript
Avery: Thanks for calling Kessler Insurance Agency. This is Avery, an automated assistant — I'm an AI, not a person, and this call is recorded. Is that okay with you? Caller: Yes, that's fine. Avery: Great. Can I get your first name? Caller: Robert. Avery: Thanks, Robert. What kind of coverage are you looking into? Caller: Term life. We just had our second kid and I don't have anything in place. Roughly what would it cost? Avery: Congratulations. I can't quote a rate or a range — an accurate premium depends on underwriting you haven't completed yet, and that number comes from Marcus, the licensed agent. I'll note that you asked. A few basic screening questions he'll need — you can skip any of them. Do you currently use tobacco, and are you being treated for any ongoing condition? Caller: No tobacco. Mild high blood pressure, on medication. Avery: Thank you. Who would the beneficiaries be, and when would you like coverage in place? Caller: My wife, and as soon as possible. Avery: Understood. Marcus has a 20-minute call Wednesday at 12:15 pm or Thursday at 6 pm. Which is better? Caller: Thursday at 6. Avery: Booked — Thursday at 6 pm with Marcus Hale, licensed in California, CA License #0K00000, Kessler Insurance Agency. You'll get a text confirmation and a reminder the day before. Anything else for Marcus? Caller: No, that's it. Avery: Thank you, Robert — talk Thursday.
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A seller lead for a principal buyer.
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Maverick Complete · principal-buyer investors · AcquisitionAvery takes a seller lead for an investor

A tired landlord calls an investor's "we buy as-is" number. Avery discloses, waits for a yes, tells the seller early and plainly that the buyer may assign the contract, takes the intake, and books the walkthrough. No price, no range, no offer — that comes from the buyer.

Demo — simulated caller · real Maverick AI
Recording being produced — read the transcript below. This is the configuration sold on real-estate-investors.maverickcreativegroup.com.
Transcript
Avery: Thanks for calling Harbor Property Buyers. This is Avery, an automated assistant — I'm an AI, not a person, and this call is recorded. Is that okay with you? Caller: Yes, that's fine. Avery: Great. Can I get your first name? Caller: Luis. Avery: Thanks, Luis. Are you calling about selling a property? Caller: Yes. I've got a rental in Inglewood, the tenants just left, it needs work and I'm done being a landlord. Avery: Understood — you won't need to repair or clean anything; the property is bought as-is. One thing I'm required to tell you up front: Harbor Property Buyers is a buyer, not a brokerage, and it may assign its purchase contract to another buyer before closing. What's the address? Caller: 812 Oak Avenue. What would you offer for it? Avery: I can't give a price, a range or an offer — that comes from the buyer after a walkthrough. I'll note that you asked. Is it a single-family home or a multi-unit, and is it vacant now? Caller: Duplex. Both sides vacant. Avery: How would you describe the condition, in your own words — and who's on title? Caller: Roof's fine, kitchens and baths are rough. Just me on title. Avery: Thank you. The buyer can walk the property Thursday at 11 am or Friday at 2 pm. Which is better? Caller: Thursday. Avery: Thursday at 11 am at 812 Oak Avenue, confirmed. You'll get a text with the buyer's name, a reminder the day before, and a person from Harbor will call you before then. Anything else you'd like them to know? Caller: No, that's fine. Avery: Thank you, Luis — talk Thursday.
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Maverick Complete · the gate that can't be switched offWhat Avery does on a distress call

Foreclosure, a notice of default, bankruptcy, probate — or on the insurance side a recent death, an active claim, a terminal diagnosis. Avery stops qualifying, takes name, number and address only, and routes the record to the human you named for a same-business-day callback. No booking, no intake, no exceptions at any tier.

Demo — written example · the control, in Avery's own words
Caller: …the bank sent a notice of default last week, so I need to sell fast. Avery: I'm sorry you're dealing with that. I'm going to stop here — this is something a person should handle, not an automated assistant. Can I take your name, the best number and the property address, so Jordan can call you back today? Caller: Sure — Mike, 310-555-0177, 440 Pine Street. Avery: Thank you, Mike. I've passed that to Jordan and she'll call you today. I won't ask you anything else — take care.

Printed on every Maverick Complete page under "What can't be turned off". The consent, the timestamp and the routing are stored on the record.

The rest of the team

Alex, Amari and Claria.

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7:40 pm. The truck is on another job.
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Local & trades · Ignite, Market Presence, Territory LeaderAlex answers a plumber's missed call

A homeowner calls a plumbing company at 7:40 pm. Nobody can pick up. Alex answers on ring one, qualifies the job and books the morning slot.

Demo — simulated caller · real Maverick AI
Recording being produced — this card plays as soon as the file is uploaded. Read the transcript below, or call the demo line to hear Alex live.
Transcript
Alex: Thanks for calling Summit Plumbing. This is Alex, an automated assistant — I'm an AI, not a person, and this call is recorded. Is that okay with you? Caller: Yeah, that's fine. My water heater's leaking from the bottom. Can someone come out? Alex: Sorry to hear that. First, is water actively pooling right now, and have you been able to turn off the supply valve on top of the heater? Caller: It's a slow drip. I turned the valve off. Alex: Good — that makes it safe to wait until morning. What's the address, and is it a gas or electric heater? Caller: 4120 Elm Street, Pasadena. Gas. Alex: Thank you. I can book a technician for tomorrow between 8 and 10 am, or 10 to noon. Which works? Caller: 8 to 10. Alex: You're booked for tomorrow, 8 to 10 am, at 4120 Elm Street. You'll get a text confirmation in a moment, and a person from Summit will call if anything changes. Anything else I can note for the technician? Caller: No, that's it. Thanks. Alex: You're welcome — we'll see you in the morning.
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A new patient, after hours.
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Medical practices · primary care, urgent care, dentalAmari books a new primary-care patient

A new patient calls a primary-care practice after hours wanting to establish care and get a worsening cough looked at. Amari screens for emergencies, collects only what the front desk needs, and books — no clinical advice.

Demo — simulated caller · real Maverick AI
Recording being produced — this card plays as soon as the file is uploaded. Read the transcript below.
Transcript
Amari: Thank you for calling Cedar Family Medicine. This is Amari, an automated assistant — I'm an AI, not a person, and this call is recorded. Is that okay with you? Caller: Yes, that's okay. Amari: Thank you. Are you a current patient or new to the practice? Caller: New. I just moved here and I need a regular doctor. I've also had a cough for about two weeks that's getting worse. Amari: Welcome — let's get you established and seen. I can't give medical advice, but I can book you. One safety question first: any trouble breathing, chest pain or coughing up blood? If so, please call 911 or go to the nearest emergency room now. Caller: No, nothing like that. Just a cough and I'm tired. Amari: Thank you. Dr. Okafor has a new-patient visit tomorrow at 10:40 am, or Thursday at 2:20 pm. Which works? Caller: Tomorrow at 10:40. Amari: Booked. Can I get your name, date of birth and the best phone number for a confirmation text? And do you have insurance you'd like the front desk to verify before you arrive? Caller: Marcus Reed, March 14th 1988, 310-555-0142. Blue Shield. Amari: Thank you, Marcus. You're booked tomorrow at 10:40 with Dr. Okafor. The front desk will text you the new-patient forms — please bring your insurance card and a list of any medications. If the cough gets worse tonight, call back and I'll flag it for the on-call nurse line. Caller: Great, thank you. Amari: See you tomorrow.
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One review. Answered within the hour.
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Reputation · Reputation PlusClaria answers a 2-star review within the hour

No audio here — Claria works in writing. A real-looking review, and the reply a person approved before it posted.

Demo — sample review · real Maverick AI reply
★★☆☆☆ "Showed up 40 minutes late and left a mess under the sink. The repair works but I expected better." Claria (reply, approved by the owner): Thank you for telling us, and we're sorry — 40 minutes late and a mess left behind isn't the standard we hold, and the repair working doesn't make up for it. I've shared this with the technician's lead and we'd like to make it right: please call us at the office number and ask for Dana, who will arrange a clean-up visit at no charge. — Summit Plumbing

Claria drafts in the business's voice, never argues, never offers a discount for a changed rating, and routes anything sensitive to the owner. Replies that mention a person by name are approved by the owner first.

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