Auto attendant greetings, IVR menus, after-hours, holiday and on-hold messages recorded in natural-sounding English and Spanish voices and delivered in the exact audio format your phone system needs — from a telecom team that configures these systems every day.
“Thank you for calling CalCoast Digital. For appointments, press 1. For billing, press 2. To speak with our front desk, press 0.”
“You’ve reached us after hours. Our office is open Monday through Friday, 8 AM to 5 PM. Please leave a message and we’ll return your call next business day.”
“Gracias por su paciencia. Su llamada es importante para nosotros. Un representante le atenderá en breve.”
More than 10 prompts, multiple languages or an on-hold music mix? Ask for a quote.
An IVR prompt is any recorded message your phone system plays to callers: the main greeting, the “press 1 for…” menu, after-hours and holiday messages, hold messages and voicemail greetings. We check the wording, record the prompts and format them so they drop straight into your system.
Most on-premise and hosted PBXs (FreePBX, Asterisk, Avaya, Cisco, Mitel) and Amazon Connect use 8 kHz µ-law WAV, 3CX uses 8 kHz 16-bit PCM WAV, and Microsoft Teams takes PCM WAV or MP3. Pick your phone system and we'll match it. See our audio format guide for details.
Yes. Type your business name into the free “Try it” box above, pick a voice and press Play. You can also try our free phone greeting generator.
Yes. Choose a Spanish voice, or ask for English and Spanish versions of the same prompts. See Spanish & bilingual IVR prompts.
No — we use premium neural (AI) voices that sound natural on the phone. That's why we can deliver fast and affordably. Each file is checked by a person before delivery.
Yes, one revision round is included. Additional changes later are quoted at a small per-prompt fee.
Yes — we support FreePBX, 3CX and many hosted platforms. Ask about setup.
Through PayPal — with a PayPal account or any major credit/debit card as a guest. You'll get a receipt by email.