An AI answering service on the way to thirty vertical companies

One shared platform for voice, data, telephony, and automation.

Grospot LLC · United States

Concept illustration of Cawly Tower with thirty vertical AI businesses and shared infrastructure at the base.
Thirty companies, one building. Shared voice, data, and telephony at the base.
Concept illustration of distributed edge offices with local compute connected by a shared platform.
Offices with their own compute, linked by a private network.

Problem

The missed call

  • A business loses the job when nobody picks up.
  • Human answering desks are uneven night to night.
  • A generic phone bot sounds like a bot.
  • Cawly answers in the business’s name.

Today

What is live

  • Phone first: qualify, book, transfer, and summarize.
  • Web chat, email, and SMS on published higher plans.
  • Speech, reasoning, and voice on Cawly’s GPU infrastructure.
  • InfiniQuestion™ holds services, prices, and rules.
  • Operated by Grospot LLC.

Model

Vertical companies

  • Same platform. A different brand, site, and sales motion per trade.
  • PlumberCawly is the first vertical company.
  • The tower is the picture of thirty.
  • Next companies come from the industry catalog already in the product.

Pricing

How we charge

  • Free — 10 voice minutes per month
  • Basic — $29 / month
  • Starter — $99 / month
  • Growth — $299 / month
  • Pro — $799 / month
  • Enterprise managed — custom

Published list prices only. No forecast on this deck.

Phase 1

Valley studio

A small office in the San Fernando Valley: sales, marketing, media, and IT together, with servers and GPUs in the room. Run Cawly and PlumberCawly from a space we control and launch the next two or three vertical companies with the same playbook.

Phase 2

A company per trade

Still not a tower. The Valley office becomes the factory: each new vertical gets its own brand site, dashboard pack, knowledge, and outbound motion. Grow toward thirty with people who know each trade.

Phase 3

Offices with compute

Regional offices, each with a mini server farm so voice and GPU work sit near the team. Everyday traffic uses normal connectivity. Pilot an in-house radio link between two sites so offices are not tied only to a carrier.

Phase 4

Tower and network

The $500,000,000 plan: the tower with thirty vertical companies and infrastructure headquarters on the ground floor, distributed offices with their own compute, and an atmospheric radio network tying those locations together.

Next step

Talk with us

Questions about the product, the platform, or the build-out plan.

Write to us