123 AnswerYour personal AI receptionist

AI receptionist in Dundee, with a local 01382 number

123 Answer picks up the calls you miss, asks the right questions for your trade, books visits into your diary and emails you a summary. For businesses in Dundee, we try to give you a number starting 01382, so callers see a local number.

123 Answer at a glance

Price123 Answer £89 a month, 123 Answer Plus £199 a month. Extra calls are 35p each. The price shown is the total you pay.
Calls included100 or 300 answered calls a month, or 100 with the Business plan.
Setup timeAbout 5 minutes
Your numberWorks with your existing number. Missed calls are diverted.
NumbersUK numbers
AI disclosureEvery call says it is an AI assistant
Call audioNo call audio is stored
ContractCancel any time

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Your number

How the 01382 number works

When you set up 123 Answer, we read the postcode of your business address. If it starts with DD, we search for a free 01382 number first.

Local numbers are not always free to order. If no 01382 number is available at the time, we give you another UK local number starting 01 or 02 instead, and you can see which one you have before you share it.

Nearby

Around Dundee

123 Answer works the same for businesses in nearby places in Scotland, such as Broughty Ferry, Monifieth, Arbroath, Forfar, Carnoustie. The number we try first depends on your own postcode, which may have a different code from 01382.

Questions

AI receptionist in Dundee: questions

Will my 123 Answer number start with 01382?
We try to order a local 01382 number when your business postcode starts with DD. If no 01382 number is free at the time, we give you another UK local number starting 01 or 02, and tell you which one you have.
Do I need an office in Dundee?
No. 123 Answer works wherever your business is in the UK. The local number is based on the business address you give during setup.
Can businesses near Dundee use it?
Yes. Businesses in places such as Broughty Ferry, Monifieth, Arbroath can use it too. The number we try first depends on your own postcode, which may have a different code.

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