What would stop you from trying LobbyStack (https://lobbystack.com/) this month? Be specific about how you handle this today. Also say the maximum you would pay per month in USD (0 if nothing).

Tomas Faheyneutral

What would stop me this month? Well, honestly, it's the transition. We've got a system in place, imperfect as it is, with the answering service and the spreadsheet. My office staff, bless 'em, they know how to work it, and I'm used to checking those calls myself. It takes time to train people on something new, and right now, things are pretty busy. I'd need to see how this LobbyStack actually integrates with our current workflow and if it truly handles those urgent calls without me having to be the backup. For now, I'd say $50 per month is the most I'd consider, just to test the waters.

Simulated interest: 40/100

Nichole Weimannneutral

Honestly, the biggest thing stopping me right now is that feeling of 'too cold,' you know? I really pride myself on the personal touch clients get here. My current system is, well, it's a mess – a Google Sheet, my phone, DMs, the whole lot. I'm constantly juggling calls and trying to fit people in. I'd try this if I could see exactly how it sounds on the phone, if it feels natural and not like a robot. If it can actually handle the booking chaos without feeling impersonal, I'd consider it. I'm looking at the 'Starter' plan at $30/mo. I'd pay $40 per month.

Simulated interest: 70/100

Kathleen Huelsneutral

What would stop me? Well, we already use a call-answering service for overflow and after-hours calls. My main concern is ensuring any new system integrates smoothly and doesn't create more work. We currently track missed calls and appointment requests on a shared spreadsheet, which takes up a good chunk of my morning reviewing and ensuring follow-ups happen. I'd need to be confident this LobbyStack could truly handle our volume and complexity without losing that personal touch patients expect. I'm not sure how well it would handle dental-specific queries or emergencies. I'd need to see more about how it integrates with our existing practice management system. As for price, I'm hesitant to commit without a thorough trial, but I might consider up to $100 per month if it proves its worth.

Simulated interest: 40/100

Matt Andersonneutral

Right now, what stops me is the lack of integration with our existing HubSpot CRM and Slack. We log missed calls in HubSpot and follow up from a shared Google Sheet or Slack thread. Having to manually transfer that data would be a headache. As for pricing, the Starter plan at $30/mo with 150 voice minutes seems reasonable for a trial, but I'd need to see how many minutes we actually use. For full functionality, I might consider up to $75 per month.

Simulated interest: 60/100

Inka Kinzelneutral

The primary concern for me would be ensuring the AI receptionist accurately captures patient needs and appointment details, especially for complex cases. We currently handle missed calls by having our reception team manually add them to a paper callback list and then transfer them to our booking calendar. This process is quite inefficient, and I am always looking for ways to streamline it. I would need to be confident that this system integrates seamlessly with our existing calendar and doesn't create more administrative work. Regarding cost, I would be willing to pay up to $75 per month, assuming it covers our volume of calls effectively.

Simulated interest: 50/100

Hippolyte Lemaireneutral

Honestly, the biggest thing that would stop me is ensuring it integrates properly with my existing workflow. My office manager, Sylvie, uses our CRM to meticulously track urgent jobs, callbacks, and scheduled visits. I personally review the call logs before the weekend to make sure nothing is missed. If LobbyStack can genuinely replace or significantly improve upon the overflow service we pay for and the notes she makes, it’s worth considering. However, I need to be sure it captures all necessary details and doesn't create more administrative work. For now, I'd be hesitant to commit to a paid service without a thorough trial to see if it truly handles the volume and urgency we experience. If it works flawlessly, perhaps up to $50 per month would be acceptable for a service that truly reduces missed opportunities.

Simulated interest: 40/100

Nikita Pandeyneutral

The main thing that would stop me from trying LobbyStack this month is ensuring it integrates smoothly with our current Zoho CRM and that the admissions team can easily manage the information it captures. Right now, we manually log missed calls in Zoho and a spreadsheet, then use WhatsApp and Google Calendar for bookings. The idea of automated appointment booking is appealing, but I'd need to see how it fits our established workflow. If it requires significant retraining or creates more administrative overhead, it won't work. I'd be willing to try a plan that costs up to $50 per month, but ideally, we could start with a free trial to test its effectiveness with our specific needs.

Simulated interest: 60/100

Sameer Banerjeeneutral

What might stop me from trying LobbyStack this month? Frankly, the immediate concern is integrating it with our current system. Right now, my two coordinators handle incoming calls, and we track missed calls manually in WhatsApp groups and a spreadsheet before booking them into calendars. I need to be sure this transition is smooth and doesn't create more work initially. The idea of having calls booked automatically is appealing, especially to reduce leads slipping through the cracks. We're trying to optimize our process without adding significant overhead. I'd be willing to pay around $50 per month if it proves to be a reliable solution that genuinely saves my team time and improves our lead conversion.

Simulated interest: 60/100

Mathilde de Vriesneutral

My main concern is ensuring that urgent injury cases are still handled efficiently. Currently, we sometimes transfer these directly to the on-call therapist, bypassing other channels. I would need to understand precisely how LobbyStack handles these urgent transfers and if it can be configured to recognize and escalate them correctly without delay. The administrative burden of managing inquiries is indeed a problem, but patient care and safety are paramount. I'd be willing to consider a price of $50 per month, given that it's a new system and we'd need to test its reliability for our specific needs.

Simulated interest: 50/100

Henry Haleyneutral

Right now, the biggest thing stopping me is the manual triage of missed calls. I've already built a workflow using Airtable and Zapier to handle this, which saves me about ten hours a week. I'm hesitant to introduce another tool unless it clearly offers a significant improvement or integrates seamlessly without breaking my current setup. I'd be willing to consider paying up to $50 per month, but only after thoroughly testing its impact on our workflow and ensuring it doesn't create new problems I have to debug.

Simulated interest: 40/100