Brooke answers the phone so you don't have to.

Sparviko is an AI receptionist service for independent auto repair shops. Brooke answers your shop's calls 24 hours a day, books appointments straight into the shop management system you already use, and greets your returning customers by name.

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Evening demos available, after your shop closes.

$216K
in work captured since we launched in December 2025
24/7
she never sends a caller to voicemail
~30 sec
in business hours she picks up after about 30 seconds, so your team can answer first. After hours, she picks up immediately
62%
of small-business calls go unanswered1

1. 411 Locals study, 85 businesses across 58 industries.

Your shop, at a glance

Open the Sparviko Dashboard. See what Brooke did.

yourshop.sparviko.com/dashboard
⚙ Your Shop · Sparviko Dashboard · powered by Sparviko
Since launch
Dec 2025
$216K
Estimated revenue captured
lifetime, all conversations
2,549
conversations
309
appointments booked
498
messages taken
394
calls transferred
Showing
Volume
Total conversations
361
Last 30 days
since Dec 2025
Phone calls
273
66% success rate
since Dec 2025
💬
Chat sessions
88
From website
since Dec 2025
Avg call length
0:49
Mm:ss
since Dec 2025
After-hours captured
141
Would have been missed
since Dec 2025
Time saved on the phone
14.5 hrs
vs a 4-minute human-call benchmark
human-avg 4:00 per call
👤
New vs returning
44% new / 56% returning
based on customer lookups
in selected range
🌙
After-hours bookings
6
outside business hours
in selected range
Channel split:
Calls 85% Chats 15%
What Brooke got done
📅
Appointments booked
15
Booked into the calendar
since Dec 2025
📝
Messages taken
71
Forwarded to staff
since Dec 2025
Calls transferred
52
Routed to a human
since Dec 2025
💰
Revenue captured
$10,505
at $700.34 average ticket
in selected range
📈
ROI
7x
net of the $1,500 monthly cost
in selected range
💻
Website bookings
52
From the website chat
in selected range
Reviews responded
3
Replies drafted and sent
in selected range
🚫 Blocked numbers 0
What people call about
Top services bookedTop 5
Oil change
100%
Check engine light
78%
Brake service
64%
Battery
50%
Emissions test
42%
When people callRange total
Hour of day
12am6am12pm6pm
Day of week
Sun
12
Mon
138
Tue
121
Wed
136
Thu
69
Fri
75
Sat
11

A real 30-day view from our own shop. Revenue captured, appointments booked, time saved, when your phone actually rings. Fully customizable, so you and your advisors each see what matters to you.

Built by a shop owner

I tried to buy one first. I couldn't, so I built it.

I've run Cooper Lake Automotive in Smyrna for 30 years. I went looking for an AI receptionist and couldn't find one that actually understood a repair shop, so I built Brooke for my own shop first. She has answered our phones since December 2025, and she runs at other shops now too.

Read the whole story

A quick note on naming. At my shop she answers the phone as "Brooke." Yours can be anyone. A different name, a female voice or a male one, however it fits your shop. You decide during setup. We'll just call her "Brooke" throughout this site because that's what mine sounds like.
Everything she does

One AI, the whole front desk

Brooke covers the same work your front counter does. She answers the calls, knows who's calling, books the work, takes the messages, replies to your reviews, and keeps nudging your team until every callback gets handled.

Hear it yourself

Listen to Brooke take a call

These are real recorded calls to Brooke at Cooper Lake Automotive. The caller is Bill testing his own shop's line, so the name and vehicle are his. Press play and read along. This is exactly what your customers hear.

Booking around a full schedule0:59
Brooke looked up the caller in the shop's system
0:04
Brooke
Welcome back, Bill. How can I help you today?
0:07
Caller
Yeah, can I make an appointment, please, to get my oil changed on my Sienna?
0:13
Brooke
Sure, I can help with that. For your 2024 Sienna, what day were you hoping to bring it in?
0:18
Caller
Can I bring it in on Friday at 9 o'clock in the morning and wait on it?
0:28
Brooke
Looks like the 9 AM waiter slot on Friday is already taken, but I can get you in at either 8 AM or 10 AM as a wait appointment. Which one works better for you?
0:36
Caller
I'll take 10 AM, please.
0:46
Brooke
You're booked for an oil change on Friday, June fifth at 10 AM. Anything else I can help you with today?
0:53
Caller
That's it. Thank you. Bye.
0:55
Brooke
Thanks for calling Cooper Lake Automotive. Have a great day.
Brooke booked the appointment in the shop's calendar
A car overheating on the road1:31
0:04
Brooke
Welcome back, Bill. How can I help you today?
0:07
Caller
Yeah, my car's overheating, um, so I need to bring it in to get fixed.
0:13
Brooke
Please get the car safely off the road as soon as you can. Into a parking lot, driveway, or shoulder where it's safe. And go ahead and shut the engine off. When an engine is overheating, it can go from a cooling system repair to a full engine replacement very quickly, so please don't try to keep driving it. If you need a tow, you can call Howard's Wrecker Service, and I will text you their number. You'll need to call them yourself, and the tow is at your own cost. The shop doesn't arrange towing. Since you're already a customer, I can get you on the schedule for a drop-off so the team can look at it once it arrives. Would you like me to set up the earliest drop-off appointment for you?
0:56
Caller
Yeah, could you please?
0:59
Brooke
Sure. Which vehicle is overheating?
1:02
Caller
A Toyota Sienna.
1:11
Brooke
You're booked for a cooling system inspection tomorrow, Tuesday, June second at 8 AM. Since it's a drop-off, the team will have it ready later in the day. Stay safe getting it towed in. And if anything changes, just let us know.
1:25
Caller
Thank you. Bye.
1:27
Brooke
Thanks for calling Cooper Lake Automotive. Have a great day.
Brooke booked the drop-off in the shop's calendar
After hours, wants a person0:37
Brooke looked up the caller in the shop's system
0:04
Brooke
Welcome back. How can I help you today?
0:07
Caller
Yeah, can you transfer me to speak to someone, please?
0:10
Brooke
I'm sorry, there's no one to transfer you to right now since we're after hours. I can take a quick message and have someone call you back first thing tomorrow. What would you like?
0:18
Caller
Sure. Can you take a message and tell them I need to get a price on brakes for my Toyota Sienna?
0:26
Brooke
Got it. We're closed right now, so someone will reach out first thing once we're back in. Thanks for calling Cooper Lake Automotive. Have a great day.
Brooke saved the message for the team
What makes us different

Not a generic call center.

Every Brooke is built for one specific shop and wired into that shop's own system. That's the difference. Here is what that looks like.

Tailored to your shop, not a call center.

Every Brooke is built for one specific shop. Yours. Your hours, your pricing, your staff, your rules. You choose exactly what Brooke is allowed to do and what she has to hand off to your team.

Books directly into your shop management system.

When Brooke books an appointment, it lands on your real calendar. Not a side Google sheet. Not "we'll sync it later." Not double-entry. Your advisor opens the system in the morning and sees the appointments Brooke booked overnight.

See what's happening on your phones, in one place.

Your shop's dashboard is built for the owner, not for IT. Revenue captured at your average ticket, calls answered, what people called about, what got booked, who's been blocked. Open it in the morning and know in 60 seconds what Brooke did overnight.

One product, one flat monthly price.

An AI receptionist that answers every call 24/7, books the appointment straight into the shop management system you already use, greets your returning customers by name, knows their vehicles, replies to your Google reviews in your voice, and shows your advisors who is calling before they pick up. No per minute fees, no per call fees, no feature tiers.

We could not find any other product that offers all of this together for independent auto repair shops, and we looked hard. If you find one, show us. See how we compare.

On the phone

What Brooke handles

The calls a shop actually gets, not the tidy ones in a sales deck.

It's 5:45 PM and your service advisor is helping the customer at the counter.

The phone rings. Brooke picks up, knows you close in 15 minutes, books the caller for first thing tomorrow.

It's 8:30 Monday and every line is lit up.

Brooke takes the fourth and fifth call so they don't roll to voicemail. She books what she can, takes messages for the rest, and anyone who asks for a person gets transferred to your advisor.

It's 9 PM and a customer wants to leave the car tonight.

If your shop has a night drop box, Brooke walks the caller through your exact drop-off instructions and books the job for the next day you're open, not for the evening the keys go in the slot.

A customer leaves a 5-star Google review thanking you for being honest.

Brooke writes a reply that sounds like you wrote it, posts it under your shop's name, and emails you a copy. One- and two-star reviews always come straight to you. She never auto-replies to those.

A caller says her car is overheating on the side of the road.

Brooke tells her to pull over safely and park before anything else. Then she takes the rest of the call once the caller is in a safe spot. Safety first, then service.

Real-time lookup

How does Brooke know your customers?

She reads from your live shop database, on every call, before she says her first word. When a returning customer calls, she welcomes them back by name. She knows the cars they own. She can answer their questions on the spot.

A caller asks "when was my last oil change?" Brooke can tell them. "What did you guys do on my car back in March?" Brooke knows. She's not making it up. She's reading from your system the same way your advisor would.

Because she already knows the caller and sees your live schedule the moment she picks up, a regular can be booked and off the phone fast. The first recorded call above is a complete booking, around a full schedule, in 59 seconds.

Your customer records live in your shop's system, not ours. Brooke reads from it and writes back to it on every call, and we keep no copy of your customer list. Call records for your own dashboard are kept, and personal details are automatically removed from them after 30 days.
From my own front counter

In my words

"My advisor got his counter time back."

My service writer was juggling the phone and the customer at the counter at the same time. He couldn't do either one right. Now he sells the work, Brooke handles the calls, and the customer in front of him gets his full attention.

William Rimmer, founder of Sparviko and owner of Cooper Lake Automotive. Smyrna, GA.

Integrations

Will it work with the system my shop already runs?

That's the whole design: you keep the shop management system you have. Sparviko reads from and writes to it through its API. We're working with each major vendor to formalize those integrations as supported products, one at a time. Tell us what you run and we'll tell you what's available today and what's in progress.

Quick answers

Questions shop owners ask first

Do we have to switch shop management systems?

No. Brooke works with the system you already run. She reads your customer records during the call and books appointments straight into your real calendar, not a side calendar somebody re-types in the morning.

What does Sparviko cost?

$2,500 one time for onboarding, which includes your first 45 days of service. After that, $1,500 a month flat, everything included. No per minute fees, no per call fees, no tiers.

Will callers know they're talking to an AI?

If a caller asks, she tells the truth: she's an AI assistant. That's a hard rule we don't bend. Play the recorded calls above to hear exactly how she sounds.

What if a caller wants a real person?

Anyone who asks gets one. During business hours she transfers to your main line, no hoops. After hours she says honestly that nobody is in and takes a message for first thing in the morning, instead of transferring into an empty office.

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