Tell Claude or ChatGPT the job and which businesses to call, up to three. After your yes, your UIRIX personal agent calls each one with your question, and the answers come back side by side in your chat.
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Yes, an AI can call businesses to get quotes for you. With the UIRIX connector, Claude or ChatGPT has your UIRIX personal agent call up to three local shops or contractors for the same job on one yes, with every number shown to you first, and then puts their answers side by side in the chat. You give it the numbers, or your chat app finds them with its own web search, and it does not agree to a price or book anything unless you allowed it. It talks with people and cannot press keys or wait on hold, so it works best where a person answers the phone.
Brief it the way you would brief a person: the job, the businesses and what you want to know. These requests work today when you give the numbers, or let your chat app find them first:
Before anything is dialed, your chat app is instructed to repeat the numbers, the question and the timing and to get your yes. One yes can cover up to three businesses for the same errand, with every number shown to you first, and the connector refuses a call that is not marked as approved.
When it calls a business for you, your assistant opens with its name and says it is your AI assistant calling on your behalf. It is instructed to ask your exact question, note any conditions, such as "only until Friday" or "cash only", ask who it spoke with and read the answer back. It does not agree to a price, a deposit, a purchase or a contract unless your request allows it. If it reaches voicemail, it is instructed to leave one short message with the number to call back.
When the calls end, your chat app puts the answers side by side, in a table if you ask for one. Each call is also transcribed and summarized, so you can check exactly what a business said before you choose. To see the results as they come in, stay in the same chat.
As of October 2026, Google Search can call several nearby businesses for you for free. You search for a service, such as "pet groomers near me", tap "Have AI check pricing" and answer a few questions. Google's AI then calls, says it is an automated system calling from Google for a user, and sends you the prices and availability by email or text, usually in about 30 minutes. It works in the US only, in English, for signed-in users 18 and over, for set business types such as auto repair, hair salons, pet groomers and home repair. Google's help page says it will not create a booking.
If you are in the US, the job fits one of those business types and you only need prices, use Google: it is free and needs no setup. UIRIX costs money. It fits when you already have the numbers, when the business is not on Google's list, such as assisted living or an apartment building, when you want the answers in your Claude or ChatGPT chat, when the call should be in another of its 17 languages, or when you want the business you choose booked in a second call after your yes.
Compare the ways AI can make calls for you →| Feature | Google Search "Have AI check pricing" | UIRIX personal agent |
|---|---|---|
| Price | Free | Pay as you go from $10 a month for up to 5 agents; each call is billed by the AI voice usage it takes |
| Setup | None: it is part of Search | Create the agent in the dashboard and give it a phone number, which requires a saved payment card |
| Where you ask | Google Search or the Google app, including AI Mode | Claude or ChatGPT, with the UIRIX connector |
| Where it works | US only, for signed-in users 18 and over; Google says these calls are not made in Indiana, Louisiana, Minnesota, Montana or Nebraska | Your assistant's number comes from the countries listed in the dashboard, such as the US, Canada, the UK and Israel |
| Languages | English | 17 languages |
| Which businesses | Nearby businesses from Search, in set types such as auto repair, hair salons, pet groomers and home repair | Up to three you choose per errand: you give the numbers or your chat app finds them |
| How the call opens | An automated system calling from Google for a user | Its name, and that it is your AI assistant calling on your behalf |
| What you get back | Prices and availability by email or text, usually in about 30 minutes | The answers side by side in your chat, plus a transcript and a summary of each call |
| Booking | No: Google says it will not create a booking | Yes, in a second call after your yes |
| Phone menus and hold | Not published | No: it cannot press keys or wait on hold |
Google details come from Google's Search help page (support.google.com/websearch/answer/16421135), Google's blog and Google Business Profile help (support.google.com/business/answer/16190256), as of October 10, 2026. Features and limits change, so check before you rely on them.
In the UIRIX dashboard choose Create agent, then Personal AI Agent. It is ready in seconds, with no website. On the agent page choose Get Number; getting a number requires a saved payment card.
Add the UIRIX connector at https://dashboard.uirix.com/api/ext/v1/mcp and sign in. In Claude, open Customize, then Connectors, and choose Add custom connector, or use the Add UIRIX to Claude button on this page. In ChatGPT on the web, open chatgpt.com/plugins, select the plus button and choose Add custom MCP server. On the UIRIX permission screen, switch on Outbound calls; it is off by default.
Describe the job and give up to three numbers, or ask your chat app to find the businesses first. Check the numbers, the question and the timing it repeats back, then give your yes.
Your chat app puts the answers side by side. To book the one you pick, ask again: that is a new call and a new yes.
Free trial credit lets you create your personal agent with no credit card. A phone number requires a saved payment card, and calls are billed by AI voice usage.
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