The Call Guy vs Numa
Numa answers the phone. This gives it a reason to ring.
82% delivered. A three-day private sale at a Ford store in Western CanadaA text they read. A voicemail they hear.
Text message · Today 10:02 AM
Hi Sarah, Hillside Auto here. Your Equinox is coming due for its regular service. Reply YES to book a time. Reply STOP to opt out.
Voicemail
Transcript
“Hi Sarah, it’s Heather at Hillside Auto. Your Equinox is coming due for its regular service — oil, filters, and a proper once-over before road-trip season. We’ve got openings next week, and it’s usually about an hour. Call me back at 587-331-9189, and I’ll get you booked in.”
This month’s due list, each customer by name, vehicle and the service that’s due. Press play to hear the take.
Learn more about service due campaignsEvery take here is a real render in a house voice. Yours send in your voice or your team’s.
The Call Guy vs Numa at a glance
Numa’s AI picks up every call and text that comes in. The Call Guy goes the other way: a voicemail in your voice or your team’s to every customer on a list, by name and vehicle.
Numa’s side, from its own pages, read November 6, 2026:
Numa is a trademark of its owner, and The Call Guy isn’t affiliated with it. Products change, so check Numa’s site for today’s details.
Pick by the job. A store can run both.
Where Numa fits
- Answering every service call, day or night
- Keeping calls and texts in one inbox
- Spotting the unhappy customer before a bad review
Where The Call Guy fits
- Getting a list to call you: service due, declined work, recalls
- A voicemail in a voice from your store, by name and vehicle
- Callbacks to your people, and every response in your CRM
A person on the team checks every campaign before it sends.
They meet in the middle. A campaign makes the phone ring; whoever answers your phone takes it from there.
Real campaigns. Counted from the records.
Ten campaigns over three days in October, read from the campaign records on November 4. One store’s campaigns: your results depend on your list and your offer.
Start in three steps. Nothing to install.
Your store keeps Numa for what it does. A campaign starts with a list you already have and a voice from your store.
Step 1 Send your list
Export it from your DMS: names, numbers and vehicles. The team sets aside any number outside Canada.
A CSV from your DMSStep 2 Record a voice
A manager reads one short script. Every voicemail then says each customer’s name and vehicle in that voice.
A 40-second readStep 3 Approve and send
A person on the team checks the campaign, you sign off, and it goes out inside calling hours.
Inside calling hours
The Call Guy vs others.
The tools dealerships already pay for, side by side.
Keep reading
Keep reading. Other ways to reach a list, compared.
Your next service list,
by name.
“Hi Sarah, it’s Heather at Hillside Auto. Your Equinox is coming due for its regular service: oil, filters and a proper once-over before road trip season. We’ve got openings next week, and it’s usually about an hour. Call me back at 587-331-9189 and I’ll get you booked in.”
A twenty-minute walk-through on Zoom: the dashboard, a campaign, your questions. Nothing is sent to your list.