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Who just called you?

An AI just called your business? Here is how to tell who it was and what to do

AI assistants now phone small businesses for their users: to book a table, check a wait time or ask a price. Most are real. Some are scams that borrow a big name. Pick the caller below for how to recognise it, whether you can opt out, and what to say.

In a hurry? Three rules for every AI call

  1. A real booking agent never needs money, card numbers, passwords or codes from you. If it asks, hang up.
  2. Ask: "Who are you calling for, and how can we reach that person?" A real agent can answer.
  3. You may say no. "We do not take bookings from automated calls, please book online" is a complete answer.

Which caller was it?

  1. 01Google’s AI called your business: is it real?Duplex, "Ask for Me", "Have AI call": calls for bookings, prices and opening hours.
  2. 02Meta’s Muse assistant called your businessMeta’s personal AI agent, calling US businesses in beta since September 2026.
  3. 03Yelp’s AI called to ask about your wait time"Check for Me": an AI that asks restaurants for the current wait time.
  4. 04AutoReserve’s AI called to book a tableA Japanese reservation app whose AI calls restaurants, also abroad.
  5. 05An Instinct AI agent called your businessA personal AI agent that phones businesses for its users (early access).
  6. 06A caller said it was ChatGPTWe found no OpenAI feature that phones businesses. Here is what that means.
  7. 07An AI called, but you do not know who it wasNo name, a made-up name, or a brand you doubt: a checklist.

Not sure, or it gave no name? Start with the unknown AI caller page. →

Set your terms once, for every AI caller

Agent Terms by snuepi is a free public registry: you say whether AI agents may contact you, on which channel, how often, and which booking rules apply. Agents that check the registry follow it, and you can print a door sign for staff.

Set your terms for free

Report a call

Tell us about an AI call your business got. It takes a minute, needs no account and no personal data. Reports help other businesses tell real agents from scams.

The caller ID you saw, if any.

For example: what it asked for, whether it said it was an AI, whether it booked something.

What would you have wanted? (tick any)

Only if you want to hear back.

We store the report without your name. Read our privacy policy.

Disclosure: snuepi wrote this page and runs the registry it links to. The facts about each caller come from the sources listed at the bottom.