barrto builds voice agents, automations and websites for service businesses. They answer, qualify and book while you are working.
It answers questions about the work in English or Latvian, and passes your details to Artūrs.
Lumen Dental
A clinic site where booking, the voice agent and the treatment visuals ship as one product.
Dental clinic voice agent, Riga
Answers in Latvian after hours, finds the patient by phone number and moves the appointment.
Security advisory, Nairobi
A daily advisory that compiles itself and an agent that opens the first conversation.
Lead scraper
Businesses pulled from Google Maps with the contact email verified before it reaches your list.
Your phone gets answered at 02:00, on a Sunday, and while you are under a sink.
Sample call, not a live customer
The admin that eats your evenings runs on its own.
One run, step by step
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A site built around one action: getting the visitor booked.
Lumen Dental
A clinic site where the booking, the voice assistant and the visuals ship together. The same build becomes a Manhattan practice with one query parameter, which is how you can tell it is a product.
Clinic site template
Clinics lose the caller who rings at eight in the evening, and the website asks that caller to fill in a form instead of booking.
A clinic site with five-step booking, a voice assistant and photoreal treatment sequences. Every clinic-specific word sits in one config file, so a second clinic is a copy and a swap, and a second city is a query parameter.
Voice and chat agent
Calls after closing went to voicemail. Voicemail books nobody, and the patient calls the next clinic in the list.
A Latvian speaking agent that answers the phone, finds the patient by their number, checks the calendar, moves or books the appointment, and sends the confirmation. A person is called in when the agent is unsure.
Automation and outbound
The daily threat advisory took an analyst every morning, and new business depended on someone finding time to make first calls.
An automation that gathers the sources and compiles the advisory on a schedule, plus a calling agent that opens the conversation in English or Swahili and books the follow-up.
Lead generation
Bought lead lists are full of addresses that bounce, and the sender pays for it with their domain reputation.
A scraper that pulls businesses by type and city from Google Maps, finds the contact address, and verifies each one before it reaches the list.
Four steps, in this order, because each one depends on the one before it.
Twenty minutes on what is slow, repeated, or happening while nobody is awake. You leave with an answer about whether this is worth building.
A working version on your own tools within [confirm: timeline in days], so you hear the agent and see the workflow run before you commit to anything.
The number is forwarded, the calendar is connected, and the fallback to a person is tested before the first real caller.
Calls and runs are logged where you can read them. Corrections go in weekly for the first month.
What the number depends on, and where it starts.
From €1,200
Fixed for the build. Hosting and the domain stay in your accounts.
Scoped on the call
Scoped on the call. The build is one number, then a monthly figure for minutes, the phone number and model usage, all billed to your own accounts where possible.
Scoped on the call
Scoped on the call, based on how many systems the work touches and how much of it must run unattended.
Scoped on the call
Scoped on the call, priced per run and per verified contact.
No retainer is required to start. If the prototype does not convince you, you stop there and owe nothing for the rest.
Rather not get on a call? Describe the job and get the quote by email.
You answer the phone, write the quotes and do the work. The calls you miss are the ones that would have paid, and the admin gets done at nine in the evening.
[photo: a real picture of Artūrs]
I am Artūrs Bidiņš. I build these systems myself, one client at a time, which is why I can say on a first call whether your case is a good fit or a waste of your money. Before this I built and ran barrto as a product with payments, queues and webhooks, so I know what happens when an automation fails at 3am with a paying customer waiting.
Here I started a year ago and fell in love with building with AI.
Calls and transcripts sit in your own Vapi and Google accounts, in the EU region where the provider offers one. I get access to build and to debug, and that access can be removed the day the work ends. Nothing is used to train anything.
Latvian, English, Russian and Swahili are already running in production systems. Others can be built, and you test the agent in your own language before it takes a real call.
It says so, takes the caller’s details, and either transfers to a person or creates a callback task. It is not allowed to invent prices, availability or medical advice.
You do. The workflows run in your n8n or in one you can move, the numbers and calendars are yours, and you get the code with the handover.
Voice minutes, the phone number and model usage, all billed by the providers to your accounts. The figure depends on call volume, and I estimate it with you on the call before anything is built.
A prototype you can call is the first milestone, within [confirm: timeline in days]. Launch depends on how quickly the number and the calendar access arrive.
Talk to the agent on this page and it will pass your details on. If you would rather skip the call, describe the job in the form and the quote comes back by email.