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Fill Workshops and Studio Sessions AI art class booking software for art studios, art galleries and pottery studios

People ask about workshop places and studio time, but we cannot always reply before they book elsewhere.

Zanus AI is art class booking software for art studios, art galleries and pottery studios, with an answering service built in: one AI picks up every call, website chat, e-mail and form, even while your hands are in the clay or you are lighting a new show. It books places in classes and open studio time, sets private viewings, answers questions about exhibitions, ages and materials from your own pages, sells gift cards and writes down every party request for you.

  • Every call, chat, e-mail and form answered day and night, in each visitor's own language, on the number printed on your flyers and gallery cards
  • Places in painting classes, wheel series and open studio time booked into the right calendar, and private viewings set in your gallery director's calendar, each confirmed and reminded
  • Gift cards sold on every channel, birthday and team party requests quoted from your own price list for your yes, and every collector's question kept on record
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Your complete next-gen AI solution for your art studio or gallery

Each module below is shown at work in an art studio, an art gallery or a pottery studio: tap one to see it, then run them all free for 7 days or ask for the AI demo.

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Every module, shown in art studios, galleries and pottery studios

A small business answering service that also books, sells and follows up

An art studio's day is split between teaching, setting up easels and answering the same questions about Saturday's class. A gallery's goes to the hanging, the collectors and the opening; a pottery studio's to the wheel, the kiln and the pickup shelf. Here one AI takes the front desk of each: the phone that rings while you are centering clay or lighting a wall, the website chat, the inbox and the forms. It books every place into the right class, holds open studio time on a wheel or an easel, sets private viewings, sells gift cards, quotes parties from your own list and follows up until the person answers. Behind it sit the tools of your team: firing notes, studio rules and exhibition texts as answers, courses for a new assistant, and every signed waiver read and filed.

Answers & books: every class question and viewing request, answered and booked

The phone, the website chat, the inbox and the forms, each conversation ending with a place in a class, a wheel reserved or a viewing in the calendar.

AI Phone

Art studio calls picked up at the wheel or the easel

AI Phone answers your art studio's own number from the first ring, day and night, in the caller's language; the number stays yours and is simply forwarded. A parent asking about the Saturday drawing class hears the answer you approved and gets a place booked during that same call. When a collector wants the gallery director, the call is put through with who is calling and why, or the message is written down and the callback number repeated to be sure. Think of it as art class booking software that talks.

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Art class booking software phone settings: studio calls answered and classes booked by AI, real Zanus AI screen
Real Zanus AI screen (demo data): AI Phone, your numbers one table, seen closer.

AI Booking

Wheel series, kids' classes and open studio hours in one book

AI Booking is the art class booking software at the heart of it: places go into your book from the phone, the website chat, a form or your own booking page. It offers only the free slots of each instructor, each wheel, each classroom or the gallery's viewing room, at every location you run. No booking lands in the book before the student is verified, and each one gets a reminder ahead of the class.

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Art class booking software: a studio's day of classes on one timeline, booked by phone and chat, real Zanus AI screen
Real Zanus AI screen (demo data): AI Booking, THE BOOK, the day's timeline of bookings, seen closer.

AI Webchat

Questions about materials and ages answered in the studio chat

AI Webchat answers visitors on your website by text or by voice, in 40 languages, using only your class pages, your gallery pages and the documents you approved. A tourist wonders whether the exhibition is open on Monday; a student asks if aprons and clay come with the hand-building course. The chat replies, books the place inside the conversation like any art class booking software would, and brings in a person when the visitor wants one or when its answer is uncertain.

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Art class booking software website chat: every studio and gallery conversation in one list, real Zanus AI screen
Real Zanus AI screen (demo data): AI Webchat, website chat settings, seen closer.

AI E-mail

Gallery inbox sorted: submissions, course questions and parties

AI E-mail reads every message sent to the art studio or the gallery and sorts it by department: an artist's submission to the director, a question about the spring painting course to the studio desk, a party request to the owner. It drafts each reply from your approved information in the writer's own language. You choose the kinds that go out on their own, like opening hours or class dates; the others wait for a person with the draft already written.

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Art gallery e-mail settings: the signatures on every reply the AI drafts for studio and gallery mail, real Zanus AI screen
Real Zanus AI screen (demo data): AI E-mail, settings admin, seen closer.

AI Web Forms

Party and workshop request forms answered the moment they are sent

AI Web Forms puts forms on your website that reply the moment a visitor presses send, in that visitor's language. A pottery studio can ask up to five questions of its own on its party form (the date, the number of guests, their ages, the project they want), collect a file such as a logo for a team event, or let the guest book a slot right there. It applies your screening rules and opens the contact's record.

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Art class booking software web forms: the settings every studio request form shares, real Zanus AI screen
Real Zanus AI screen (demo data): AI Web Forms, Settings, what every form shares, seen closer.

AI Avatar

A talking face that welcomes gallery visitors online

AI Avatar gives your website chat a face whose lips follow her voice. She greets each visitor by voice or by text in their language, then explains the current show, the artists on your walls or the difference between a wheel course and an open studio membership, all from your approved pages. When it is time, she hands the visitor to the right person, and she never passes herself off as one of your gallery or studio staff.

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Art gallery website avatar settings: the voice and the pictures she shows to visitors, real Zanus AI screen
Real Zanus AI screen (demo data): AI Avatar, The voice, how she moves on the site and the pictures, seen closer.

Sells: gift cards, parties, collectors and students who come back

Class and date-night gift cards on every channel, party quotes from your list for your yes, a piece held for a collector on your word, and the e-mail that invites last season's buyers to the next opening.

AI CRM

Every student, collector and party host on one record

AI CRM fills itself from the calls, chats, e-mails and forms of your art studio, so nobody types names in after class. Each person's whole conversation sits on one record with its source, language and time zone. The teachers of one school planning a field trip are grouped under that school, and a deal opens the moment a collector, or a company planning a team night, shows a first sales signal.

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Art studio CRM: every student, collector and party host the AI identified, in one list, real Zanus AI screen
Real Zanus AI screen (demo data): AI CRM, New contact, the form in three folded sections, seen closer.

AI Quoting

Birthday party and team night quotes from your own price list

AI Quoting prices a request from your own list, whether it came by phone, in the chat, by e-mail or as a purchase order from a school or a company booking a pottery evening. Each quote waits for your yes before it leaves. The customer then accepts it on their own quote page and pays the way you already get paid; the AI never takes a card itself.

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Pottery studio quoting: party and group requests checked against your price list before they are quotes, real Zanus AI screen
Real Zanus AI screen (demo data): AI Quoting, Inbound, purchase orders and requests before they are quotes, seen closer.

AI Proposal Studio

Proposals for school programs and corporate art workshops

AI Proposal Studio handles the bigger requests an art studio receives, such as a school asking for a term of after-school painting classes or an office wanting a series of team workshops. It goes through the brief and any attached documents page by page, puts no more than three questions to you, drafts from what your studio knows, prices each line from your own rate card and lays it out on your letterhead. A manager approves, a person sends, and the proposal is tracked afterwards.

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Art studio proposal approval: what changed between versions and the checks before your yes, real Zanus AI screen
Real Zanus AI screen (demo data): AI Proposal Studio, The drafts to review: several proposals prepared side by side, each with its length verdict and its next, seen closer.

AI Inventory

Kits, wheels for rent and works for sale answered from your list

AI Inventory is your list of what the studio or gallery sells or rents: take-home clay kits, brush sets, prints, a wheel rented by the hour, each with its pictures, price and quantity. On the phone and in the chat the AI tells a caller whether an item is in stock and its price exactly as written on its card, sends its page by e-mail, keeps it aside for that caller for the hours you choose, or books the rental.

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Art gallery inventory: works, kits and wheel rentals with price and status, answered by AI, real Zanus AI screen
Real Zanus AI screen (demo data): AI Inventory, The list, everything you sell, rent or service, seen closer.

AI Gift Cards

Wheel lessons and painting classes given as gift cards

AI Gift Cards sells your gift cards on your own gift page, on the phone, in the chat and at the studio desk, for an amount or for a named class such as a wheel lesson for two. Once bought, a card has no expiry date and no fee. Print QR cards for the counter, redeem them on a call or at the desk from any phone, and a company wanting ten cards or more for its staff orders them on one quote.

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Art studio gift cards: a company's order of many class cards from request to codes sent, real Zanus AI screen
Real Zanus AI screen (demo data): AI Gift Cards, a company's order of many cards, seen closer.

AI Follow-up

Open party inquiries and class quotes followed up for you

AI Follow-up writes to the people who asked about a pottery party, a private lesson or a gallery commission and then went quiet, and to the quotes still open. Each e-mail is written fresh from what that person told you, so the mother planning a birthday reads about her date and her ten young guests, not a form letter. As soon as someone writes back, the sequence stops and your staff get the reply.

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Pottery studio follow-up plan: the steps and guide for open party and class inquiries, real Zanus AI screen
Real Zanus AI screen (demo data): AI Follow-up, Activity, what happened for every contact over the period, seen closer.

AI Marketing

Next term's classes and opening night sent to past students

AI Marketing sends e-mail campaigns to the group of contacts you filter, for example everyone who took a beginner wheel course last spring, or the collectors who came to the last opening at the gallery. Each message is written from your approved knowledge in each customer's language, and a contact receives one only when their consent allows it. When a student or a collector replies, the AI answers or passes the reply to a person.

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Art gallery e-mail marketing: the automated events that invite past students and collectors, real Zanus AI screen
Real Zanus AI screen (demo data): AI Marketing, marketing automated events, seen closer.

AI Auto-Call

Reminder calls before every pottery and painting class

AI Auto-Call rings the students booked for a class from your studio's own number, many of them at once and each in their own language, to remind and confirm. It hears yes, no or another day: a yes confirms the place in the evening class, a no frees the easel or the wheel for someone else, and a request for another day goes to your staff. Every answer is logged, so you prepare clay and canvases for the people who are coming.

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Pottery studio reminder call settings: the line, the calling hours and the calls at a time, real Zanus AI screen
Real Zanus AI screen (demo data): AI Auto-Call, Settings: the line, the hours, the calls at a time, seen closer.

AI Demo

A personal presentation for a school or company planning art days

AI Demo builds a personal presentation from your pages, pictures and videos, for example for an HR manager comparing team-building options or a school weighing your summer art camp. Once you release it, Lisa presents it live through a personal link, speaking that customer's language. The customer can interrupt her with a question at any moment, and whatever she cannot answer lands in your gap log for the studio to fill.

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Art studio AI demo: the story, the two e-mails and the show Lisa presents to each prospect, real Zanus AI screen
Real Zanus AI screen (demo data): AI Demo, Settings: auto-approve, the competitors, the link's days, seen closer.

AI Live Meetings

Walk a collector through new works in a room with your name

AI Live Meetings opens a room with your gallery's name on it. The collector joins from a link in the browser, with nothing to install, and your catalog pages, pictures of the works and studio videos are one click away. Press STAND BY and your screen is hidden while you look up something private like a consignment list; Lisa's notes are kept until you confirm them; and on a support call you can share the screen to help.

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Art gallery live meeting templates: the rooms prepared for collectors and studio clients, real Zanus AI screen
Real Zanus AI screen (demo data): AI Live Meetings, live demos settings, seen closer.

AI Online Meetings

Online portfolio reviews and parent meetings with no app

AI Online Meetings runs a video meeting in the guest's browser, with no install and no account: an artist presenting a portfolio to your gallery, a parent talking through a child's art camp, a teacher planning a class visit to the studio. Until you let them in, guests sit in a waiting room carrying your studio's brand. Every kind of meeting starts from its own template, and afterwards Lisa drafts the summary, what was decided and who does what next, for you to approve.

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Art studio online meetings waitlist: guests waiting in the branded room until you admit them, real Zanus AI screen
Real Zanus AI screen (demo data): AI Online Meetings, online meetings waitlist, seen closer.

AI Partner Portal

Interior designers and planners who send you clients

AI Partner Portal is for the companies that resell or refer you: interior designers who bring collectors to the gallery, event planners who book team nights at the pottery studio, a gift shop selling your prints. A partner applies through a single link or comes by your invitation; the AI looks each applicant up on the web and lays out what it found, and you decide what each may do and until which date. Resellers get wholesale tiers, and the Approved tab shows the demos and sales each partner brought in.

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Art gallery partner portal: every approved reseller with its scopes, demos and sales, real Zanus AI screen
Real Zanus AI screen (demo data): AI Partner Portal, Pending approval, the applications waiting for your review, seen closer.

Supports: every cracked pot, damaged frame and refund request tracked

Requests that arrive after the class or the sale, checked against your own rules and handed to the right person, plus a written record of the calls your team takes.

AI Tickets

A glaze question after class becomes a tracked request

AI Tickets turns the calls, chats, e-mails and forms that arrive after the class or the sale into tracked requests, each with the whole conversation and the customer identified. A student asking why a glaze ran, a buyer asking how to hang a heavy canvas: whatever your knowledge covers, the AI answers, and the rest stays with the person you assign, the instructor or the gallery manager.

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Pottery studio help desk: answered requests with who replied, the time and the customer's rating, real Zanus AI screen
Real Zanus AI screen (demo data): AI Tickets, Tickets · the Responded tab with who answered, the time and the rating, seen closer.

AI Returns & Warranty

Returns of damaged prints and pottery checked against your rules

AI Returns & Warranty starts with troubleshooting, then finds the purchase in your records: the print that arrived with a bent corner, the frame with a cracked glass, the glazed set that chipped in shipping. It works out the warranty, checks the request against the return rules you wrote in plain words and asks the buyer for whatever is missing, such as a photo. No return goes ahead without your yes, and the AI writes every e-mail of it for you.

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Art gallery returns settings: what the studio accepts per kind of item, with windows and proof, real Zanus AI screen
Real Zanus AI screen (demo data): AI Returns & Warranty, RMAs · the RMA settings on What we accept, per product type, seen closer.

AI Calls Transcripts

The calls your instructors take, written on the student's record

AI Calls Transcripts writes down the calls your people take themselves, on the computer, in the phone app and on every leg the AI transferred to them, with a summary on the customer's record next to what the AI said before. When the gallery director calls a collector back about a sculpture, the whole call is there for the next person who picks up the file. Nothing is recorded until you turn recording on.

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Art studio call transcripts: the week's conversations summarized and the corrections waiting for you, real Zanus AI screen
Real Zanus AI screen (demo data): AI Calls Transcripts, What happened, the summary of the week, seen closer.

AI Calls Teleprompter

Answers on screen while a collector asks about an artist

AI Calls Teleprompter listens while the customer talks and puts the answer from your knowledge on your person's screen, with its source: the artist's biography when a collector calls, the kiln schedule when a potter asks about firing times. It never speaks on the call. Your assistant at the gallery desk or the studio counter stays the voice of the call, with the facts in front of them.

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Art gallery teleprompter: the answer from the gallery's own knowledge shown to staff during a call, real Zanus AI screen
Real Zanus AI screen (demo data): AI Calls Teleprompter, assistant drawer, seen closer.

Helps your team: firing notes, exhibition texts and paperwork in one place

Firing schedules, glaze sheets, artist statements and studio policies as answers with the source shown, training written by talking, and every waiver and consignment form filed where it belongs.

AI Team Assistant

Firing schedules and studio policies answered for your staff

AI Team Assistant answers your instructors and gallery staff using only your own documents and the records that person is allowed to see, never the open web. A new studio assistant asks how long a bisque firing takes or what the policy is for a missed class, and the answer cites the document and the page it came from. If nothing on file covers the question, it tells them plainly and notes the gap for you.

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Art studio team assistant: who receives the morning briefing, by mail or spoken by Lisa, real Zanus AI screen
Real Zanus AI screen (demo data): AI Team Assistant, today, seen closer.

AI Chat for your team

Research an artist or a supplier with every source shown

AI Chat for your team takes your staff's questions in their own words, searches the web, reads the pages it finds and shows the source of every fact, checked before anyone relies on it. A gallery manager can look up an artist's past exhibitions before a studio visit; a pottery studio owner can compare kiln shelf suppliers. It never reads your records, so it serves the questions that live outside your own files.

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Pottery studio team AI chat: personal chat links for staff, active, paused or expired, real Zanus AI screen
Real Zanus AI screen (demo data): AI Chat for your team, Personal chat links, the All tab with every state side by side, seen closer.

AI Knowledge

Your class rules, studio policies and show texts in one tree

AI Knowledge puts your website, documents, rules and facts in one tree that the phone, the chat and the e-mail all answer from: class descriptions, the late cancellation rule, the open studio etiquette, the text of the current exhibition. When the tree holds no answer, the question waits for your staff instead of a guess. Each night the rules are put to the test, and no change reaches students until someone at the studio approves it.

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Art studio knowledge rules: one table of what the AI must and must not say to students, real Zanus AI screen
Real Zanus AI screen (demo data): AI Knowledge, Websites, the sites the knowledge is read from, seen closer.

AI Team Training

Teach a new studio assistant the opening routine once

AI Team Training lets the person who knows the job explain it once, by talking or typing: how to load the kiln, how to check in a class, how to hang and label a new show. Lisa then teaches it to each new hire, by voice and on screen, through a personal link. Your new assistant can stop her with a question whenever something is unclear, finishes with a spoken test, and you can see who has completed it.

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Art gallery staff training: a course open for a new assistant, taught by Lisa by voice, real Zanus AI screen
Real Zanus AI screen (demo data): AI Team Training, training course open, seen closer.

AI File Cabinet

Waivers, consignment agreements and artist files in one cabinet

AI File Cabinet keeps the paperwork in one archive laid out like the steel cabinet behind the front desk: a drawer for students, one for artists, one for suppliers, with a file per person or contract and folders inside. Each document is read as it arrives, whether a signed waiver, a consignment agreement or a framing invoice, and found again at its page. Who may open each drawer and how long its papers are kept is your choice, and every opening of a file is recorded.

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Art gallery file cabinet: an artist's file open with its folders and documents, each read and dated, real Zanus AI screen
Real Zanus AI screen (demo data): AI File Cabinet, A file open: its folders, its documents with their kind, date and read state, Documents · Story, seen closer.

AI Time Machine

A collector's or an artist's whole history on one timeline

AI Time Machine builds a timeline from your own records: a collector's visits, letters and purchases, an artist's years with the gallery, or the story of a mural project from the first call to the unveiling. Every visit, letter, note and document sits at its date. It informs the person reading it at the studio or the gallery; a person still decides what to do next.

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Art gallery customer history timeline: every mail, call and document of a collector at its date, real Zanus AI screen
Real Zanus AI screen (demo data): AI Time Machine, A deal open, the stage, the person and the history, seen closer.
A day at the front desk

A day of calls and bookings at art studios, galleries and pottery studios

Painters, potters and gallerists are reached through six doors between opening time and the last evening class. The same AI stands behind each of them, so the people at the wheel, the easel or the gallery wall only hear about what truly needs them.

Clay on your hands, the pottery studio phone ringing

You are wedging clay for the morning wheel group when the line rings twice. One caller wants two places in Thursday's beginner wheel series, the other asks whether an open studio membership includes glazes and firing. Both are answered at once, the places go into the series and the confirmation is e-mailed.

A parent in the art studio's website chat

A father asks in the website chat whether his seven-year-old can join the Saturday kids' painting class and what she should wear. The chat answers from your own class pages, by text or by voice, books her place and sends him the details before he closes the tab.

A collector asks about a canvas in the show

A collector fills in the inquiry form under a large canvas in your current exhibition. She has a reply within seconds with the size, the medium and the artist statement from your own pages, her question about the price goes to your director as you set it, and a private viewing lands in the director's calendar for Friday.

A wheel evening sold as a gift

A caller wants a couples' wheel evening as an anniversary present. The AI reads out your gift card amounts and experiences, texts the payment link while he is still on the line, and the card reaches his inbox in your design. No card number is ever spoken aloud.

Tomorrow's watercolor workshop confirmed

Reminder calls reach everyone booked into tomorrow's watercolor workshop. A yes confirms the place, a no frees it for the next person on the waitlist, and a request to move to next week lands on your list instead of your voicemail, so the easels you set out are the ones that get used.

Gallery mail after closing

Three e-mails arrive late at night: an artist sending a portfolio, a buyer asking how a sculpture will be crated and shipped, and a local writer asking about the next opening. AI E-mail sorts each to the right person, drafts the replies from your own policies, and holds what you marked for a person until morning.

Your rules

Where the AI stops and your studio or gallery team takes over

An answering service for a studio or a gallery has to know what is yours to decide. You write the limits once, and the AI keeps them on the phone, in the chat and in every e-mail.

No card numbers by voice

It never takes a card number on a call. A gift card is paid through the link it sends, into your own account, and class fees or the sale of a work are collected the way you collect them today.

Prices, holds and sales stay with the gallery

The AI tells a collector only what you approved about a work. A price is given only if you list it; holding a piece, a discount or a question about the artist's other works goes to the director you name.

Refunds and exceptions stay with you

A late cancellation, a missed class or a wish to hand a place to a friend is checked against the rules you wrote. Anything outside them is passed to the person who decides, with the details already written down.

Children, allergies and special needs

When a parent mentions an allergy, a medical need or a child who needs extra help, the AI writes it down in full and passes it to your instructor. It does not judge what is safe.

Safety questions get your words only

Questions about kilns, glazes, solvents, fixatives or sharp tools are answered only from the safety notes you approved, and always-say and never-say rules keep every answer in your own voice. Anything beyond them goes to a person instead of a guess.

A person whenever you want one

You choose, desk by desk, whether the AI answers alone, answers first or rings a person first, so a collector, a party host or a returning student can always reach the person they ask for.

Compared

Art class booking software compared: the owner, a booking page, desk help or one AI

When the studio or the gallery gets busy, most owners weigh the same options: answer between classes and visitors themselves, rely on an online booking page, hire part-time help for the front desk, or put one AI front office in front of it all.

What the art studio or gallery needsThe owner, between classesAn online booking page alonePart-time desk helpZanus AI
Calls during a class or a hangingVoicemail until the class endsThe phone is not coveredAnswered when someone is inEvery call picked up, the place booked
Evenings and weekendsMessages left for MondayBookings, but no answersPaid hours, then closedAnswered under your after-hours rules
Questions before booking or buyingA callback when there is timeA page of questions to readDepends on who is on shiftAnswered from your class and exhibition pages, in the visitor's language
Collector inquiries and private viewingsReplies written after the openingNot coveredNotes passed on to the directorDetails on the record, a viewing in the director's calendar
Party and group requestsE-mails written late at nightA form waiting in an inboxNotes passed on to the ownerDetails on the record, a quote from your list for your yes
Gift cardsSold at the counterOnline, if set up separatelySold at the counterSold by phone, in the chat and online, with a payment link
Reminders and no-showsMessages sent by hand, if rememberedAutomatic e-mailsCalls made when time allowsReminder calls that take the answer and free the place
Set-upNothing, and no time left overEvery class entered one by oneHiring and training2 minutes, from your website

A booking page fills a calendar, but it does not calm a worried parent, answer a party planner's six questions or tell a collector about the artist behind a canvas. Zanus AI puts the same knowledge, the same house rules and the same customer record behind the phone, the chat, the inbox and the forms, and brings in a person wherever you asked for one.

Set-up

Set up your studio's or gallery's AI front office in 2 minutes

Forward the studio or gallery line

Your customers keep calling the number on your flyers, your gallery cards and your website. Forward it as you would to a cell phone: no porting and nothing to install.

Tell Lisa about your studio or gallery

List your classes, open studio hours, age groups, party packages, the current show and your gift card amounts. Lisa reads your website for everything else and shows you each change before it goes live.

Write the house rules

Say which questions go to an instructor or the director, how cancellations and missed classes are handled, what may be said about a work for sale, and what the AI must always say about safety and materials.

See it work

Two ways to see it answer for your studio or gallery

Try it free with your own studio or gallery

Hand Lisa your website and she builds a private sandbox that runs for 7 days: a phone number in your area code that answers as your studio or gallery, your own website with Lisa on it, and a dashboard holding your classes and shows. Your real phone and website stay untouched.

No credit card needed. One trial per company, using an e-mail on your website's domain.

TRY FREE 7 DAYS

Just the demo, no set-up

Watch the AI front office answer a caller, book a place in a class and take down a collector's request with nothing to configure. Say where to send it and the link reaches your inbox in about 2 minutes.

No sales call follows. Only the demo, by e-mail.

JUST A DEMO
Frequently asked questions

Questions art studio and gallery owners ask about an AI answering service

What is a small business answering service, and how is this one different?

An answering service picks up the calls a small business cannot take. Here it is not a room of operators: one AI answers your own number day and night, along with the website chat, the e-mail and the forms, from your class and exhibition pages. It books places, sets viewings, sells gift cards and keeps every conversation on the customer's record.

Can it book places in painting classes and wheel series?

Yes. Each class, series or open studio block can have its own calendar, and the AI offers only the free times of your live calendar on the phone, in the chat, by e-mail and on your forms. Every booking is confirmed by e-mail with a calendar invite, a reminder follows, and when the asked time is taken the AI offers the waitlist.

Does it work for an art gallery as well as a studio?

Yes. A gallery uses the same doors for other jobs: the AI answers questions about the current show, the artists and the opening hours from your own pages, takes down a collector's interest in a work, books a private viewing in the director's calendar and puts every inquiry and opening RSVP on the record. What may be said about a price is up to you.

Can it book open studio time on a wheel or an easel?

Yes. Anything people reserve can have its own calendar: a pottery wheel, a slab roller, an easel in the open studio or a private room for a party. The AI answers from what you wrote about each one, such as who may use it and which class must come first, and books the time into that calendar. That covers what potters look for in pottery studio booking software, with the phone and the chat answered too.

Can customers buy gift cards for a class or a pottery date night?

Yes. Gift cards for an amount or for an experience, such as a wheel lesson for two, are sold on your gift page, in the website chat, by e-mail and on the phone. On a call the AI texts the payment link and never takes a card number by voice; the money goes to your own payment account. The details are on the AI gift cards page.

How does it handle birthday parties, team events and private bookings?

A party request by phone, chat, e-mail or form gets an answer in seconds and lands on the customer's record with the date, the head count, the ages and the project they have in mind. The AI builds a quote from your own party price list, and nothing goes out until you say yes. Follow-ups then stop the moment the host replies.

Will it answer questions while I am teaching or hanging a show?

That is the point of it. Calls on your own number are picked up at once while you are at the wheel, the easel or up a ladder, and chats and e-mails are answered from your own pages. Whatever your rules keep for a person becomes a message with the callback number read back, or is put through to whoever is free, with the AI saying who is calling and why.

Can it answer parents' questions about kids' classes and camps?

Yes, from what you approved: the age range, what children should wear, pick-up times, how long a painting takes to dry or a pot to be fired. A question about an allergy, a medical need or a child who needs extra help is written down in full and handed to your instructor. The AI does not decide what is safe for a child.

Can it tell potters when their fired pieces are ready?

It answers from the firing notes you wrote, such as how long a bisque and a glaze firing usually take and when the pickup shelf is open. It does not see inside your kiln, so a question about one particular piece goes to your list with the name and the callback number read back, and your team answers it.

Will it call people to confirm tomorrow's class?

Yes. AI Auto-Call phones the people booked for tomorrow's session and takes their answer: yes confirms the place, no frees it, and a request for another date comes to your list. You prepare clay, canvases and kits for the people who are really coming, and a freed place can still be filled.

Can we keep our studio's or gallery's phone number?

Yes. Keep the number printed on your flyers, your gallery cards, your website and your social pages, and forward it the way you would forward it to a cell phone. There is no porting and nothing to install, and the calls your rules send to you are transferred, with the AI telling you who is on the line and why.

Which languages does it speak with our visitors?

Each visitor's own. The phone answers every caller in their language, and the website chat works in 40 languages by text or by voice, which helps a gallery that draws tourists or a studio in a neighborhood where many languages are spoken. A call can also be routed to the person on your team who speaks the caller's language.

What does this answering service cost for a studio or a gallery?

Zanus AI is priced per company, never per seat, so the owner, every instructor, the director and the weekend assistant work under one subscription. You choose the modules you need, such as the phone, booking, gift cards and reminder calls, and the plans are listed on the pricing page.

What is the difference between the 7-day free trial and the demo?

The free trial builds a sandbox around your own studio or gallery from your website and runs for 7 days, with no card: a phone line that answers as your business, your site with Lisa on it and a dashboard. The demo needs nothing from you: a ready-made AI front office arrives by e-mail in about 2 minutes, so you can watch it work first.

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For your art studio or gallery

Fill your next class and your next opening with the whole AI front office, free for 7 days

Every question about a class, a show or a work answered while you teach or hang, every place and studio session booked in your calendar, private viewings set, gift cards sold on every channel, party requests quoted for your yes, and your team answering from your own rules.

Or call +1 (954) 736-3939 and hear the AI answer.

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