Tiếng Việt, giọng chị chủ tiệm: Thuê lễ tân hay dùng AI và giá $200 một lần.
Who this page is for
Vietnamese-owned nail salons in the US often run the floor in Vietnamese and take the public call in English. The person on the line wants a gel, a fill, a dip, or a pedi, and they want it with the tech whose name is on their last visit. Picking up means stopping the set. Not picking up means they call the shop in the next strip.
AIVA is built for that call. The AI receptionist product page says she answers in a warm, natural English voice. This article will not dress that up as a Vietnamese caller voice. If you need the client to hear Vietnamese, this product is the wrong promise. If your clients already call in English, it is the job.
What you keep
Checkout stays on SimplePOS, Limited POS, Salon Solutions, Mac USA, Go POS, Vagaro, Booksy, or whatever already takes the card. We do not claim a native webhook. The longer version for those register names is keep your nail salon POS. The Vietnamese twin of that piece is giữ POS, thêm lễ tân AI.
You can read the owner site in Vietnamese — start at lễ tân AI cho tiệm nail — and still forward an English line. The English nail salon page is the product story for the caller’s language: wet hands, gel versus fill, tech tags.
What the $200 buys on this floor
From pricing on September 22, 2026: $200 one-time. No monthly plan fee. No free trial. Dedicated number, training on your menu, calendar setup, forwarding, 100 voice minutes, 1,500 SMS. Then $0.35/min and $0.035 per SMS. She books the English request onto the calendar and texts the time. You look up when the coat is safe. You do not hire a bilingual desk only to catch calls you could not pick up mid-fill — and if you already have that person for walk-ins, keep them. The hire fork is hire a receptionist vs AI.
Get AIVA — $200 or hear the English voice at (215) 791-6766 before you forward the shop number.
Two offers: AIVA on the phone, Calendar on Google
Keep the POS you already run if you want it. Vagaro, Booksy, Square, Mangomint, Setmore, or a nail register can stay the checkout. Bukkii sells two layers next to that stack. Both are full offers.
AIVA — the phone layer — $200 one-time
AIVA is the AI receptionist for inbound calls. She answers the shop number, books the service, and texts the appointment. $200 one-time. No monthly plan fee. No free trial. Get AIVA — $200. Hear her at (215) 791-6766.
Calendar — the booking layer — $20/month
Calendar is the booking website plus Google Reserve — the Book Online button on Google Maps. $20/month. Unlimited staff. Unlimited customers. It does not answer the phone. Choose it when the public book and Google are what you need, and you are keeping the POS you already have. Get Calendar — $20/mo. Both cards are on pricing.
FAQ
Does AIVA speak Vietnamese to callers?
No. The product page says AIVA answers in a natural English voice. This page is for Vietnamese-owned US nail salons whose clients call in English. We do not claim a Vietnamese caller voice. Owner-facing pages exist in Vietnamese.
Can the owner use the product in Vietnamese?
Yes. The marketing site and owner guides have a Vietnamese version. The phone the client hears is English. You can read setup in Vietnamese and still have AIVA book gel, dip, fill, and acrylic in English.
Do I have to replace SimplePOS, Vagaro, or Booksy?
No. Keep the POS or calendar you already close tickets on. AIVA is the English phone layer. We do not claim a native webhook into Vagaro, Booksy, or the nail POS names shops already paid for.
How much is it?
AI Receptionist is $200 one-time. No monthly plan fee. No free trial. The payment includes a dedicated number, training, calendar setup, forwarding, 100 voice minutes, and 1,500 SMS.
What does the Calendar plan cost?
Calendar is $20/month. It is the booking layer: a booking website plus Google Reserve, with unlimited staff and unlimited customers. It does not answer the phone. AIVA, the phone layer, is a separate $200 one-time payment with no free trial.