AntiHold cuts your US customer-service hold time from 13 min → 0 minutes. We dial, hold, and text you when a real human is on the line.
Got a call you've been putting off — to Comcast, the IRS, your insurance, the airline? Text us the number. We dial. We sit through the menus. We wait on hold. The second a real person picks up, your phone rings. $3 a call. First one's on us, no card needed.
Your time is worth $5. We charge $3.
13 minutes on hold at $25 an hour is $5.42 you'll never see again. We do it for $3 — and only when a human picks up. Nothing to subscribe to. Nothing to cancel.
- You pay only when a human is on the line
- Dropped call, no answer, anything weird? $0.
- Texted updates the whole time you're not on hold
- No card to try the first one. We mean it.
- No account. No app. Just one text.
You're losing 43 days of your life
to hold music.
Not just minutes. Afternoons with your kid. Lunches you ate at your desk. Errands you put off. All so a company you already pay can tell you to "press 4."
Three steps. About 30 seconds of your time.
No app to download. No login to set up. One text, and the rest of your afternoon is yours.
Text us the company
"Call Delta about my flight." That's the whole brief. IRS, airline, bank, utility, your doctor's office. If they have a phone, we dial it.
Go live your day
While you're back at work, we're punching through the phone menus and waiting in line. We text you every few minutes with our spot in queue. No surprises.
Pick up to a real human
Your phone rings. A live agent is already on the line, waiting for you. You handle the call. The 13 minutes you would've lost? Yours again.
People who got their afternoon back.
From real users in our pilot. Names changed at their request. Quotes are word-for-word.
From the IRS to your insurance.
We've held the line with companies in every category Americans dread calling. If they have a phone, we've dialed it.
Same problem. Two very different afternoons.
One ends with you yelling "REPRESENTATIVE" at a robot. The other ends with the issue actually fixed.
- You hunt for the number. You dial.
- "Press 4 for billing… now press 2…"
- 30 to 60 minutes of "your call is important to us"
- Phone glued to your ear. Work on pause.
- You hang up. The problem is still there.
- One text. The company name. Done.
- The phone menu is our problem now
- We hold. You go back to your day.
- Texts every few minutes so you're never guessing
- You only pick up when a real human is there
No subscription. No tricks. No app.
Five plain-English promises. Nothing buried, nothing to argue about later.
You pay only when it works.
No human on the line means no charge. Dropped call, busy line, after-hours, glitch on our end? We eat it. You'll never see "we tried" on a bill. That was the deal we made with ourselves before we built this.
You always know what's happening
Place in queue, time on hold, where we are in the menu, texted every few minutes. You're never wondering. You're never stuck staring at your phone.
Your number stays yours
The company sees a number we own, not yours. So no marketing call-backs land in your pocket later. We don't sell data. We don't have partners to sell it to. TCPA compliant.
If it has a phone, we'll call it
Airlines, the IRS, insurance, your kid's pediatrician, the cable company, the DMV. We haven't met one we can't get through. So you can stop saving "the call I've been dreading" for next weekend.
We don't record your calls
No audio kept. The bot dials, listens for a real human, hands you the line, and forgets. Data deleted the moment you're connected.
The questions we get a lot.
Yours isn't here? Email us. A human reads every message.
Got a call you've been putting off?
Send it to us instead. The first one's on us. No card. No app. Nothing to install. By tonight, the thing you've been dreading is just done.
Send my first call free