Marvic AI: All-in-One AI Team for Small Businesses: AI Receptionist, Speed2Lead, SEO, AEO, AI Marketing and Automation
Nov 9, 2026
With instant lead callback in under 60 seconds and built-in SEO, AEO, GEO, social media, content and AI video services, plans start at $99 USD/month with a 14-day free trial.
Toronto, Ontario Nov 9, 2026 (Issuewire.com) - Marvic AI, the Toronto-based AI front office built for small businesses across Canada and the United States -- today marking the first anniversary of its platform's launch on November 9, 2025 -- is built around a simple division of labour: an AI receptionist, an instant lead-callback service and a complete AI marketing team on one platform, starting at $99 USD per month. Marvic AI's Nova answers business calls 24/7 in 52 languages.
For a small business, the most expensive call is the one nobody answers. Customers call after hours, on weekends and in the middle of a job -- and in a multilingual city like Toronto, they call in dozens of languages. When the phone rings out, most callers do not leave a message; they call the next business on the list. Missed calls become missed customers.
Nova is Marvic AI's AI receptionist -- an AI phone answering service and virtual receptionist that answers every call, day and night. Nova automatically detects the caller's language and can switch languages mid-call, handles AI appointment booking directly into the business's calendar, takes messages, and captures and qualifies every lead. That gives owners after-hours answering and missed-call answering without adding staff: every caller is greeted, in their own language, every time.
Answering is only half the race. Marvic AI's Speed2Lead service calls a new lead back in under 60 seconds of an enquiry arriving -- and makes that instant lead callback in the lead's own language, across the same 52 languages. In speed to lead, the first business to respond usually wins the job; Speed2Lead is built so that business is Marvic AI's customer.
Marvic AI is not a single tool. It is a complete AI team working as one. Behind Nova sits a full marketing team: an AI content writer producing blog articles, landing pages and AI video, an SEO (search engine optimization) specialist, an AEO (answer engine optimization) and GEO (generative engine optimization) specialist building visibility in Google and in AI answers -- the business's AI visibility in ChatGPT and Gemini -- a social media manager running social media management, and a marketing manager tying it all together. A separate AI outbound team handles AI cold calling and follow-up calls, and an AI chatbot for websites answers visitors and captures enquiries around the clock. One team brings in the enquiries -- and Nova, with Speed2Lead, answers and calls back every one of them.
Hiring that team in-house -- a receptionist, a content writer, an SEO specialist, a social media manager, a marketing manager and a salesperson -- would cost a small business an estimated $280,000 to $400,000 a year in salaries alone, at current market rates for those roles. Marvic AI plans start at $99 USD per month -- the AI receptionist plan, including 300 voice minutes -- with the full AI marketing team available on the same platform, and every plan begins with a 14-day free trial. Owners can hear Nova before they sign up: the free live demo at marvic.ai has Nova call the visitor's own phone -- she dials from 647-930-5152 -- so the first conversation happens on a real call, not in a recording.
About Marvic AI
Marvic AI is a Toronto, Ontario company that gives small businesses an AI front office and marketing team. Its platform went live on November 9, 2025. Its AI receptionist, Nova, answers business calls 24/7 in 52 languages; its Speed2Lead service returns new enquiries in under 60 seconds; and its platform covers website chat, outbound calling, SEO, AEO, GEO, social media, content and video. Plans start at $99 USD/month. For more information, visit https://marvic.ai.
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