Have the ability to have music playing from the computer conected to the phone be the 'on hold' music a caller hears when put on hold. Search Search Searching… We have made changes to increase our security and have reset your password. We've just sent you an email to . Click the link to create a password, then come back here and sign in.
Hold music gained mainstream popularity in the early aughts. As cell phone customization became more of a focus, ringback tones gained popularity. People carefully chose the song to play in lieu of ringtones for incoming calls. It was a chance to control the call experience and showcase your personality before you even said hello. By the time the first US national carrier offered ringback tones in 2004, it was a multibillion-dollar industry. Hold music keeps your callers distracted from the wait. Why Use Hold Music at All?

When you begin to consider what callers on hold should hear while they wait, be sure to focus on your callers and their needs. Think about: Why are they calling? What would keep them interested and even inspired? Remember, on hold messages shouldn’t be a hard sell, but rather a soft sell or conversation with people who have reached out to you, and are in an excellent position to make buying decisions based on what they hear while on hold.
We began as a message on-hold company with one employee: our founder, Katie, over 25 years ago. Over the years, we’ve grown to become the industry standard. Since our inception, we’ve helped thousands of veterinary practices develop engaging on-hold programs that inform their clients, drive more appointments, and grow their practice.