Lead response and follow-up
When someone submits a quote request, they get an immediate acknowledgement and you get notified right away. If a lead goes quiet, a follow-up step reminds you (or sends a prepared message) instead of it disappearing.
No jargon and no robot talk. This is about answering leads faster, keeping customer information in one place, and removing the repetitive work that eats your evenings.
Automation is just having the computer handle the steps you'd otherwise do by hand — sending the "got your request, I'll call you shortly" reply, logging the lead, reminding you to follow up on Thursday, asking for a review after the job is done.
AI is one more tool in that toolbox. It's good at drafting, summarizing, and organizing. It is not a replacement for you, your judgment, or your relationship with your customers — and implementations here are scoped so important customer-facing actions can keep human review.
When someone submits a quote request, they get an immediate acknowledgement and you get notified right away. If a lead goes quiet, a follow-up step reminds you (or sends a prepared message) instead of it disappearing.
Requests from your website, email, and phone land in one place with a status and a next action, so nothing depends on remembering a text from Tuesday.
A simple, consistent process for asking happy customers for a review after a completed job. No incentives, no filtering, no promises about what customers will write.
Where it fits your business, reminders for upcoming appointments or unanswered quotes reduce no-shows and stale estimates.
AI can draft replies to common questions, summarize inquiries, and help prepare service descriptions or posts. You review and approve anything that matters before it goes out.
A lightweight pipeline — new lead, quoted, scheduled, done — so you can see at a glance what needs attention today.
You decide which messages send automatically and which wait for your approval.
Automations are introduced one at a time, so you can see what each one does.
Everything is documented in plain language, including how to turn it off.
We only connect tools you already use or genuinely need — no tool sprawl.
Pricing is custom based on your workflow — there's no fixed package, because a one-truck handyman and a five-crew landscaping company don't need the same thing. Start with a review and we'll scope it honestly. Common questions are answered here.
Tell me how customers currently find you, contact you, and hear back. I'll point out the gaps and recommend the simplest fix — website, automation, or both.