Automation built for
the trades

Every two weeks you get an email showing what each automation actually did — how many missed calls were caught, how fast they were answered, how many of those people texted back, how many came in outside your working hours, how many conversations the assistant handled without needing you, and how many review requests went out. Each figure is compared with the 2 weeks before, so you can see a direction rather than a number on its own. It arrives on its own; there is no dashboard to log into and nothing to remember to check. It is included with every plan at no extra cost. One thing we deliberately do not put on it is how many of those became paid jobs — we cannot see inside your books, so any number we printed there would be invented, and a made-up figure on the one email meant to prove the thing works would defeat the point of sending it. See what the report looks like.

Everything together is $499 a month plus a one-off $497 setup. That includes every automation we make — the three that do the heavy lifting (missed-call text-back, the SMS assistant and review requests) plus reactivation, weather campaigns, online booking, appointment reminders, the AI chatbot and instant lead follow-up, which you can switch on whenever you want at no extra cost. Bought one at a time the same set would be $1,591 a month. If you only want the two that go to customers you've already worked for, reactivation and weather campaigns together are $299 a month plus a $297 setup. And if you'd rather start with a single automation, that's $199 to $349 a month depending which one, with no setup fee. Websites are separate: $1,500 once you're happy with the finished site, then $99 a month for hosting and unlimited changes, and that monthly is free with any bundle. Nothing at all is paid upfront — the setup fee and the first month are both charged on day fifteen, and only if you decide to keep it. If you don't, we switch it off and you owe nothing.

You save a card at the start and nothing is taken from it. On day fifteen, if you’re keeping it, the setup fee — if your package has one — and your first month are charged together to that card. That charge applies to everyone who carries on past the free two weeks; there’s no version of continuing without it. After that it’s the monthly, on the same date each month. You can cancel at any point, a month in or six months in, and you won’t be charged again. Cancel before day fifteen and you pay nothing at all.

On refunds: what’s already been paid isn’t refunded, and that includes the day-fifteen charge — the two weeks running completely free are there so you never pay for something you haven’t already seen working on your own customers, and cancelling stops future charges rather than reversing a past one. The one exception is a mistake on our side. If you’re charged the wrong amount, charged twice, charged after you cancelled, or we don’t deliver what was agreed, we put it right and refund it — that’s our error, not a change of mind.

We're built around urgent call-outs — plumbing, HVAC, electrical, locksmiths, roofing, garage doors, drain and septic, water damage and restoration, appliance repair. That's where answering first decides who gets the job, so it's where this makes the biggest difference. The list isn't a wall, though: if you're a landscaper, builder or anything adjacent and you like the look of it, ask. We'll tell you honestly whether it's worth your time.

Because that's where speed actually decides it. When a pipe bursts or someone's locked out, they call three companies and go with whoever picks up — so a reply in seconds is worth real money. A customer planning a patio collects quotes over two weeks; answering instantly is nice, but it doesn't win the job the same way. We'd rather be genuinely good at the case where it matters most than write vague copy that fits everybody.

No. The chatbot, booking form and everything else are added to whatever website you already have. Website design is a separate service you can take or leave.

A short conversation about how your business runs, and — for review requests — your customers' names and emails. That has to come from your own records; there's no other way for us to get it. The date of service helps too, since that's what lets the email go out at the right moment.

No. The usual setup is a shared spreadsheet you add customers to as you go, which we check on a schedule. A direct connection to your own booking or CRM software is in development — ask us where that's up to.

Yes, all of it. Wording, tone and timing are yours, and nothing goes out that you haven't approved. Every review-request email carries an unsubscribe link that removes someone immediately, and texts stop the moment a customer replies STOP.

Usually 24 to 48 hours from the point we have what we need from you.

Yes — it reads what someone texts and answers properly, rather than firing back one canned line. It knows your prices, hours, the area you cover and the jobs you don't take on, and it can book straight into your calendar. Where it isn't sure, it says so and passes the conversation to you instead of guessing. You see every message and can take over whenever you like.

Call or text. Everything stops within a day and you won't be charged again. There's no contract and no cancellation process to go through — the two weeks free is there so you know it works before you ever pay.