AI Employees
An employee that never misses a call, a text, or a follow-up.
It answers in under a minute, at 2pm on a Tuesday or 9:40pm on a Sunday. It qualifies the job, quotes it off your real pricing, and books it into your real calendar.
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AI Text Employee
Includes 500 conversations a month, then $0.40 each
- Texts back every missed call in under 60 seconds
- Asks what they need and what they're driving
- Quotes the right service tier without discounting you
- Offers your real open slots and books the job
- Chases unclosed quotes for 14 days
- Hands you the conversation the moment it should be yours
Phones covered
AI Voice Employee
Includes 500 minutes a month, then $0.35 a minute
- Actually answers the phone when you can't
- Handles the same questions you answer ten times a day
- Books straight into your calendar
- Transfers a hot lead to your cell while they're still on
- Covers after-hours, weekends and overflow
- Costs a fraction of a part-time receptionist
Every plan carries a usage allowance and metered overage, so a busy month costs what it should and a quiet one doesn't subsidise anybody else.
Do the maths first
Work out whether it pays for itself before you talk to me.
Four numbers, about forty seconds. If it doesn't clear the cost with room to spare, don't buy it — and I'll tell you the same thing on the call.
Your phone knows this number. Most owners guess low.
dragIndustry average is 62%. Be conservative if you want.
dragLive conversation only — not your overall close rate.
dragTicket size on a typical job, before expenses.
dragRevenue walking out the door
$40,500
per year · $3,375 a month
You're losing 7.1× what it would cost to stop losing it.
45 minutes, live. I show you the exact build.
Starting with typical numbers — drag any slider or type a figure. Based on small businesses missing ~62% of inbound calls, and ~85% of voicemail callers never calling back.
The things people actually ask
“I'll just answer the phone myself.”
At 40 calls a month you already don't — nobody does, because you're under a truck or on a roof. The agent isn't replacing you on the calls you take. It's catching the six in ten you never hear ring.
“Won't it sound like a robot?”
Read the real threads on the work page and decide. It's trained on how you actually talk, it uses your pricing, and it hands off to you the second a conversation needs a human.
“I already pay for Jobber / HouseCall Pro.”
Keep it. The problem isn't your scheduling software — it's that nothing answers at 9:40pm on a Sunday. If you want them to work as one system, that's what the custom CRM is for.
“What if it books something I can't do?”
It only offers slots that are genuinely open, it knows your service area, and anything unusual gets escalated to you instead of guessed at.
Find out what it's costing you first.
Four questions and you'll have the number. It takes about forty seconds.