6 stops
The whole journey
The buyer’s path, end to end: the demo you can hear, your trade, a live call, the work it leaves, your price, the order form. One step per decision.
Take this tourForty-four pages, and every section on each one. Below they are grouped by what you are trying to find out, each with a line saying what it is for. If you would rather be walked through one subject than pick a page, take a tour: it carries you across the pages that answer it, and keeps your place while you go.
A tour docks a step rail to the bottom of every page and walks you across the site, marking off what you have seen. It survives navigation and ends whenever you press End tour.
6 stops
The buyer’s path, end to end: the demo you can hear, your trade, a live call, the work it leaves, your price, the order form. One step per decision.
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Six stops on the boundary: how an answer is traced, what happens when there is no source, what to ask any vendor, and what you can demand back.
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Follow one conversation from the ring to the record: what is written down, where it syncs, and how it is deleted.
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The arithmetic end to end — what you are comparing against, the plans, the per-minute maths, your own number, your currency.
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Nothing but evidence: a conversation quoted from real prices, a live try, our own AI on the phone, and the people behind it.
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The same six stops through whichever pack is yours: what a pack is, your CRM, the worked examples, what is in the pack, a real call, and what it costs.
Each page gets a line saying what it is for, and the sections inside it worth landing on directly.
Same product, your vocabulary. Each pack ships the questions, the pipeline stages and the price list your trade actually uses.
Recalls, hygiene slots and the caller who will not say what hurts.
Multilingual intake, insurance questions, and the appointment that must not double-book.
The 11 PM call that is either an emergency or a nail trim, sorted before you answer.
The job address, the access code and the quote, taken while you are under a sink.
Make, model, symptom and a slot on the ramp — before the caller rings the next garage.
Maintenance reports, viewings and the tenant who calls about the boiler at midnight.
The stylist they want, the service they mean, and the gap in the book that fits it.
Term dates, levels, trial lessons, and a parent asking all three at once.
Intake that takes the matter type and the conflict check before anyone bills an hour.
A call that has to be answered gently, at any hour, and written down correctly.
Availability, rate and house rules, answered in the language the guest wrote in.
Date, headcount and budget, captured before the couple emails four other venues.
Covers, allergies and the party of twelve who called during service.
Every location on one pipeline, with the owner able to see which one is losing calls.
An AI that answers a care provider's enquiry line at any hour, reads your published fee schedule as written, books the tour — and puts a named person…
An AI phone agent for pest control firms, domestic and commercial.
52 PM portal enquiry, asks every applicant the same approved questions in the same order, and books the viewing.
Quotes the whole rate from your own rate card, reserves kit for your hire desk by date range and depot, and never promises a machine the system has not got free.
Turns "a two-bed flat's worth" into a unit size, quotes the fee, deposit and insurance, and holds the enquiry — it never promises a unit.
An AI phone agent for removals firms.
An AI receptionist for gyms, yoga, reformer pilates and personal training.
Reads out the course status your greenkeeper set, quotes the green fee for that day, holds tee times off the live sheet and packages society enquiries.
Answers fee, deadline and entry-requirement questions from your published prospectus, in every timezone — and never decides an application or advises on a visa.
40 AM, wakes the duty officer for the burst main, and logs everything else with a reference number — and never makes a determination, an entitlement…
An AI support agent for online stores and marketplace sellers.
If you have two minutes and one question, one of these answers it.
The whole promise on one page: it answers, then it books the job and files the customer.
A real answer played back end to end, quoted from a price list you can edit.
Answering service, AI receptionist, or something that finishes the job — told apart before you sign.
The product itself: what answers, on which channel, and what happens after.
The half nobody demos: the pipeline, the record it writes, the follow-up it sends.
It picks up at 2:47 AM, in your customer’s language, and the paperwork is done before you wake.
One line of script on your site, and the visitor who was about to leave gets an answer.
The real Business API, the 24-hour rule kept, and the thread in the same inbox as everything else.
Which calendars, sheets and tools it writes into today — and which are honestly not built yet.
Twenty-five packs. Each one is the same product with your vocabulary, your questions and your pipeline.
The wall: what a trade pack is, and which trades have one.
Worked examples, scripted, one per trade, with the record it wrote afterwards.
When your customers and your staff are not in the same timezone or the same language.
Three plans, the arithmetic behind them, and what you are not being charged for.
From $79/mo. What each plan holds, what the channels add, and where the comparison actually lands.
The part most vendors leave out: how an answer is checked, and what happens when it cannot be.
Every answer is traced from question to source. When there is no source, it says so.
Where the data sits, who can reach it, and the paperwork you can hand your lawyer.
What is collected, how long it is kept, and what you or your customer can demand back.
A small company in South Korea that answers its own phone.
Who builds this, why, and what we will tell you when we do not know.
This page. Every destination on the site, and the five guided tours across it.
If not, ask us directly — a person answers, usually the one who wrote the page.