AI automation

You cannot answer everything. Your systems can.

Three quiet automations that catch the business you miss while you are working. Built onto a website I already run for you, so there is nothing new to log into and nothing to babysit.

A missed call texts the customer back before they dial the next name
Happy customers nudged to leave the Google review you keep losing
A simple assistant answers hours and pricing, then takes the lead
Built onto a site I already run for you, with nothing new to log into

Catch the calls you miss See pricing

An abstract signal flowing through the dark in cool tones with one warm accent, evoking automation

What gets automated

Each one turns a missed moment into a customer.

How does missed call text back win the customer?

You are pouring drinks or up a ladder when the phone rings, so the call goes to voicemail and the customer dials the next name on the list. The moment a call is missed, your business texts them back with a greeting, a link to book, and a promise to call. Most people wait once they hear from you.

How does review automation grow my Google reviews?

Happy customers walk out the door and never think about leaving a review, so the competitor with two hundred reviews keeps outranking you with thirty. After a job or a visit, customers get one friendly text with the direct review link. No nagging, easy opt out, and a steady climb in reviews that brings the next customer.

What does chat intake do for visitors who do not call?

Plenty of visitors have one small question, find no answer on the page, and leave without a trace. A simple assistant on your site answers the common ones, your hours, pricing, and service area, and collects a name and number for anything else. Every visit gets a chance to become a lead instead of a bounce.

The text that lands while you are still on the ladder.

Here is the missed call text back, sketched as a simple illustration. The customer calls, you cannot pick up, and a few seconds later this is what hits their phone. The call stops being a dead end and becomes a conversation.

Turn one on Start with the website

An illustration, not a screenshot

Missed call

A customer rang while you were working. No voicemail.

Hi, this is Mike at North Plumbing. Sorry I missed your call. I will ring you right back. Need a time sooner? Tap to book here.

Sent automatically, seconds after the missed call

Your name, your wording, your booking link. This is a sketch of the idea, not a live product.

How missed call text back actually works.

01
A call comes in while you work
You are with a customer, on a job, or driving. The phone rings and there is no clean way to grab it, so it rolls to voicemail like it always does.
02
The moment it is missed, a text goes out
Within seconds your business texts the caller back. A warm greeting, who you are, and a line that says you saw the call and will ring them right back.
03
They reply instead of calling a competitor
Now there is a thread open. They book a time, ask a question, or just wait. The lead stays yours instead of walking to the next name on the search results.