Never lose a lead because you couldn't answer in time.
Form to text in under a minute. Even at 9pm Sunday.
Sarah finds your salon on Google at 9pm Sunday. She fills out the booking form for a cut and color. By 9:01pm she has a friendly text from your business asking when she'd like to come in. By 9:05pm Saturday at 10am is on your calendar. You wake up Monday to a booked appointment instead of a missed one.
A new lead. A reply in under a minute.
A new lead lands — through your website contact form, your Facebook lead ad, your Google Business profile, or a lead email from Angi, HomeAdvisor, or Thumbtack. Within thirty seconds, the agent texts them back in your voice.
Take a roofing contractor: an Angi or HomeAdvisor lead lands at noon while you're up on a roof. By 12:01pm the lead has a text. By 12:05pm a Tuesday morning estimate is on your calendar. The competitor who answers in five minutes wins the job — with this, you're that competitor.
The text confirms what they reached out about, asks two or three quick qualifying questions, and offers a few time slots from your calendar. Most leads book within five minutes of replying. The booking lands directly on your Google Calendar so your morning is already planned when you wake up.
Anything off-script — a pricing question, weird scope, an emergency request — gets passed back to you with the full conversation. You see exactly what was asked and answer it first thing in the morning. The customer never feels ignored.
The whole flow runs around the clock without you thinking about it. Answering in under a minute is the single biggest thing that wins jobs.
Where it lives. What it touches. What it leaves alone.
Where your customers feel it.
Text message (primary). Email as backup if no phone is provided. Booking lands in your Google Calendar.
What it connects to.
Your website contact form, Facebook Lead Ads, Google Business profile, lead emails from Angi / HomeAdvisor / Thumbtack, and your Google Calendar.
What it doesn't do.
Doesn't pretend to be you — it identifies itself as your business in the first message. Doesn't quote final prices. Doesn't lock you in. Pause, pull, or change the script any week.
Almost every shop needs this first.
Universal. Every local service business loses leads to slow response — this is the one almost every shop needs first.
Founding client pricing.
$1,000 to build. $300/month to run and tune. Add a second agent for $500 more up front and $100 more a month. No setup fees, no ad spend, no twelve-month contract.