AI that answers the phone, follows up and does the busywork. Built around your business.
An AI receptionist that answers every lead, automations that stop your team retyping the same job, and custom software when nothing off the shelf fits. Built by the team that runs your ads, so it's measured on booked jobs, not demos.
- Your accounts, your data
- Built on the tools you already use
- You approve every script before it goes live
Three ways in. Start with whichever hurts most.
AI receptionist
Calls, texts, forms and chats answered in seconds, 24/7. It qualifies the job, books it and reports the result back to your ad accounts.
Workflow automation
Leads into the CRM, quotes followed up, jobs invoiced and reviews requested, without anyone retyping a thing.
Custom software
Dashboards, integrations, AI agents and internal tools for the work nothing off the shelf does well.
Built by the people who run the ads.
Most AI vendors sell a tool. We start from the money: what a lead cost, whether it was answered, and whether it became a paid job. Because we run Google, Local Services Ads and Meta for our clients, the systems we build report back to those accounts, so bidding learns from real work.
We also run our own business on what we build, from the free tracking scanner on our audit page to automated client reporting and ad monitoring. You get work we already ship and maintain, not a first attempt.
Small first, then bigger once it pays.
A 20-minute call
What your team repeats every day, where leads get dropped, and what you'd fix first.
A written plan
What to build, what to buy and what to leave alone, with a quote for each part.
Build, test, then tune
A working version early. You test it on real work, it goes live, and we adjust it in the first weeks.
Questions about AI and automation.
Do I need to run ads with you?
Who owns what you build?
Is AI accurate enough for my customers?
What does it cost?
Where do I start?
Tell us where leads and hours go missing.
A short call to find the one thing worth automating first.