AI front desk for local service businesses

First 30 days free

Last night your phone rang five times. You slept through all of it.

Ava picks up when you can't — nights, weekends, mid-job. She asks the right questions, books the job, and only wakes you for a real emergency.

Four of those five calls got handled before you opened your eyes.

$997 to build her · then 30 days free · $797/mo after that · cancel any time

  • Roofing
  • Plumbing
  • HVAC
  • Electrical
  • Restoration
  • Garage door
  • + dental, vet, law, body shops

First 30 days free · then $797/mo

Month-to-month. No contract.

Live in about a week

Card on file, not charged during the 30

When those five calls actually came in

Someone at the desk
8 AM12 PM5 PM10 PM3 AM8 AM

Nine hours of the day have someone at the desk. Every one of these landed in the other fifteen.

Thursday night

Ava on · 11 hrs

This one happens to be a plumbing shop. Swap in a roofer, a dentist, or a body shop and the night looks the same.

"Is anyone still there? My water heater's dripping."

Ava asked how fast it was dripping, whether the tank was hot to the touch, and where the shut-off was. Not an emergency. Not a next-week job either.

Booked — tomorrow, 8:30 AM

Price shopper. Third company he'd called.

He wanted a number over the phone. Ava told him the price of the visit — the only number she's allowed to give — and explained why someone has to see the job first.

Booked — Tuesday, 9:00 AM

The other two companies he called didn't pick up. That's the whole product.

Existing customer, needed to move Friday.

Thirty seconds. No phone tag. Nothing for the office to call back in the morning.

Rescheduled — Thu, 1:00 PM

2:04 AM

Basement filling with water.

Ava got the address, told her where the main water valve usually is in a house that old, and stayed on the phone while she found it in the dark. Then she called the owner.

It was the only call that night that needed a human.

Called your cell

Landlord with four units and a repeat leak.

The kind of caller you want. Ava got the address and the unit count, and marked it as a business job before the office opened.

Booked — Wed, 11:00 AM
Five calls. One woke you. The other four were handled before you opened your eyes.

Here's that same night without her.

Same five calls. Same business. Nobody at the desk.

Unknown caller · no voicemail Missed
Unknown caller · hung up at eleven seconds Missed
Existing customer · left a voicemail You owe a call
Unknown caller · called three times in four minutes Missed
Unknown caller · no voicemail Missed

You wake up to one voicemail and no idea the other four happened.

Real call · condensed from the transcript · names and numbers removed

That story was a composite. This one isn't.

A concrete-floor contractor outside Atlanta. Monday, 11:42 AM — the owner was on a job. Ava took the call.

Inbound · Mon 11:42 AM05:29
"I'm looking to get a quote on a concrete floor."
"Happy to help. Is this over existing concrete, or a new pour?"
"Existing. It's a garage slab."
"Got it. What area is the project in?"
"Southwest side. [zip]"
"Perfect, that's in the service area. Roughly how many square feet?"
"About twelve hundred."
"For existing concrete, projects typically start around twelve to fifteen dollars a square foot. The exact number comes out of the consult, once someone has seen the slab."
"That's fine. What's the next step?"
"I can get you on the calendar. Can I get your name and the best callback number?"
"[name] · [number]"
"Let me read that back to you — [number]. I have Monday at two, Tuesday at ten, or Wednesday afternoon."
"Monday at two works."
"You're all set — Monday the 21st at 2:00 PM."

What the system did after the call

Contact created · tagged booked · appointment set for Mon Sep 21, 2:00 PM

Quoted range on that job

$14,400–18,000

1,200 sq ft at the $12–15/sq ft range Ava quoted. Final price comes out of the consult — this is the quoted range, not money collected.

One call. Booked by software, at 11:42 on a Monday, while the owner was on a job.

She runs $797 a month after a free first month. That one call is worth more than a year of her.

Same shop · 9:01 PM, by text

Lead asked whether epoxy goes over kitchen tile. Ava answered the question, confirmed the zip was in the service area, asked for the square footage — and when he said he'd send a photo instead, she let him.

Three minutes after a 9 PM form fill.

Recording was switched off on this line when the call came in, so we can show you the transcript and not the audio. It's on now. Call the demo line and you'll hear her yourself in fifteen seconds.

How many of last week's missed calls were that one?

You're not bad at answering the phone. You're also doing the job.

Service van parked in a driveway at sunrise

The person best qualified to answer that call is the person whose hands are full. You're under a sink. You're on a ladder. You're driving. It's 7pm on a Saturday.

So it rings out. And here's the part that costs you — most people don't leave a voicemail. They dial the next name on the list, and you never find out they called at all.

That's not a hustle problem. You can't hustle your way out of having one mouth and two hands.

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What it takes to get started.

01 · We learn your business

One call. What you do, your hours, where you work, what prices she can give, and what's worth waking you up for.

02 · You try to break her

We build her, you call her, and you tell us everything that sounds wrong. She doesn't go live until you say she sounds right.

03 · She goes on your line

Every call, or only the ones you miss. You pick, and you can change it any time.

04 · About a week, start to finish

Most of that is us waiting on you to test her.

Before you book anything, here's what she can't do.

We'd rather lose the sale here than on month two. These are real limits. We're not bragging.

She won't sell for you

She books work and answers questions. She won't push someone who isn't sure.

She won't pretend to be human

If someone asks her straight out, she tells them. We built her that way.

She won't nail your weirdest call on day one

She takes a message and flags it for you. Those are the calls we use to make her better.

She doesn't connect to everything

Tell us what software you use and we'll give you a yes or a no. If it's a no, she books into a calendar we set up for you.

She won't fix a shop that doesn't call people back

If jobs get booked and nobody shows up to them, the phone was never the problem.

Here's her turning down a lead who wasn't a fit:

"Totally get it — it's a premium option, and it's not for everyone. We're not the budget route. If you ever want to revisit, we're here."

Two lists. Find yourself.

Ava is worth it if

  • People call you to book work
  • Calls come in while you're mid-job
  • The same person answers the phone and does the work
  • Most calls are the same ten questions
  • One missed job costs you real money

She doesn't if

  • Nobody calls — it's all forms and DMs
  • Every call is a long back-and-forth
  • You have a front desk that isn't drowning
  • You need her to close deals, not book work
  • Your average job is under a few hundred dollars

Do the math on your own phone

What is your phone ringing out already costing you?

We assume one in three of those callers would have booked. The other two were tire-kickers or already gone.

Work walking past your phone

$13,856 /mo

Ava costs $0 for the first 30 days, then $797 a month. On these numbers she pays for herself on the first call she catches.

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Rough math on your own inputs. It's an estimate, not a promise.

What she costs, next to what you're doing now.

Her first 30 days on your line

$0 then $797/month

One-time $997 to build her — then her first month answering your phone is free. Card on file, not charged during the 30 days. Cancel inside them and you owe nothing further. Most companies like ours make you sign up for a year. We figure if we have to trap you to keep you, we're not good enough.

A full-time front desk Forty hours a week. Lunch, vacation, one call at a time. ~$3,500/mo
Voicemail Most callers hang up rather than leave one. The job goes to whoever picked up. Free, technically
Ava Every call, every hour. Books the job while they're still on the phone. Free for 30 days, then $797/mo

If your average job clears $800, she pays for herself on the first call she catches that you would have missed.

We're new. You can tell.

Ava is live and she works — call the number and hear it for yourself. What we don't have yet is a wall of client logos, and we're not going to fake one.

Here's what we'll do instead. Get on the phone, tell you exactly what she can and can't do for your shop, and let you test her before you pay us anything.

The things everyone asks before they call.

Does she sound robotic?

Call the demo line and judge it yourself — it's the only honest answer to this one. Most people figure it out in the first ten seconds, and she tells them straight if they ask.

Do I have to change my phone number?

No. Your number stays yours. She either answers everything, or only the calls you don't pick up — you choose, and you can flip it any time.

What if she botches a call?

You see every call — transcript, summary, what she booked. When one goes sideways, you send it to us and it gets fixed that week. That's the whole improvement loop.

Am I locked in?

No. $997 once to build her, then 30 days free on your line, then $797 a month — cancel whenever. We keep a card on file and don't touch it during the 30 days. Cancel inside them and you owe nothing further. No term, no early-termination anything.

What if she can't answer something?

She takes a message, flags it, and tells the caller a human will follow up. She won't guess at a price or make a promise you didn't authorize.

How fast can she be live?

About a week. One call to learn your business, a few days to build, then it's on you to test her until she sounds right.

First 30 days free

Start your free 30 days.

Leave your number and we'll set up a fifteen-minute walkthrough. $997 to build her, then a month on your line at no charge — cancel inside it and you owe nothing further.

Fifteen seconds tells you more than this page did.

She picks up on the first ring.

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