You are on a job, under a truck, or with a customer. The phone rings and you cannot get to it. A quote you sent last week never got a reply. A happy customer would have left you a five-star review if anyone had asked. That is money walking out the door, and it is the kind of thing software handles better than a busy owner ever will.
I set these up for you, connect them to the phone number, calendar, and forms you already use, and keep them running. There is nothing for you to learn and no app to check.
Start with one. Most owners pick the missed-call text back first, because the payback is immediate and obvious.
When you cannot answer, the caller gets a text within seconds: Sorry we missed you, what do you need? Reply here and we will get right back to you. They reply by text instead of calling your competitor, and you answer when you are off the ladder.
Best for: trades, shops, anyone who works with their hands.
When you mark a job done, the customer gets a friendly text or email with a direct link to your Google review page. No clipboard, no remembering to ask. This one compounds, because reviews are the single thing that makes a local business look established to a stranger.
Best for: every local business, without exception.
A quote goes out and the sequence starts: a check-in a few days later, another the following week, then a polite last one. It stops the moment they respond. You stop losing work to silence, and you never have to feel like you are nagging.
Best for: contractors, remodelers, installers, anyone quoting jobs.
Someone fills out your contact form and your phone buzzes with their name, number, and what they want, right then, not whenever you next check email. How fast you respond is the single biggest factor in who wins a lead.
Best for: any business with a contact form or quote request.
Automatic reminders before the appointment, by text or email, with an easy way to confirm or reschedule. Fewer empty slots, fewer wasted trips, and far fewer I completely forgot phone calls.
Best for: salons, clinics, detailers, service calls, anything booked ahead.
These five are the common ones, but they are not the limit. If you or someone on your team repeats the same task every week, copying between systems, sending the same message, chasing the same paperwork, it can usually be automated.
Best for: whatever is currently eating your evenings.
Short, practical, and quoted per job, not a subscription you have to think about.
Fifteen minutes. You tell me what keeps slipping through the cracks, and I tell you straight whether automation actually helps and roughly what it takes.
I set it up against the phone number, calendar, and forms you already use. Setup is quoted up front for your specific job, so you know the number before I start. Most single automations are a few hours of work.
You get a walkthrough and the wording in your own voice. If something breaks or a password changes, you call me. You are not left holding a tool you did not build.
No. The missed-call text back works alongside the number your customers already have. Nothing on your truck, your sign, or your business cards changes.
No, and that is the point. It runs in the background against the tools you already use. If you want to see what it is doing, I will show you, but you never have to.
Todo el servicio está disponible en español: la conversación, los mensajes automáticos y el contrato. Vea la página en español.
You do not have to do all five. Pick the leak that bothers you most and we will fix that one first.
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