/ Automation

Stop losing leads to slow replies.

Someone fills your form. They get a text or email right away, then a booking link. You get an alert.

/ The problem

Slow replies lose the job.

They wait

A new lead writes in and then waits. The form sits there while you are on another job.

They move on

By the time you reply, they have already called someone else.

First reply wins

The job goes to whoever answered first.

/ How it works

Four steps, in order.

01

Lead comes in

A person fills your form, or they call the business.

02

Instant reply

They get a text or email right away.

03

Booking link

The reply includes a link so they can book a time.

04

You get an alert

You see the lead as soon as they write in.

/ What you get

The reply, the booking link, and the alert.

That is the whole offer. We do not claim results.

Instant text or email

The first reply goes out as soon as the form is sent.

A booking link

They can pick a time without waiting on a back-and-forth.

An alert to you

The business gets told the moment a new lead arrives.

Only people who wrote first

Messages go only to people who contacted the business first.

/ Who it is for

Service businesses with inbound leads.

Service businesses

They get leads by form or phone, and they need a reply right away.

Form or phone

This is for businesses that get leads by a form or a phone call.

US business hours

Calls are during US business hours.

/ Questions

Short answers.

What happens when a lead fills the form?

They get a text or email right away, then a booking link. You get an alert.

Who gets a message?

Only people who contacted the business first.

Who is this for?

Service businesses that get leads by form or phone.

When can we talk?

Calls are during US business hours.

Who owns the code and the accounts?

You do. A written agreement comes before work starts.

Book 15 minutes.

Tell us how leads come in. We will say if this reply flow fits the business.