Industry 02
Answer every lead in seconds, book the job, and stop losing work to whoever replied first.
The Problem
In the trades, the job usually goes to whoever answers first. That is a brutal way to lose work, because the reason you did not answer is that you were up a ladder doing the last job well. Software can answer while your hands are full.
A normal day
Three enquiries come in between 9am and 3pm while you are on site. You see them at 6pm. Two have already booked someone else. The third wants a price, which means an evening at the kitchen table. Tomorrow the same thing happens, plus the customer from last week who wants to know when you are coming.
What We’d Build
A new lead gets a real reply immediately — day, night, weekend — asking the questions you would ask, so it is qualified before you ever pick up the phone.
Available slots offered, the appointment confirmed, reminders sent. No back-and-forth, no double bookings.
Standard jobs priced from your own rate card and sent while the customer is still thinking about it.
Quotes that went quiet get chased, finished jobs get a review request. The work everyone means to do and nobody does.
Your Existing Tools
Businesses in this industry usually run on some combination of these:
We build around what you already use rather than asking you to move. What’s possible depends on what each product allows, so we check before promising it — and say so plainly when something can’t be done cleanly.
Why Us For This
We've built and launched sites for Kansas City trades businesses — Pure Light Electric (electrical), AMC Custom Tile (tile), Anchor Exteriors (exteriors). You can click through to every one of them from our work page and see real running examples.
Free consultation. A reply within one business day.
How We’d Do It
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Common Questions
We do not build things that pretend to be a person. It answers straightforwardly, handles what it can, and hands to you when it should. In practice customers care far more about a fast, useful answer than about who typed it.
You set the rules — service area, job types, hours, how much lead time you need. Anything outside them gets passed to you rather than confirmed. Most businesses start narrow and widen it once they have watched it work.
Small operations often get the most out of it, because there is nobody sitting in an office to answer the phone. The system is the office.
No. We build around your existing process and tools. If you quote a certain way and schedule a certain way, that is what gets automated.
Next Step
A free consultation — we'll look at where your team's time actually goes and show you exactly what we'd automate first. No pressure, no jargon.
Free consultation · a reply within one business day · no pressure, no jargon