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Texts back when you miss a call.

AI agents
Agents that answer, follow up, and book the work.
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An AI agent is software that handles routine customer work for you. It answers calls, texts, and website chats, collects job details, follows up with leads, drafts quotes for your review, and books appointments. It follows rules you approve, logs every action, and hands urgent or sensitive conversations to a person.
An agent picks up after hours and on busy days, collects the basics, and flags anything urgent to you.
Leads who go quiet get a polite, timely nudge by text or email, written in your voice.
The agent drafts a quote from the job details for your review, then books a time that works.
Content, image, and writing tools set up for your business, with your brand rules built in.
Connected to the calendar, CRM, and accounting software you already use, instead of replacing them.
Clear rules on what the agent may do alone, a log of every action, and a pause switch.
Pricing
Fixed scope and price before work starts.
Answer calls, texts, and website chats, collect job details, follow up with leads, draft quotes for your review, and book appointments. You decide which of those it does on its own.
From $15,000 setup + $1,500 / mo. Setup covers mapping how work moves today, building the agent, and connecting it to your tools. The monthly retainer covers support after launch. Scope and price are fixed in writing first.
Yes. We connect to what you already use, like your calendar, CRM, phone system, or accounting software, instead of asking you to switch.
The agent follows rules you approve. Urgent or sensitive conversations go straight to a person, with a summary so nobody has to start over.
Tools that draft content, posts, product descriptions, or images for your business, set up with your brand voice, with a person reviewing before anything goes out.
Yes. It runs in accounts you own, it is documented, and you can take it in house at any time.
It works inside rules you approve, every action is logged, and there is a pause switch. Quotes are drafted for a person to review before they go out.
An answering service puts a person on the line to take messages. An agent can also look things up, book the job, and follow up later, and it hands anything urgent or sensitive to your team. Our comparison page covers when each one fits.