The leads were never the problem.

Because nothing is built from scratch. The receptionist, the follow-up engine, and the CRM wiring already exist as a tested system — your deployment is configuration: your greeting, your calendar, your qualification rules, your number routing. That's a day's work, not a project.

You'll hear it before your callers ever do. Modern voice AI holds a natural conversation, and we tune it on your services, your pricing, your vocabulary. Callers who need a human get routed to one — the AI's job is to stop the leak, not impersonate you.

No. Your number stays yours. We add routing behind it so calls you don't pick up get answered instead of hitting voicemail — and if you ever leave, the number leaves with you.

The 30-minute audit call, access to your calendar, and about ten minutes of questions about how you quote and book work. We handle the rest, including the carrier registration paperwork for business texting.

Qualification rules are tuned to your definition of a good lead — and on the Performance tier we only get paid on booked, qualified leads, with "qualified" written into the agreement before we start. Bad bookings cost us, not just you.

Ninety days to prove itself, month-to-month after that. One-time $1,500 setup on every tier. No surprise line items.

Every product on this page runs on our own business first — fourteen automations in production as of July 2026. The watchdog that sweeps our pipeline every morning, the Monday report we read over coffee, the booking engine behind this site's audit calendar: same stack, same endpoints we deploy for clients. We found out what breaks by breaking it on ourselves first.

No — we're built in Florida, but deployment is remote and works anywhere in the US, and worldwide where the phone system allows it. Phone-first service businesses are the fit, wherever the phone rings.

Business texting in the US requires carrier registration (A2P 10DLC). We file it during onboarding; calls, email, and booking go live on day one, and SMS switches on the moment carriers approve — typically days, not weeks.

Calls are recorded with a standard disclosure at the start of the call, configurable to your state's rules. Florida is an all-party-consent state (Fla. Stat. §934.03) and every deployment defaults to a compliant disclosure — it's built in, not an afterthought.

It says so and routes to a human — your cell, your on-call tech, or a message with an instant text-back. It's scripted never to guess prices or make commitments you haven't approved. The goal is zero missed leads, not zero humans.

Ours is flat and there's a way in at every size: $149/mo for a single automation, $1,500/mo Starter, $2,500/mo Core, or $3,900/mo Growth for the full arsenal — with performance billing ($500/mo + $250 per booked lead) available from Core up. Shop around and read the fine print: per-minute plans look cheap until you add platform fees, telephony, CRM seats, and tuning time. We quote flat so the invoice never surprises you.

Those apps are great at exactly one thing: picking up the phone. They don't follow up on the lead that doesn't book right away, they don't log anything to a CRM you own, and most don't touch your reviews, your website, or your social presence. If a single automation really is all you need, start there — plans like that begin at $149/mo here too. Most of our clients end up paying for the system behind the phone call: follow-up, booking, reactivation, reporting, and reputation. Compare the whole job, not just the ringtone.

A traditional answering service pays humans to take a message you still have to act on. An AI receptionist answers instantly at any hour, qualifies the caller, books directly on your real calendar, and logs everything to a CRM you own — no hold queue, no per-minute meter, no message slip waiting until morning.

Yes. The booking engine reads your real calendar and only offers genuinely open slots, and every call, text, and contact lands in a CRM you own. We deploy on GoHighLevel by default and can wire other calendars and CRMs where they expose an API.

Yes — we're based in Fort Myers and serve all of Southwest Florida: Cape Coral, Naples, Bonita Springs, Estero, Lehigh Acres, and Punta Gorda, with in-person audits available locally. Deployment itself is remote, so the system works anywhere in the US.

Yes. Beyond the phone and follow-up system, we build and redesign websites — with CRM-wired forms baked in from day one — and run AI-generated social content for Instagram, Facebook, and LinkedIn on the same automation stack, with a human approving every post before it publishes. Both can be added to any tier.