Missed-Call Text-Back
Missed call → instant text back in under 10 seconds → lead logged → you get an alert with their number.
A website brings people to your door. Automations handle them once they knock. AI agents take the jobs that always needed a person — reading, drafting, deciding. Templates cover the problems every trade has. And when the thing your business needs doesn't exist off the shelf, we build that too. Everything below comes either as a managed monthly plan or as a one-time build you own outright.
Fast, hand-built sites — no page-builder bloat, no monthly platform you're renting. They load quickly, they're set up properly for local search, and they're yours the day they launch.
A complete build from scratch, designed around your services, your town and the way your customers actually decide.
The site works, it just looks a decade old and loads like it too. Keep the bones, fix everything else.
The thing that separates a brochure from a salesperson. Customers get their own answers at 9 PM on a Sunday.
Not a monthly SEO retainer. The one-time groundwork most small sites never had done properly.
Written for your trade and your town, ready to publish. Not spun, not generic, and not about "leveraging synergies."
An advisor on your site that answers real questions against your real services — and hands off to a human when it should.
Every one of these connects to software you already run. Nothing to log into, nothing new for your crew to learn, and priced as a one-time build.
Missed calls, website forms and inbox inquiries all get answered in seconds and land in one place — with follow-ups that stop the moment a human takes over.
Bookings against your real calendar, confirmations by text, and day-before reminders that cut no-shows without anybody making a call.
Unpaid invoices chase themselves out of your books — politely, on a schedule, with different wording each time and a stop the second they pay.
Asked at the exact moment customers are happiest — with unhappy replies routed to you privately before they ever reach Google.
Monday morning: jobs booked, cash collected, invoices outstanding, reviews earned. One email, plain English, no dashboard to log into.
Intake forms standardised, routine paperwork generated, files named and filed, customer records kept consistent across systems.
It replaces the noticing with triggers, and the acting with rules. A missed call triggers a text back within seconds. A job marked complete triggers a review request. An invoice hitting 30 days triggers a polite reminder.
Nothing new to log into. Nothing for your crew to remember. The software you already pay for starts talking to itself.
Pick a workflow below and watch it fire end to end — the same sequence that runs on a real business, every single time, with nobody at the keyboard.
An automation that texts the wrong thing at the wrong time is worse than no automation. Before anything goes live, every workflow has written answers to five questions.
Exactly which events trigger it — and which never should. No texting the same person twice, no firing on test records.
Every message says who it's from, in your business's voice. We never pretend a robot is a person.
A reply, a booking, an opt-out or a human stepping in ends the sequence immediately. Nobody gets nagged.
A named person receives every conversation, with the customer's full context attached.
When something can't send, somebody gets alerted. Failures are visible, never silent.
Business texting has rules — consent, opt-out language, carrier registration. We handle the registration and build the opt-outs in.
An automation does the same thing every time — missed call, send text, log lead. An agent handles the cases where the answer depends on what was actually said, written or photographed: reading the request, pulling a total off a photographed invoice, drafting the reply, deciding what to escalate.
Answers the calls and texts you can't, at 9 PM on a Sunday and in the middle of an August heatwave.
The difference between a brochure and a salesperson. Answers against your real services and pricing, not a FAQ page.
Reads what came in overnight, sorts it, and puts the three things that actually need you at the top.
Turns "how much to run gas to a new range?" into a draft quote built from your actual price sheet.
Photograph a supplier invoice on the tailgate. It reads the line items and files them where your bookkeeper needs them.
Works out which of this morning's enquiries are worth calling first, and why.
Turns a recorded call into notes, next steps and a follow-up task, without anybody typing it up afterwards.
Your crew asks it instead of asking you. Warranty terms, install specs, which part fits what, what the policy is.
Drafts a calm, specific reply to every review — and gets an angry one in front of you before you read it on Google.
Anyone can point a chatbot at a website in an afternoon. Making one that never invents a price, never promises a date you can't hit, and knows when to stop talking and fetch a human — that's the actual work, and it's most of what you're paying for.
It answers from documents and prices you approved, not from whatever it read on the internet about your trade.
An agent that says "I'm not sure, let me get someone" beats one that confidently invents a warranty term.
We define in advance exactly what it escalates — pricing edges, complaints, anything legal or safety related.
Before launch we throw the rude, confused and out-of-scope questions at it, because your customers will.
Nearly every shop has one job that no off-the-shelf product handles properly — so it ends up living in a spreadsheet, a clipboard, and somebody's head. These are small, private, purpose-built programs that do that one job the way you already do it. Scoped in the audit and priced after, because no two are alike.
One private screen instead of five logins. What's outstanding, what's booked, who hasn't been called back — all in one place.
What's on the lot, what's on order, and what's been sitting ninety days quietly costing you money.
Your real price sheet turned into a tool, so every quote comes out consistent whether you wrote it or somebody else did.
Who's where, what's next, and what's actually finished — without the group text that nobody reads.
Customers check their own job status, history and paperwork instead of calling to ask — which is most of the calls.
Service history, inspections, certifications and warranties kept somewhere searchable instead of a filing cabinet.
Showing 25 templates. Every one is a one-time build, set up for you and yours to keep. See pricing →
Agents and automations we've built often enough to know cold. Because the pattern already exists they cost less than a custom build and go live faster — but they're still configured for your business, with your wording, connected to your tools. Nothing here is a download you're left to figure out.
Missed call → instant text back in under 10 seconds → lead logged → you get an alert with their number.
Form submitted → instant confirmation to them → routed to the right person → logged in one place → alert if nobody replies in an hour.
Quote sent → follow-up at day 2, day 5 and day 12 → stops the moment they reply → flags the ones that never do.
Booking made → confirmation text → reminder 24 hours before → reminder the morning of → reschedule link built in.
Customer picks a slot against your real calendar → job created → crew notified → customer confirmed. No double-bookings.
Appointment missed → same-day text offering to rebook → link to your calendar → flagged if they ghost twice.
Invoice hits 7, 21 and 35 days unpaid → polite reminder each time, worded differently → stops on payment → weekly summary of what's still out.
Job accepted → deposit request texted with a payment link → receipt logged → crew notified it's cleared to schedule.
Job marked complete → thank-you text a few hours later → direct link to your Google review page → unhappy replies routed to you first, not to Google.
Customer leaves a 5-star review → follow-up a week later with a referral offer → referrals tracked so you know who to thank.
Every Monday at 7am → jobs booked, jobs completed, cash collected, invoices outstanding, review count → one plain-English email.
Inventory count drops below your threshold → alert to whoever orders → reorder list built automatically → nothing runs out mid-job.
Job marked done → invoice sent → review requested → photos filed → customer added to the follow-up list for next season.
Missed-call text-back + online booking with reminders + review requests. The three that pay for themselves fastest, built as one system.
Everything in the Front Desk Bundle plus invoice chasing, deposit links, low-stock alerts and the weekly digest. Front office and back office together.
Call or text comes in → agent answers in your voice → qualifies the job → books it on your real calendar → hands off to you when it should.
Visitor asks a real question → agent answers from your approved services and pricing → captures the lead mid-conversation → books or escalates.
Overnight email read and sorted → real leads separated from noise → anything urgent or unhappy flagged → replies drafted for you to approve.
Enquiry arrives → agent reads it and scores the fit → fills in what's missing → routes the good ones to you now, holding reply to the rest.
Request comes in → agent asks what's missing → prices it off your real rate sheet → produces a draft quote you approve before it sends.
Photograph a supplier invoice → agent pulls vendor, date, totals and line items → pushes it into your books → flags anything it isn't sure about.
Call recorded → agent summarises what was agreed → pulls out dates, prices and promises → creates the follow-up against the right customer.
Crew asks a question from the field → agent answers from your manuals and specs → cites the document → says "not in the docs" rather than guessing.
New review posted → agent drafts a calm, specific reply in your voice → anything negative escalated to you before you read it on Google.
Phone and text receptionist + website answering agent + inbox triage, built as one system that shares the same answers and the same escalation rules.
No templates in that category yet — tell us what you need and we'll build it custom.
Combine any website plan with any automation plan and take 15% off the total. It's genuinely cheaper for us to design them as one system rather than bolt automations onto a site six months later — so the saving is real, not a discount dressed up as one.
Founding clients take another 25% off that. See pricing →
Thirty minutes finding where the hours and the leads actually go. Written plan, yours to keep.
One number, one delivery date, in writing. Nothing starts until you've agreed to both.
Built, tested against every scenario, and demoed on your real tools before launch.
Live, plus every file and credential in your name. 30 days of fixes included.
Four questions, one business day, a written plan and a fixed price. We'll tell you plainly if the cheaper option is enough.