The call you couldn't answer —texted back before they dial the next business.
Every missed call gets an instant text so you never lose them to voicemail, and every enquiry gets chased on day 1, 3 and 7 — automatically. You stay on the tools; the system stops the leads leaking.
One workflow, running in the background.
Here's a real automation we build — an AI agent that qualifies every enquiry, texts back missed calls, follows up, asks for the review and books the job. Drag the nodes; watch it flow.
Your team is doing a robot's job.
Following up enquiries, texting back missed calls, chasing reviews, re-typing the same replies — it's hours a week of work that a system should be doing, not a person.
Follow-up falls through the cracks
When you're busy on the tools or with a patient, leads go cold. Nobody chases them on day 1, 3 and 7 — so they quietly disappear.
Missed calls = missed money
A call you can't answer is just a lost job, unless something instantly catches it and replies.
Admin eats the day
The repetitive back-and-forth swallows hours every week — hours you could spend earning, not typing.
Every hour your team spends on copy-paste admin is an hour not spent earning — and every lead that doesn't get chased in time is revenue that walks out the door to a competitor who replied faster.
is the follow-up window — leads contacted within five minutes convert far better than ones chased an hour later. You'll never hit that by hand, every time.
Hours back, and nothing slipping through.
SMS Text-Back, standalone
Every missed call answered by an instant text-back on your real business number. Three levels — from a simple branded text (this, $299 + $29/mo) up to full AI conversations that answer and book; see the ladder on Pricing.
Buying more than one? Website + SMS Text-Back (Simple) is $998 setup (plus each system's monthly), and Inquiry-to-Quote adds $349. Start with the one leak that's costing you most — nothing's locked in.
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