Your website, a receptionist on your phone, an AI that calls every web lead in seconds, and the Google ads that make the phone ring. One company responsible for all of it, and one page a month that shows what booked.
Each of these is sold on its own. Together they are one product with one person behind it, and two things you cannot buy separately.
City pages across your service area, Google Business Profile set up right, reviews, and monthly edits. The ads land here, so we have to run it.
Picks up when you can't, 24 hours a day. Books the job, texts you the details, flags emergencies. Double the minutes of the stand-alone plan.
Someone sends your website form and your receptionist calls them within seconds, books them, texts you. Missed-call text-back included.
The spot at the top of Google where you only pay when the phone rings. We build it, get you through Google's verification, run it, and dispute the junk. Spend goes to Google on your card.
One page a month. Calls answered, leads called back, jobs booked, ad calls, what a booked job cost you, and the calls you would have missed. Not a dashboard. A page.
Thirty minutes every quarter on what the report says and what to change. Plus same-day changes to anything above, any time.
Before the two things you cannot buy separately, and before the guarantee.
Each number is one part of the loop, from the people who measure it.
of callers go to a competitor when nobody answers. The receptionist is the part that answers.
better odds of qualifying a web lead at five minutes than at thirty. Speed to Lead calls in seconds.
what a paying customer costs through pay-per-call ads, on an average ticket of $1,826. The ads are the part that makes it ring.
Sources: CallRail, survey of 1,000 US consumers, September 2025 · Lead Response Management Study, 15,000+ leads and 100,000 call attempts over three years · SearchLight Digital, 888 home-services contractors, $6.72M in Local Services Ads spend, February 2026
You're on a job. The receptionist picks up on the first ring, as your business, finds out what they need, offers two times, books it, and texts you. Emergencies text you the moment they end.
Within seconds the receptionist calls them back. "You just sent us a message on our website, so I'm calling right back." Confirms the job, books it, texts you. No answer? They get a text and you get the lead.
You're in the paid spot at the top, with a button to call. You pay Google only when somebody does, and the receptionist is what picks up. That is the loop: the ads ring the phone, the phone gets answered, the report shows what booked.
Every call to your business and every lead from your website is answered or called back inside 60 seconds during your business hours. If one is not, that month's $997 is refunded. We log every call and every lead, so you do not have to take our word for it: ask and we send the log.
What we do not guarantee: how many people search for you, what Google charges per call, or that every lead books. Those are the market and your prices. Answering is ours.
Bought separately, the four pieces are $1,197 a month and $3,045 to set up. Together they are $997 and $2,497, with 200 minutes, the report, the review and the guarantee on top. For an electrician, an excavator, a pressure washer, one booked job that would have gone to voicemail covers the month.
$2,497 setup · $997 a month · Answered in 60 seconds or the month is free
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