What he does
His job description, line by line.
Train him and add one line of code to your site. From then on, this is the work he covers.
Learns your business
Your website, PDFs, pasted text, and Q&A pairs for the answers he has to get exactly right. Set your site to recrawl and his answers stay current.
Answers around the clock
The questions your team fields all day, answered in seconds at any hour and in any language. Customers can talk instead of type, and every answer shows where it came from.
Captures the lead
He takes their name, number, and what they need, and sends it to your team. You call back a real lead instead of a voicemail.
Books the job and takes the deposit
He offers real open times from your calendar, books the one they pick, and takes a deposit through Stripe so they show up. Cancellations and reschedules go through him too.
Shows up when customers ask AI
Verify your website and connect Stripe to get listed. When someone asks ChatGPT, Claude, or Muse who to call, it can find you, book the job, and take the deposit. You can unlist any time.
Gets you found
Each week he checks how you show up on Google, Maps, AI Overviews, ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, and Perplexity, then fixes what he finds. He publishes pages for the services and towns people search for, keeps your Google profile right, replies to reviews, and asks customers for new ones after a booking.
Follows up and asks for reviews
When someone leaves their details but doesn't book, he sends one follow-up email, with their consent, the next day or when you choose. After a booked job he asks the customer for a Google review, with up to two reminders. You turn each one on in a click.
Tells you what he booked
Home shows what the jobs he booked this month are worth, from your service prices or your average job value. Every Monday a short email sums up the week: conversations, how many he handled without you, jobs booked, and deposits taken.
Hands off to a person
Your team can watch conversations live and jump in, and the customer keeps typing in the same window. Tell him which topics always go to a person, like billing.
Tells you what he missed
Every question he missed shows up with a drafted answer. Approve it and he gets it right from then on. A weekly report sums up what came in.
