They message you, get nothing back, and by the time you've seen it they've booked someone else. An AI assistant on your website answers them instantly — in your words, about your business — and hands you the enquiry with their name and number already on it.
£300 to set up, then £15/mo · no minimum term · drops onto the website you already have.
That's the whole argument, and it isn't a clever one — it's just arithmetic.
A callout, a service, a small repair. For most trades that's a conservative figure.
Less than a phone contract. Less than a tank of diesel.
On a single job you'd otherwise have lost to whoever answered first.
This is the bit that worries people, and rightly — nobody wants a robot inventing prices on their behalf. So it doesn't work like that.
There's a real assistant on this page — the same one your customers would get, just trained on this business instead of yours. Click a question and it'll answer. Ask it something awkward. Ask it something it can't know, and watch it say so rather than make something up.
That last one is there on purpose. It has nothing to do with this business, so it won't answer it — it'll tell you it can't help and offer to put you through to a human. That's the whole point. An assistant that invents an answer costs you more than one that admits it doesn't know.
No minimum term. Stop whenever you like.
The setup fee is the same whether you take a website or not — we don't charge you more for buying more. The build can be split into three interest-free payments.
No — and this is the thing that separates a useful assistant from a liability. It only answers from the information you give it. If a customer asks something it hasn't been told, it says so and takes their details for you, rather than inventing a price or a promise you then have to honour.
No. It drops straight onto whatever you've already got — WordPress, Wix, Squarespace, anything. Two lines of code. If your website's fine, keep it and just make it work harder.
It hands them straight over. It takes their name, number and what they were asking about, and emails it to you so you can pick up the phone. The assistant isn't there to keep customers away from you — it's there to make sure you hear about them at all.
About twenty minutes. You tell us your services, prices, hours and the five questions customers ask you most. We do the rest, and you see it working before you pay.
Because it's doing something every day — answering people at eleven at night while you're asleep. That's a service, not a thing you buy once and put on a shelf. £15 a month keeps it running, trained and hosted, and there's no minimum term.
Tell us your business name and we'll train one on it — free, working, nothing to sign. Then you can decide.
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