AI that answers customers while you're busy
A chat assistant on your website and an AI receptionist on your phone answer the questions, take the details and book the appointment, day or night. Booking reminders and review requests run on their own.
CustomerCan I get a fade tomorrow after 5?
AssistantYes. Tomorrow there's 5:30 with Sam or 6:15 with any free barber. Which works for you?
Customer5:30 with Sam.
AssistantYou're booked: tomorrow, 5:30, fade with Sam. What name and phone number should we put it under?
New booking sent to the shop's phone
What we set up
Each one answers a customer you'd otherwise lose: the missed call, the 10 p.m. question, the no-show, the happy customer who never left a review.
AI chat assistant on your site
Answers the questions customers actually ask — prices, hours, where you are, how soon they can come in — from information you approve. It collects the details and contact info, then books the appointment or sends the lead to your phone. When it doesn't know, it says so and hands off to you.
AI receptionist for missed calls
Picks up when you're with a customer, after hours or on the weekend. It takes the caller's name and what they need, books the visit if you let it, and sends you a summary right away. You keep your number, and you choose which calls it gets.
Online booking with reminders
Customers pick a slot from your real calendar — on your site, from your Google profile or from a link you send them. They get a confirmation and a reminder before the visit: fewer no-shows, less phone tag.
Automatic review requests
After every visit or finished job, the customer gets a short, polite request with a one-tap link to your Google review form. Every customer gets asked, because Google doesn't allow filtering out the unhappy ones — and recent reviews are one of the first things people check.
Job photos posted for you
Send a few photos of your work; they go out to your Google Business Profile, Facebook and Instagram with a short caption. Your profiles look active without you opening three apps.
Works with the site you already have
The chat assistant, online booking and review requests work with most websites, including WordPress, Wix and Squarespace. If yours can't take them, we'll tell you before you spend a dollar.
Starting from scratch? Pair them with a new site from $300, live in days.
A 20-minute call
Tell us what eats your time: missed calls, after-hours questions, no-shows, chasing reviews. We pick the one or two fixes that pay off first.
A flat quote in writing
What we'll set up, what it connects to and what it costs, including any monthly running cost like phone minutes or AI usage. No hourly meter.
Tested by you first
We connect it to your site, your calendar and your phone. You chat with it, call it and book a test slot yourself before it goes live.
Live, with you in charge
Every lead and call summary lands on your phone, and you can read every conversation the assistant has.
Straight answers
Will the AI make things up?
It's set up to answer from the information you give it — your services, areas, hours and any prices you choose to share — and to hand the customer to you when a question goes beyond that, instead of guessing. You can read every conversation.
Does it work with my current website?
Usually, yes. The chat assistant, booking and review requests drop into most sites, including WordPress, Wix and Squarespace. If yours can't take them, we'll say so up front — or build you a new site that can.
Do I have to change my phone number?
No. Calls you don't pick up are forwarded to the AI receptionist, and your number stays the same. You choose when it answers: only missed calls, after hours, or both.
What does it cost?
Each setup gets one flat price, in writing, before any work starts — no hourly billing. If a tool costs money to run each month, like phone minutes or AI usage, the quote shows that too, so nothing turns up later.
Can I start with just one thing?
Yes, and we suggest it. Start with whatever costs you the most jobs right now — usually missed calls or after-hours questions — and add the rest later.
Tell us where you're losing customers
Missed calls, after-hours questions, no-shows, no reviews — tell us which one costs you the most and get a flat quote in writing.
Tell us what to automate