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AI receptionist for landscapers
We answer it for you, ask the things you'd ask, and book the appointment onto your calendar while you finish the job you're already on.
You don't pay a cent until it gets you two leads.
Spring rush means forty calls in the two weeks everyone decides to fix their yard, and every one you miss is a season-long contract that went to someone else.
Every caller who hangs up on your voicemail is dialing another landscaper before you've climbed down. The receptionist picks up on the second ring so they never get that far.
Every answer comes from what you tell us during setup. If you don't quote a season of weekly maintenance over the phone, it doesn't quote it — it books the visit instead.
If it books one a season of weekly maintenance you'd otherwise have missed, it has paid for itself many times over.
Over 300 minutes it's 30¢ a minute, and you get a text before that happens. No setup fee, no contract. Cancel any time from your account page; you keep the month you've paid for, and months aren't refunded.
Live on your phone tomorrow. No card to start. Billing begins the morning after your second real lead - and you'll have the recordings of both.
Hear it before you payTwo minutes. Nothing to pay until it has earned it.
Our promise
A lead is a real customer it put on your calendar from a call you would have missed. You'll see every one, with the recording. Until there are two, you owe nothing. After that it's $200 a month, month to month, cancel any time from your account page.
Try itYes. We set it up around your trade before it takes a single call. It knows what landscapers get asked, and it knows the questions worth asking back: is this ongoing maintenance or a one-time project; roughly how big is the yard - quarter acre, half, more; are you the homeowner, or managing the property.
You decide what counts as an emergency. It takes the details, flags the call urgent, and texts you immediately so you can call them back in seconds - and it still offers the caller the next slot.
It answers from what you told us during setup — your real policy, in your words, not a guess.
It answers from what you told us during setup — your real policy, in your words, not a guess.
It answers from what you told us during setup — your real policy, in your words, not a guess.
300 minutes of answered calls — about 150 calls, more than enough for a regular contractor — plus booking into your calendar, spam screening, a text summary after every call, and the recording. There is one price and one plan. No setup fee, no contract.
Minutes past 300 are 30¢ each, and you get a text when you're getting close, so nothing is a surprise. Most one-truck contractors don't come near the limit.
No. You keep the number that's on your truck and your business cards. You forward it to us with one code on your phone — either every call, or only the ones you don't pick up. Turning it off is the same code. If you'd rather have a separate line, we can give you a local number instead.
Something better. You don't pay a cent until it gets you two leads. A lead is a real customer the receptionist put on your calendar from a call you would otherwise have missed. You'll see every one, with the recording. Until there are two, you owe nothing - no card, no invoice. The morning after the second one, we text you a link, and from then it's $200 a month, month to month, cancel any time from your account page.
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