Service
Speed to lead
The first text goes out in under a minute. Then it keeps going until they answer.
Who it's for
You'll want this if
Teams paying for leads from Zillow, Realtor.com, Google, or Facebook, and anyone sitting on a database of old leads that nobody has called back.
What it handles
- Instant response to every new lead, 24/7
- Qualification questions asked in your tone
- Booking straight into your calendar
- Multi-week follow-up that stops when they reply
- Reactivating a database of cold leads
- Review requests after a closed job
What happens
Once it's live, in order.
- 01
Lead arrives, text goes out
New lead from any source triggers an instant SMS in your name, and an AI call if you want one. Before the competitor has opened the email.
- 02
It qualifies and books
A short back-and-forth to learn what they need, then a calendar slot. A hot lead gets handed to a human with a summary, mid-conversation if they ask for a person.
- 03
No reply? It keeps going
A sequence across text, email, and voice over the following days and weeks. It stops the moment they reply, and it never sends the same message twice.
- 04
Old leads get a second life
Point it at your database. It reaches out with something useful, a market update or a seasonal offer, and surfaces the ones who respond.
In your industry
What it looks like on a real day.
The same build, tuned to the calls each trade actually gets.
- Real estate
A Zillow inquiry lands at 6:40pm. Forty seconds later the buyer has a text with your name on it asking when they'd like to see the home. By the time you see the notification, the showing is booked.
- Property management
A rental applicant fills out a form. They get an instant text confirming receipt, the next steps, and a link to schedule a viewing. No more applicants who apply with three other buildings while waiting to hear back.
- HVAC and home services
A Google Ads lead requests a quote. The system confirms the address, asks what the issue is, and books the estimate. Three days after the job, it asks for a review.
- Physical therapy
A referral comes in from a physician's office. The patient gets a text the same hour to schedule an evaluation, with a reminder sequence if they don't book.
Ready when you are.
You've heard it work. Forty-five minutes on the phone and you'll hear it work for your business, before you decide anything.