Pricing

Different pieces land at different speeds. Missed-call texts catch leads week one. Reviews start moving in month one. Search takes sixty to ninety days. Anyone promising you page one in a week is selling you something.

Yes — and it actually has memory, which most AI tools don't. Most start every conversation from zero; ours doesn't. Every customer, job, quote and conversation lives in one record, every bot reads it, and every lead gets chased to a yes or no. It's included, not an add-on.

You lose access to the system. No data hostage situation, no thirty-day runaround, no retention call. One conversation and it's done.

No. Same price every month. You stay because it's working, not because you prepaid.

Yes — the question is how fast and how high. Every site gets keyword research, proper tags and headers, SSL, schema, and page-speed work. Where you land depends on your competition and how long you've been online. But you can't play unless you're in the game — nobody finds you if you're not on the board at all.

Keep it — it's the best lead source you'll ever have. Reviews are just word of mouth with a bigger megaphone: people don't trust the seller, they trust someone who already tried it. A site and a review system make sure that proof is sitting there the moment someone goes looking.

You don't need to — it pays for itself. Every missed call gets a text back within seconds instead of quietly going to the next guy in the phone book. Stop losing jobs to a call you didn't answer and this covers itself before you count anything else.

That's where we can build it, support it properly, and still be here in five years — lower and the service slips, higher and it stops being an easy yes. Split across a week, it's exactly $69.00 ($299 × 12 ÷ 52, no rounding). Pick whichever fits your cash flow — $69 a week, $138 every two weeks, or $299 a month — same total either way.

We genuinely want to see you successful. We're built for two kinds of people: tradespeople just getting started, and the ones who've run everything on paper and a pen for years and finally know it's time to shit or get off the pot.