58 → 208
After-hours bookings / month
Aire Serv of Sevierville, TN swapped its live answering service for an AI agent — after-hours bookings more than tripled and booking rate hit 90%.
Source: Avoca customer story
For home service companies doing $1M–$10M
The job goes to whoever answers first.
From now on, that's you.
I build and run a custom AI agent for your business that texts and calls every new lead in under 60 seconds — nights, weekends, mid-job, storm week — qualifies them the way your best office person would, and puts booked jobs on your calendar. Month-to-month. Under 60 seconds, in writing.
The promise: Under 60 seconds on every lead, or that month is free. First booked job inside 21 days, or the first month's on me.
The math your competitors are already doing
Benchmarks are illustrative — on our call we measure your real response time, live.
<60s
Response time, every lead, all year
~5 min
Until a hot lead starts calling someone else
4 in 10
Of inquiries land outside office hours
1
Recovered job usually pays for months of it
Where the money goes
Six leaks. One agent plugs all of them.
You already paid for these leads — Google, Facebook, Angi, the truck wrap. The leak isn't lead gen. It's what happens in the first hour after someone raises their hand.
The 7pm form fill
Nobody sees it until tomorrow. The agent answers it in the first minute, asks the right questions, and has an appointment booked before your competitor wakes up.
The missed call
You are on a roof or under a sink; the call hits voicemail and the caller hits the next Google result. The agent texts back instantly and keeps the conversation alive.
The slow quote follow-up
Estimates go out and nobody chases them. The agent runs the follow-up cadence for as long as it takes, and flags you the moment a buyer warms up.
The dead CRM pile
Hundreds of old leads you already paid for, sitting untouched. A fixed list is the cleanest money in this business — see the Dead-Lead Revival offer below.
The five-inbox mess
Web forms, LSA, Facebook, missed calls, email — five sources, no owner. Every one of them routes into the same agent, so nothing falls between chairs.
The 9pm-Saturday problem
Hiring a human for nights and weekends costs more than the leads are worth — until you stop paying salaries for coverage and let software hold the night shift.
Proof (borrowed honestly)
The category works. Here's everyone else's data.
I'm early and I won't rent a logo wall — so here are named results and published studies from the industry, sources linked.
70% → 90%
Call booking rate
Brody Pennell — LA's largest HVAC company — consolidated onto an AI call platform: booking rate up 20 points, Meta lead conversion from ~15% to 25%.
Source: Avoca customer story
42 hours
Average lead response time
Harvard Business Review audited 2,241 companies: average time to respond to a web lead was 42 hours — and 23% never responded at all. That's the competition.
Source: Harvard Business Review, 2011
21×
More likely to qualify the lead
The MIT/InsideSales lead-response study: contact a lead within 5 minutes instead of 30 and you are roughly 21× more likely to qualify them.
4 in 10
Inquiries land outside office hours
A large share of home-service inquiries arrive nights and weekends — exactly when voicemail answers and the fastest competitor wins the job.
Source: Industry benchmarks — verified live on your leak check
Live in about a week. You give it 30 minutes.
Free leak check (15 min)
We get on a call, I time your current lead response live, and we put a dollar figure on what slow follow-up costs you. If the number is small, I will tell you to keep your money.
Build & train (days 1–4)
The agent learns your services, pricing, service area, and the way your team actually talks — then gets wired into your CRM and every lead source you have.
Go live (~1 week)
Tested on real leads before launch, then a 14-day tuning window. You watch every conversation in your client portal and can take over any thread with one tap.
I stay on it (monthly)
Monitoring, tuning, surge prep for the busy season, and a monthly report in dollars — leads answered, jobs booked, revenue recovered. Month-to-month; leave whenever it stops paying.
Pricing
Two ways in. The risk stays on me.
No annual contracts. The flagship agent, plus the easiest yes in the building for anyone with an old CRM.
flagship
Speed-to-Lead Agent
The flagship — every lead answered in under 60 seconds
From $499
per month, flat + one-time setup — exact number set on the call, same bill every month- Custom-trained on your business and voice
- 24/7/365 coverage on every lead source
- Books qualified jobs onto your calendar
- Under 60s in writing — or the month is free
- First booked job in 21 days, or month one is free
Dead-Lead Revival
The easiest yes: money you already paid for
Per list
one flat quote for your whole list, agreed before we start- We work the old leads rotting in your CRM
- Fixed list = every booking traceable
- Consent-checked, opt-out handled outreach
- Booked appointments or we work free until
The guarantee
I put my fee where my mouth is.
Every build ships with a written performance guarantee. The headline terms are below; the exact targets get set against your own baseline numbers on the call — so the deal is fair in both directions.
Under 60 seconds, or free
Every inbound lead gets a response in under 60 seconds, measured from server logs. Any month I miss it, you don't pay for that month.
21 days to first result
Live agent and your first system-booked job inside 21 days of kickoff — or your first month costs nothing.
No contracts, ever
Month-to-month on everything. I keep clients because the numbers work, not because a PDF says you can't leave.
Who you're hiring
You work with me. That's the feature.
Founder-built, founder-run
The person who maps your leaks is the person who builds the agent and picks up when something needs fixing. No account managers, no handoffs.
Honest about being early
I don't have a wall of logos yet, and I won't rent one. What I have is arithmetic you can check, a guarantee with teeth, and founding-client pricing for the people who get in first.
Built for your size on purpose
The big AI platforms are self-serve software aimed at $10M+ call centers. I do this done-for-you, for owner-operators, at a size where I can actually know your business.
Questions owners actually ask me
What does it cost?
From $499 a month, flat, plus a one-time setup fee. The exact number gets set on the call once I've seen how your leads come in — and then it's the same bill every month, month-to-month, no annual contract. Not sure this is the right rung yet? The $299 AI Prescription maps your leaks first and is fully credited toward the build if you go ahead.
We already have a dispatcher.
Good — that's business hours covered. The leak is everywhere she isn't: after 5pm, the lunch rush, the heat-wave week when a hundred calls hit and half hang up before anyone can answer, and every web form lead — which nobody treats as urgent because it didn't ring. The agent doesn't replace your dispatcher; it catches everything that physically can't be caught and hands off the moment a human should take over.
How is this different from the AI platforms I keep hearing about?
Avoca, Netic, Hatch and friends are good software — built as self-serve platforms for high-volume operations, and priced and supported accordingly. If you're doing $1M–$10M, you don't need another dashboard to configure; you need someone to build the thing, run it, and answer the phone. That's the product here: done-for-you, with a guarantee, from the person who built it.
What happens when the AI says something dumb?
Eventually it will — anyone who tells you otherwise is selling. Three layers deal with it: the agent is trained on your business before it touches a live lead, it hands off to a human the moment a conversation goes off-script, and you see every thread in your portal and can jump in anytime. When something's off, you tell me and I fix it that day.
Do I have to change my CRM or phone system?
No. The agent wires into whatever you run — GoHighLevel, ServiceTitan, Jobber, Housecall Pro, JobNimbus, or a well-loved spreadsheet. If you have nothing, I set up lightweight tracking around your existing number and forms.
Is the guarantee actually enforceable or is it marketing?
It's a signed term, not a slogan. The under-60-seconds SLA is measured from automation logs — timestamp in, timestamp out — so there's nothing to argue about. Outcome targets (like booked-job lifts) get set against your baseline, in writing, before go-live. I'll walk you through every stipulation on the call; they exist to keep the deal fair, not to give me exits.
Is the automated texting and calling legal?
Done properly, yes. Everything I ship includes consent capture, instant opt-out handling, and TCPA-reviewed templates. For reactivation campaigns on old lists, we confirm the list has lawful consent before a single message goes out. I won't run anything that puts your business at risk — that's non-negotiable.
Will my customers be annoyed they're talking to a robot?
What annoys customers is silence — calling three companies and hearing back from one, tomorrow. A response in under a minute that actually addresses their roof, their furnace, their timeline beats a voicemail box every time. Some people will clock that it's AI; almost nobody cares, and the ones who do get a human fast.
What if it just doesn't work for my business?
Then you leave — it's month-to-month, and the guarantee means the failed months didn't cost you anyway. On the front end I'll tell you on the leak check if your lead volume is too low for this to pay; I'd rather send you away than churn you in 60 days.
Your leads are choosing the fastest company.
Make it yours.
15 minutes. I time your current response speed live, put a dollar number on the leak, and text you a demo from your own future agent. No pitch deck, no pressure.