The questions we
get on every call.

No, and the difference is the whole product. A receptionist waits for the phone to ring and takes a message. This agent starts the conversation: it builds a prospect list from public records, calls and emails those prospects, handles the objections, follows up until it gets an answer, and books the job on your calendar. Inbound answering is not part of what it does.

Local service companies with a field crew and a sales process that depends on somebody picking up the phone: plumbing, HVAC, roofing, electrical, landscaping, pest control, cleaning, garage doors, restoration, and similar trades. If your revenue comes from booked jobs in a service radius, it fits.

Businesses with no local service radius, businesses that cannot handle more work at all, and businesses looking for a cheap dialer to blast a purchased list. The agent is built to run a real outbound function, and that only pays off if you can deliver the work it books.

No. If you have one, the agent works inside it. If you do not, it stands up a clean pipeline for you as part of the build, and you keep ownership of the data either way.

Seven days from the build call for calling and email, assuming you can review the script and approve the market definition within that window. The first month is deliberately conservative while deliverability and call outcomes are measured, and the tuning window runs through weeks three to six.

Only what you approve. The build produces an explicit list of service facts, price ranges and commitments the agent may state. Anything outside that list is escalated to you rather than answered, so it cannot invent lead times, licensing claims or guarantees.

Yes. There is a single switch that pauses all calling, all email, or the entire agent. Individual records can be suppressed individually, and every suppression applies across every channel.

Calling windows, do-not-call scrubbing, state recording-consent rules and suppression lists are configured before launch and verified as part of onboarding. Opt-out requests are honoured immediately and permanently across calling, texting and email. You can have your counsel review the configuration before anything goes live.

Email sends from a separate authenticated subdomain with its own sending reputation, ramped on a controlled curve and paused automatically if metrics slip. Your primary domain keeps sending invoices and customer mail untouched.

You do. The contact data, call recordings, transcripts and pipeline export on demand, and they leave with you if you ever stop. We do not hold your customer list or your conversations hostage.

No. The list built for your market is built for you and is not resold, shared or repurposed for another client. That is the entire difference between this and buying shared leads.

Because the build is real work: market recon, list construction, call scripts, email sequences, objection libraries, CRM wiring, compliance configuration and a live thirty-day tuning window. It is a one-time cost, and it is the reason the agent performs in month two instead of month six.

A fee per job the agent books that actually lands on your calendar. It is not charged for dials, connections, opens, replies or appointments that never happen — only for work that shows up.

The monthly operation runs month to month after the build. There is no multi-year lock-in and no seat-based licence that grows as you hire.

No, and you should be suspicious of anyone who does. Results depend on your trade, your ticket size, your capacity and your close rate. What we do guarantee is the work: the lists get built, the dials get made, the follow-up happens, and you see every number. If the maths does not work for your market, we will say so before you buy.

They are modelled from the agent's configured throughput — dial volume, conversation rate, touches per lead — combined with your trade's average ticket. They are a planning tool, not a promise, and the ROI calculator on this site uses the same model so you can change the inputs yourself.

In most trades, one additional booked job per month covers the monthly operation. Reactivation work is run first precisely because it produces the earliest bookings, from contacts you already own.

Answer the warm transfers, show up to the booked appointments, and deliver the work. That is it. Data entry, list building, dialing, emailing and follow-up are all handled.

About an hour in the first week to approve the market definition, scripts and sequences, and roughly twenty minutes a week after that to read the report and give feedback. Larger changes are handled on a scheduled call.

Dials, live conversations, qualified opportunities, quotes issued, appointments booked, jobs won, and revenue attributed — broken down by list, sequence and script so you can see what to fund and what to cut.

You do, live. The agent calls your transfer number, briefs you in one line, and bridges the call. Outside your working hours it books a callback instead of losing the prospect.

Yes, and you should. Scripts are tuned weekly against real conversion data, and any change you request is applied and confirmed. Nothing about the messaging is locked.

Yes. Each location or trade gets its own market definition, script and reporting line, while the pipeline stays consolidated in one place.