AI Employee for Home Service Businesses
Stop learning software. Start telling it what to do.
Text a customer. Move a job. Send an invoice. Say it in plain English and it’s done. No menus, no setup screens, no weekend lost to configuring software.
Based in Orlando, FL, working with businesses nationwide
The work that piles up while you’re working
You’re on a roof, under a sink, or in someone’s backyard. The lead doesn’t wait. Neither does this.
Answers the ones you miss
A call comes in while you're on a job. It texts them back, answers what they asked, and only pulls you in when they're ready to book.
Picks up the phone
A voice agent takes the call, then hands you the transcript, a summary, and how the caller sounded about it.
Runs the calendar
Books, moves, and confirms appointments. Tell it "push the Miller job to Thursday" and the customer hears about it.
Gets you paid
Quotes, invoices, and a pay-now link they can tap from the driveway. Recurring plans bill themselves.
Builds your reputation
Review requests go out after the job. Good ones get thanked, rough ones get handled. You never have to remember to ask.
Fills the pipeline
Ads, social, and search that bring the calls in. The part most software leaves entirely up to you.
Watch it talk to the CRM
No dashboards to learn, no menus to click. You say it like you'd say it to a person, she checks with you before anything reaches a customer, and then it's done.
Text Maria Garcia that I'm running 20 minutes late
Nothing goes out without your say-so
The worry with AI is that it says something dumb to a customer. Ours can’t. Anything that leaves the building gets shown to you before it sends, and that rule is built into the system itself, not a setting someone can forget to turn on.
It shows you first
Before any message, invoice, or booking goes out, you see exactly what it wants to send. Word for word.
You say yes
Nothing outward-facing moves without your okay. Not a text, not a charge, not a cancellation.
Then it goes
Approved means sent. And if you never answer, nothing happens. The approval expires on its own.
Nobody ever lost a weekend to a conversation
Most platforms hand you a powerful system and a stack of empty forms. That’s where the weeks go, and it’s the reason most of that power never gets switched on.
Buying software
- Buy the software, get a login
- Work through the setup screens yourself
- Enter every customer, field, and template
- Train the AI on your own FAQs
- Hope you configured it right
Hiring an AI employee
- We interview you once, in plain conversation
- Every answer lands in the system as you talk
- Stop anytime. It picks up where you left off
- It learns your words and your defaults
- You're live, and you never saw a settings page
Your setup takes [TKTK: measured deployment time], not weeks. And you spend it talking, not typing.
An AI employee is no help if the phone never rings
Software companies sell you the answering. Nobody sells you the calling. We do both, because one without the other is half a business.
She Comes With Every Plan.
The AI Employee is built into every plan we offer, starting at $397/month, and she takes on more of the job at every tier.
Ready to Launch?
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