Answers the questions you answer forty times a week
Do you cover my area. What does a callout cost. Can you come Saturday. She knows because you told her during setup.
Ava answers out loud on your own website, sorts the genuine hazards from the tripped breakers, and books the rest into your calendar while you're on a job.
15 minutes on your real website. No card needed just to look.
Booked before the first van left the yard.
One weekday at a three-van electrical shop. Nobody was in the office for any of this.
Four conversations, two booked jobs and one hazard handled, all before the yard gate opened.
Do you cover my area. What does a callout cost. Can you come Saturday. She knows because you told her during setup.
Not a message for you to chase. An actual slot, with a name, a number and what's wrong.
Burning smells, scorched outlets, water near a board. She tells them what to switch off and gets a person calling back fast.
She says she's an assistant in her first sentence, and anything she's unsure of becomes a callback rather than a guess.
Industry research puts unanswered calls to home services at roughly 27%. Your own number is the one that matters — your phone provider can pull it in five minutes.
$9,720
walking out the door every month, if you're missing the average 27%.
At that ticket, one saved job covers about 1 month of Ava.
Spend less time answering the same calls, chasing enquiries and sorting out day-to-day problems. Ava can handle routine questions, capture details and help people book. You can spend more time doing the work that grows your business.
$229 a month, instead of $299
Ava lives on your website. She answers people who land on your site — she does not pick up your phone. If almost all your work comes from word of mouth and the van, and nobody visits the site, this won't move your numbers and we'd rather tell you now than take your $229.
Yes, and that's deliberate. She says she's an assistant in her opening sentence, every time. Nobody gets tricked, and nobody gets annoyed at you for tricking them.
She only knows what you give her. You can load your pricing and let her quote, or keep prices out entirely and have her say a person will call back with a number. You sign off on exactly what she's allowed to say before she goes live.
No. She covers the hours nobody's there and the calls that come in while everyone's on a job. Whoever runs your office gets a morning summary of everything that happened overnight, so they start the day knowing who to ring.
Different leak in the same bucket. Phone tools catch people who ring you. Ava catches the people who google you at eleven at night, land on your site, and never ring at all — they just try the next result. If your site gets decent traffic, that's usually the bigger hole.
About 20 minutes of your time. We load your services, your area and your hours, you tell us what she shouldn't talk about, and she goes live on your site.
30 days, money back, no argument. If you can't point at a job she brought in, you shouldn't be paying for her.
Bring the one your customers ask most. 15 minutes on your real website, and you'll know inside 5.