Last night’s calls are already on your calendar.

An AI voice agent answers first, and it says so before anything else: this is an automated assistant for your business, and the call is recorded and transcribed. Then it asks what you’d ask (the problem, the address, whether it’s an emergency, when the caller is free) and books the job on your calendar. I built the agent, I listen to what it escalates, and I’m who you call.

Yes. It can answer in Spanish, or in another language your customers speak. We set that up together before it goes live: which languages, how it greets callers in each, and what it asks them. In any language it opens by saying it’s automated and that the call is recorded and transcribed, then books the job on your calendar the same way.

I aim to have the answering live within a few weeks of the setup payment. It waits on the phone carriers approving your text messaging, which I don’t control. Local Services ads take longer, because Google says its checks on your business take three to four weeks on average, so search ads usually start first. The guarantee’s sixty days only start once your ads are running.

Keep them. This picks up when they can’t: after hours, on weekends, at lunch, and when two lines ring at once. During the day your calls can still ring the office first and reach the agent only when nobody answers, so your people keep the calls they’re there for, and the ones they miss go to the agent.

The answering alone is $497 a month for one location, plus $1,497 to set up. Add your ads and it’s the full setup: $3,000 to start, then $2,500 a month, plus your ad spend, $2,500 a month at least, paid to Google and Meta. SEO is $397 a month. A website is $997 to build, or $497 once to redesign one you have, plus an optional $97 a month for hosting and updates. Ads alone are priced after a call.

The term runs ninety days from the day your ads go live, which can be a few weeks after you sign, then month to month on thirty days’ notice from either side. If the ads aren’t live within sixty days after I accept your order, you can end it and I refund the setup fee, unless the wait is on something I asked you for. The price stays the same while the agreement lasts.

If the ads bring you no leads in the first sixty days after they go live, you do not pay for month two. If you already have, I refund it. The sixty days start the day your ads go live. Google says its checks on a new business average three to four weeks, so that can be a while after you sign. A lead is a call from one of your ads that lasts a minute or longer. The tracking number counts it, and you see every one on your page. A call does not count if its recording shows it was an automated or prerecorded call, someone selling something to your business, or a wrong number. A call with no recording stays in the count. The ad budget you and I agree on stays on for the full sixty days. Google or Meta do not stop your ads because of your own licenses, insurance or conduct, or the details you gave them. A day when that happens, or when the ads are paused or the budget is below the minimum, is added to the end of the sixty days instead of ending the guarantee, up to thirty such days. Within five business days after the sixty days end, I listen to each call in the count and show you the final count on your page, with any call I took out and why. If it is zero and these conditions were met, I do not charge month two, or I refund it in full in those five business days to the card or bank account it was charged to. You do not need to ask. Capped at one month of my fee. The same wording is in the agreement you sign.

You get a login with your own numbers: every call and whether it was answered, what it booked, the calls that came in after hours, and a line from me for every change I make. Every lead record, call recording and transcript is yours, exported on request.

None of this is built to make leaving hard. Your phone number stays with your carrier. I never port it. Every lead record, call recording and transcript is yours, exported on request. If you leave, I sign the release within five business days and never contest it.

No. No list behind this was bought or scraped, and nothing here makes sales calls. A missed call gets one text back about that call, from your business’s registered texting number. Following up on quiet estimates or past customers is switched on only if your agreement lists it, and only for people you have permission to message.