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From this call to answering yours

One call from you. We handle the rest.

Three steps, and only the first one needs anything from you. Here's what happens at each stage, and what your team is actually responsible for.

  1. STEP 1

    A 15-minute discovery call

    Your onboarding team maps how the business actually runs — what you handle and what you turn down, how far you'll drive, who gets the emergency call at midnight, what a good lead looks like to you.

    • The services you take, and the ones you'd rather send elsewhere.
    • Your hours, your after-hours rules, and what counts as an emergency.
    • The service area, and how far outside it you'll still quote.
    • Who should be reached, in what order, for which kind of call.
  2. STEP 2

    We build it, then try to break it

    Your services, hours, service area, pricing rules, and escalation paths are configured. Then our team runs real calls through it — the confused ones, the angry ones, the wrong-number ones — until it holds up.

    • Configured against your services, hours, and qualifying rules.
    • Connected to the calendar, CRM, or inbox your team already uses.
    • Tested on the awkward calls, not just the easy ones.
    • Tested by you, on a real call, before a single customer reaches it.
  3. STEP 3

    It answers your phone

    You do nothing. Leads land where your team already works. When the business changes, your account team updates it — that's part of what you pay for, not a change order.

    • Goes live on a number you approve.
    • Every call captured, qualified, and routed by your rules.
    • Changes handled by your account team, included in what you pay.
    • Month to month, with no annual commitment.

What we need from you

Fifteen minutes on the phone, and answers to questions you already know by heart — what you do, where you go, who to reach when something's urgent. That's the whole ask. Everything after that is on us, including the changes you'll want three months from now.

Start with the estimate.

Before the call, get a real range in about two minutes. No forms, no sales pitch.