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You are the whole company, and the rest of the work eats your week.
You’re the one who does the job, answers the phone, sends the quotes, chases the payments and posts the photos. The craft is the part you love, and everything around it takes the time. We help with one painful task first, small, and only grow it if it’s worth it.
A week in a business of one to ten people
Whatever your field, the same few jobs keep pushing the real work aside.
Calls and messages while you’re on the job
A plumber under a sink, a photographer at a wedding, a mechanic with a car on the hoist. The phone rings and nobody can pick up.
Quotes and follow-ups slip
You send a quote on Tuesday and mean to follow up on Friday. By the next Tuesday you’ve forgotten, and so has the customer.
Nobody finds you online
Your hours are wrong on the map, your site is two years old, and people who search nearby never see you.
From one painful task to a calmer week
We start with the one thing that costs you the most, and leave the rest alone for now.
- Calls and messages from customers
- Your services, prices and hours
- Your calendar and your customer list
- The one task you’d most like off your plate
Your business, lighter- Questions answered when you can’t pick up
- Bookings and deposits taken
- Quotes and follow-ups sent on time
- A listing and a site people can find
How it works
Scroll through the usual path, from the first conversation to one task that’s finally handled.
- 1
You tell us the one task that hurts
Missed calls, slow quotes, no-shows, an old site. We ask what costs you the most, and we start there. That’s all.
- 2
We say what fits, and what doesn’t
If a simple tool you can buy yourself would do the job, we tell you. If it’s not worth it for your size, we say that too.
- 3
We set up the one thing, and you check it
We write the answers in your voice and connect what’s needed. You try it as a customer would and approve it before it goes live.
- 4
You decide what comes next
After a few weeks you look at what changed. If it helped, you can add another piece. If not, you stop.
One task first. No giant project.
You don’t need a full system. Most small businesses are better served by one fixed problem than by ten new tools they won’t have time to learn.
- We begin with the single task that costs you most
- Nothing goes live until you’ve approved it
- You can stop after the first piece, or add another later
A short menu, in plain words.
Pick the part that’s eating your week. These are the kinds of work we do, quoted separately.
- Answer calls and messages, by phone, WhatsApp, chat and email
- Book appointments and take deposits by card
- Follow up on quotes and remind your own customers
- Get found on Google and the map, with honest reviews
- A simple website, or a fix for the one you have
- A simple dashboard of what came in and what’s waiting
Different work, same headaches.
Every business has its own rules. The calls, the chasing and the paperwork look surprisingly alike.
Your project, step by step
A typical start. You approve each step before it goes live.
- Step 1
A short call
We hear how your week goes and find the one task to start with.
- Step 2
A straight answer
We tell you what we’d do, what it would cost, or that a simpler tool is enough.
- Step 3
Set up and test
We build the one piece, and you try it as a customer would.
- Step 4
Look and decide
After a few weeks, you decide whether to keep it, add to it or stop.
What you get
- A plain-language conversation about your actual week
- One painful task handled first, not a big project
- A straight answer if a simple tool or nothing at all would be enough
- Everything approved by you before it goes live
- A short note each month on what happened
What we need from you
- Your services, prices and hours
- A few minutes to tell us what costs you the most
- Your calendar or customer list, if the task involves them
- A person to approve the wording, usually you
What it won’t do
- It doesn’t push a package you don’t need
- It doesn’t message people who haven’t agreed to receive promotions
- It doesn’t hide unhappy customers from review requests or write fake reviews
- It doesn’t promise more customers, sales or growth
Questions
What it costs
Custom to your business. The AI agent starts from CAD 2,000 to set up, plus a monthly fee. Websites, apps, ads and search work have their own starting prices on the Pricing page, and any ad spend is paid directly by you to the platform.
How pricing worksI don’t see my business on any of your pages. Is this for me?
Probably. Shops, workshops, studios, gyms, cleaners, garages, tutors, photographers and movers all share the same week: you do the work and the rest piles up. Tell us the one task that hurts and we’ll say if we can help.
Where do we start?
With one task. Missed calls, quotes that never get followed up, a site no one finds. We pick the one that costs you most and leave the rest for later.
What if a simple tool would do?
Then we’ll say so. We’d rather you buy a tool for a few dollars a month than pay us for something you don’t need.
What if it isn’t worth it for my size?
We’ll tell you that too. Some businesses don’t need any of this yet, and a few updated facts on your listing may be enough.
Does the assistant say it’s an AI?
Yes, whenever someone asks. A person takes anything that needs judgment.
Can you send promotions to my customers?
Only to people who agreed to receive them. Canada’s anti-spam law requires consent for promotional messages. Reminders about a booking go to your own customers.
Which task would you hand off first?
A clear answer within 2 business days: we can build it, partly, or not a fit.