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How it works: Your business number runs through the system. Calls ring your phone like always — but if you can't grab it, the system catches the miss and texts them back in about 30 seconds:
"Hey, this is [Your Business], sorry we missed you — what do you need?" They text back, it lands in your inbox, you pick it up when you're off the roof.
• Fires in 30 seconds — before they scroll to the next guy
• Nobody leaves voicemails. Everybody answers a text.
• Nights, weekends, 3am. It doesn't clock out.
• It starts the conversation. You close it.
"Let me think about it" is where most of your money dies.
How it works: Every lead — call, form, chat — goes in automatically. Don't book? A sequence starts: check-in text a few days out, email the next week, one more after. Runs a few weeks, stops the second they reply or book. You don't track anybody or remember anything.
• Weeks of follow-up, hands off
• Texts and emails both
• Shuts off the moment they respond
• Old quotes sitting in your truck? Load them in, it works those too
Somebody's address is buried in a Facebook message from Tuesday. You know the feeling.
How it works: Text, email, Facebook, Instagram — all wired into one inbox. Every message lands in one list, sorted by customer. You answer from that one screen and it goes back out however they reached you. They never know the difference.
• One list, every channel
• Full history per customer — no scrolling back three days
• Answer from your phone, on site
• Office help? You work the same inbox together


A website that just sits there is a business card you're paying rent on.
How it works: Built from scratch, phone-first, because that's where your customers are. Every road on the site leads to one of two places: tap-to-call, or a quote form. Somebody fills that form out, you get a text with their details — they get a confirmation text back. Conversation's started before they close the tab. We handle the maintenance including hosting, domain, and updates.
• Phone-first, then desktop
• Quote forms that text you and them
• Webchat — plenty of people won't call but will type
• Your number is one tap, everywhere
When somebody searches your trade in your town, you want to be what comes up.
How it works: Full revamp of your Google Business Profile — right categories, every service listed, real keyword research for your town, photos, hours, service area. Then I post to it weekly, because Google favors profiles that look alive over ones that look abandoned. I also line up your name, address, and phone across the web, since mismatches drag your ranking down.
• Full profile rebuild
• Weekly posts to keep it active
• Your info identical everywhere online
• Straight up: SEO takes months. Anybody promising instant results don't know what they are talking about.
Your best customers are the ones you already have. Most trades never talk to them again.
How it works: The system builds your customer list on its own — everyone who called, booked, or filled out a form. Campaigns are already created and when you want to send one, you open the app and hit a button. Text and email, whole list, seconds. Get your schedule booked before your season starts!
• Campaigns already written and loaded
• Seasonal — gutters in fall, AC in spring
• "We're in your neighborhood this week"
• Refer-a-friend, asked properly
You do good work. Your Google page should say so without you having to ask.
How it works: Job gets marked done, customer gets a text with a direct link to your review page. One tap and they're on the screen — no searching, no hunting. If they forget, it nudges them a couple times over the next week or two, then quits. Reminder, not harassment.
• Automatic after every job
• One tap for them
• A couple reminders, not ten
• Stacks up while you're on the next job
Finding out about a one-star three weeks late is how it actually hurts you.
How it works: After a job, your customer gets a link to a quick review page on your own site. Happy customers go straight through to Google. If someone's unhappy, they get a chance to tell you what went wrong first — and that comes to you as a private message the same day. They vent their anger, and are only then prompted to leave a review.
• The Google link is available to every customer, no exceptions
(You are protected from violating Terms and Conditions)
• Bad experiences reach you privately the same day, in their words
• Most upset customers just want to be heard. A fast reply usually turns it around.
• Where-you-stand report every four weeks
Your personal number is on every flyer and truck, and yet you still can't tell how many calls it actually brings in.
How it works: You get a real business number for your truck, your cards, your site. It forwards to the phone already in your pocket — no second device, nothing changes about your day.
Difference is every call now gets logged, tracked, and recorded, and your personal number stays personal.
• Your number stays yours
• No second phone to carry
• You'll finally know how many calls you actually get — and miss
• Calls recorded, so "that's not what we agreed on" ends fast


Every flyer, truck wrap, and referral you've paid for ends in a phone call. When you can't answer, that money walks.
Now every one of those leads gets a response and stays alive until you're free — same leads, you just stop losing them.
When somebody needs your trade, they call whoever looks legit and has the reviews to back it up.
You stop being the third quote they get around to and start being the first call they make.
Your past customers are the cheapest jobs you'll ever get, and most trades never talk to them again.
Reviews go out after every job, quiet leads keep getting followed up, and old customers come back — none of it on your plate.
— if yours is text on a business card from 2011, we'll fix that
— we buy it and set it up. You don't touch it.
— fast, secure, we cover the cost
— new photos, price change, add a service. Text me, done in 72 hours.
— appointment set, reminder sent. Looks pro, cuts no-shows.
— how many calls, how many missed. Real numbers.
— builds itself, so you always have someone to market to
— where you stand, every two weeks
— you text Ivan, Directly. Not a ticket, not a 1-800 number.











$497 to build, then $297/month. Half up front, half when it goes live. No contract — cancel any month, no penalty. If I don't get your system built and live, you don't pay the rest and I refund your deposit.
Straight answer: I make sure you stop losing the leads you're already getting, and I make it easier for people to find you and trust you. I'm not running ads and I won't promise your phone rings more if nothing's driving people to you. What I do is make sure nothing leaks once they call.
It's built phone-first, not desktop-first. Most people looking for a plumber or a landscaper are on their phone, one-handed, in a hurry. Your site is built for that and adapted for desktop after — not the other way around.
The domain is yours, in your name, and it stays yours if we ever part ways. The site and automations run on my system, so those stop if you cancel — but you keep your customer list and every review you earned.
7–10 days. Your part is a short onboarding form, any photos and your logo if you've got one, and a 25-minute call at the end. Everything else is on me.
Me, both times. I build every site and every automation myself — no outsourcing, no account managers, no ticket queue. Something breaks, you text me. Same number, every time.

