Beat every competitor to the new lead.
Web form, Google Local Services, missed call, Facebook form-fill, Yelp ping. Every new lead routes to Clint and gets a real, qualifying text reply in under 30 seconds. Twenty-four hours a day.
Reply to every new lead
Higher contact odds vs 30-min reply
Lead sources unified
No nights, no weekends, no holidays
Where it shows up.
Google Local Services lead at 11pm.
GLSA fires a lead while you're asleep. Clint replies inside a minute, qualifies, and books a slot. The homeowner who filled out three competitor forms tonight only hears back from you. By morning.
Missed call becomes a booked job.
Phone rings, nobody answers. Twilio or CallRail forwards the missed call to Clint. Within a minute the caller has a text from your shop offering three slots. Industry-wide, 27% of inbound calls go unanswered. None of yours do.
Web form, before they hit refresh.
Visitor submits the contact form. Clint replies before the success page finishes loading on their phone. The other two forms they filled out tonight don't get a chance.
One-touch CSR escalation.
Anything Clint isn't 95% sure about gets a one-tap escalation to your CSR. They review, approve, send. The reply still goes out in under a minute.
How it works.
Plug in every lead source.
Google LSA, web forms, Facebook leads, Yelp, Angi, missed-call forwarding from your phone system. Twenty-plus sources, one queue.
Clint replies in under 30 seconds.
Personalized text grounded in the lead source, the service requested, and your real availability. Not a generic auto-reply.
Book or hand off.
Routine leads get booked. Anything weird gets routed to your CSR with full context.
The questions you should already be answering.
- What's our median time-to-first-contact across all lead sources?
- Which lead source has the worst response time?
- How many leads last week got no response at all?
- Of leads we contacted within 5 minutes, what was the close rate?