Recurring work booked without a phone call
Home size, frequency, access and extras — everything you need to quote a recurring job, gathered in conversation and put straight onto the schedule.
About a minute to a working agent. Nothing goes live on your site until you install the snippet.
A part-time receptionist starts around $2,000 a month and goes home at five. This does not, and starts at $39.
Quoting recurring work is the same five questions, every time
How big is the home, how often, any pets, where do we park, how do we get in. Simple questions that nobody is free to ask at the moment somebody wants to book.
What happens, in order
- 01
It gathers the details
Bedrooms or square footage, frequency, access instructions, extras.
- 02
It quotes from your price list
Your published pricing, applied to what the customer described.
- 03
It sets up the recurring visits
First visit booked, with the repeat schedule set up behind it.
Built into the conversation
- Home size and frequency captured in conversation
- Quotes generated from your own published pricing
- Gate codes, lockbox, pets and parking recorded
- Recurring schedules set up at the first booking
- Requests outside your service area (by ZIP code) declined before they reach your calendar
Common questions
Can it give a firm price?
Where your pricing is set by home size and frequency, yes. Where someone needs to see the property first, it says so and books a walkthrough.
Does it handle one-time cleans and recurring plans?
Both — and it asks which, because the pricing and the scheduling differ.
Point it at your site and watch it read.
About a minute from pasting your URL to talking to a working agent. Nothing appears on your website until you install the snippet yourself.
A part-time receptionist starts around $2,000 a month and goes home at five. This does not, and starts at $39.
See plans and book a demoIf your agent does not capture a single lead in its first 30 days live on your site, that month is free.
A lead means a visitor who left contact details or booked an appointment — a number you can read off your own dashboard, so neither of us has to take the other’s word for it. It has to be installed and your site has to be getting visitors; we cannot conjure traffic that is not there.