It answers, captures the job and books it — then hands anything complicated to your phone with the full conversation attached. It never pretends to be you, and it never invents a price you haven't given it.

Six things, installed and tested, in two weeks:

· A website chat that answers your customers, trained on your prices and your patch

· Missed-call text-back — every call you can't take gets a text within thirty seconds

· An AI voice assistant that answers, qualifies and books while you're working

· Automatic Google review requests after every finished job

· Your Google Business Profile tuned so you show up in local searches

· One landing page built to turn enquiries into booked jobs

One price for the build — £1,750, fixed scope. Then from £99 a month to run it. No tie-in, cancel any time, and thirty days of support after go-live is included.

Two weeks from the call, potentially sooner. About one hour of your time in week one, to tell me how you work and what you charge.

Everything after that is mine to do. You don't build anything, configure anything or write anything.

Yes — from £99 to £249 a month to run it, depending on how much package you need and if you opt for the social media stuff too. I'll be straight about that, because this is exactly where most quotes go vague.

The system costs £149 a month to operate. The chat, the missed-call text-back and the voice assistant all run on a platform I license and manage, and that cost doesn't stop when the install finishes. It also covers your hosting, monitoring, and unlimited changes within scope.

What there isn't is a contract. No twelve-month tie-in — cancel any time, and I switch it off at the end of the month. Nothing to buy out, no notice period. I know the tie-in is the regional norm, and I'd rather not work that way.

Thirty days of hands-on support after go-live is included on top of that.

No. You won't need to log into anything unless you want to.

You'll get notifications on the phone you already use, and a plain-English report once a month. If you'd rather never look at a dashboard, that's fine — plenty of clients don't.

No. The chat sits on the site you've already got.

I'll only suggest rebuilding it if yours is genuinely costing you work — and I'd tell you that before you paid me anything, not after.

Yes — as an add-on, not as part of the £1,750 install.

Once your enquiry handling is sorted, the next thing most clients want is content that actually gets posted. That's AI-assisted social management: posts and short video drafted for you, curated and published, with nothing for you to write. It runs from £495 initial set up and then a monthly care plan of £100 added to the chatbot plan, the max is £249/month for all of our services, and there's no contract.

But start with the enquiries. Content brings people to the door; the chat and text-back stop you losing them once they arrive.

Thirty days of support is included from go-live — if something isn't working, you tell me and I fix it.

After that, your £99-149 a month already covers monitoring, hosting and unlimited tweaks within the original scope. It's not an upsell — it's what keeps the thing running and me keeping an eye on it.

Anything outside that scope is quoted at £75 an hour before any work starts, so there are no surprise invoices. You'll never get a bill you didn't agree to.

North Wales — Wrexham, Flintshire, Denbighshire, Conwy, Gwynedd and Anglesey.

I'd rather meet you than send a proposal by email. If your business is phone-driven and you're within that patch, it's worth a conversation. I like to keep it local so I can visit the clients I work with and I have a good feel for the North Wales economy having lived and run businesses here for a while now.

No, and I understand why you're asking. This market has a lot of people in it who oversell.

Here's the first difference: there's no recruits, no downline, and nothing to sell on to anyone else. You buy the system, I install it, it works, you get the enquiries. That's the whole business.

And yes — I charge £149 a month, so let me not dodge the obvious question. That's not a membership and it isn't profit for nothing. It's the running cost of the three things doing the work: the chat, the text-back and the phoneline. Same category as your insurance or your van's lease — a real cost of a real thing that runs every day. If you cancel it, the system goes quiet. You're not paying to stay on a list.

I'm also not the cheapest option, and I'm not trying to be. The £49-a-month crowd is a different product for a different job. I'd rather tell you for free on a fifteen-minute call that this isn't worth it for your business than take £1,750 off you and find out afterwards.