Booking opens a calendar link so we can spend the call on your leads, your funnel, and where they're dropping off — not introductions.
No card required to book the audit. We'll send a calendar link and a one-page brief within 24 hours.
This week holds 6 remaining audit slots — we book one per business.
Before you book
Three monthly tiers — Solo at $497, Crew at $897, Herd at $1,297 — each with a one-time setup fee scoped to the integrations you actually need. The audit call is free and we send a one-page proposal with the exact number before you sign anything, so there are no surprises on the invoice.
Speed depends on how your phones, forms, and follow-up are wired today, which is exactly what the audit looks at. Most Houston-area shops see their first booked estimate from the new system within 14–21 days of launch — some faster, a few slower if we have to swap tools.
Three steps, no mystery. Within 24 hours you get a one-page brief from us covering what to have ready for the call. The audit itself runs on a Cal.com link so you pick the slot. After the call we send a scoped proposal with the exact setup, the monthly plan, and what to expect in the first 30 days — before any contract.
You have a 14-day guarantee from launch. If the system isn't producing the calls, booked estimates, or reviews we agreed to, you get a full refund — no fine print, no friction. We'd rather lose the month than keep you on a contract that isn't working.
Both. The Solo tier is built for owner-operators and one-truck shops that need missed-call text-back, basic web chat, and a Google review flow. Crew and Herd layers on AI intake, dispatch visibility, and multi-location routing as your shop grows into them.
What owners are seeing
"We went from twelve missed calls a week to zero in thirty days, and booked the ones we used to lose."
"Added twenty-two booked estimates last month without spending another dollar on ads. The follow-up just works."
"More five-star reviews in the first month than the previous six combined. Google ranking moved two spots up."