The machine, and the website it lives on.
Everything in the Front Desk — your site answered, your texts answered, every lead chased, one record per customer — plus the website itself, built, hosted and kept current by us. The one thing left on your desk is reading what it caught.
$1,599/mo all in · 12-month term · hosting included
The chat on our own site, answering this exact question — live, not staged.
The machine needs a storefront, and yours is the last thing you have time for.
The Front Desk answers your visitors and your texts, chases the leads that go quiet, and keeps every conversation on one record. It has to live somewhere — and for a lot of businesses the website it would live on is five years stale, or belongs to a web guy who stopped answering, or does not exist at all.
The applicant at ten at night, the bid invitation on a Sunday, the customer comparing three sites in one evening — they all judge the storefront before the machine behind it ever gets a chance. This package makes both of them our problem: the software that answers, and the site it answers on.
The software is the product. The site is where we put it.
Everything the Front Desk does is in here: the assistant answers your visitors from your own material, answers a number people can text from the truck and the window sign, follows up with the lead who went quiet on Tuesday, and lands all of it on one record per human — so you read one story, not four strangers.
What this package adds is the storefront. We build the site, host it, and make 3 hours of changes a month — new photos, a new service, this week’s hiring notice. We are not a web shop and we do not sell websites; the site is how the software reaches your customers, and it stays ours to keep current so it never becomes another thing on your desk.
It is your company’s own front door, not a storefront takeover. If you are a franchisee, your franchisor owns the brand’s site and should — this sits beside it and takes hiring, careers and the questions your locations get after close. If you are not, it is simply the site you already needed, with somebody on it.
You can buy the pieces. This is the whole thing.
The same assistant is behind every step. What changes is how much of the machine you have — and whether the website is your problem or ours.
One door, on a site you already have. You set it up and you run it.
Website Chat →Chat on the site and a number people can text, answering from the same material.
Business Text Line →Both doors, plus follow-up that never forgets a lead, plus one record per customer — the whole machine, on your existing website.
The Front Desk →Everything in the Front Desk, plus the website itself — we build it, host it, and make 3 hours of changes a month. The machine and the storefront it lives on, one subscription.
Every step below this stays buyable on its own, at the same price it costs alone. No step is a discount on the ones under it — each adds a different thing: the second door, the chasing and the one record, the website. See where to start.
One number, everything in
No setup fee, no hosting bill, no hourly surprises inside the included hours.
- Everything in the Front Desk — chat, text line, outbound follow-up, one customer record
- The website — built, hosted and kept current by us
- 3 hours of site changes every month — more at $175/hour
- 12-month term
Included hours are per month and do not roll over. 30 days, every dollar back, no questions. The guarantee outranks the term — ask inside 30 days and every dollar comes back. Neither plan includes photography, and nothing here replaces anything your franchisor requires.
Why us for this
We operate real businesses, not just software. Our team has run a construction company and a franchise, and hired for both — so we are not guessing at what it costs you when a good applicant goes unanswered.
And we build the software ourselves. The assistant on your site is our own product, not a plugin we resell — which is why it can be taught your business instead of configured around a template, and why the person fixing it is the person who wrote it.
Tell us what your week actually looks like
How many locations or divisions you run, what the website situation is, and roughly what a missed customer costs you — and we will tell you honestly whether this is worth it, or whether you should start two rungs down and climb when it earns it.
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