More leads won't help if nobody's catching them.
You can double what you spend on Google, Facebook, or Angi, and it won't move the needle if your leads hit voicemail at 8pm or go cold between the estimate and the follow-up. That's not a lead-gen problem. That's a hole in your process, and more traffic just pours through it like a sieve.
Avery plugs it from both ends. She answers every call, and unlike most AI receptionists, she calls and texts your leads back too.
Does any of this sound familiar? Your phone, tonight.
Google Ads lead
Voicemail. Called the next guy.Answered by Avery, first ring
Angi request
No reply till morning. Already hired.Avery texted back in seconds
Website form
You were beat. It waited.Handled. Summary in your inbox.
Your competitor
Got the same Angi lead and responded before you were done with dinner.Got the same Angi lead. You answered first this time.
Same night. Same leads. The only difference is who picked up.
Fill the gaps. Turn them back into jobs.
Here's where the jobs slip through, and how Avery plugs each hole.
"I'm up in an attic, and the phone won't quit ringing."
Avery answers it for you. Every call, every time, while you finish the job in front of you. You get a summary you can read from the truck.
"Half my calls are price shoppers and 'do you guys do…'"
Avery talks to them. She answers the questions, sorts the real jobs from the tire kickers, and only puts your time where the money is.
"Dinner got interrupted. Again."
Let it ring. Avery's got it. Eat with your family, and check the summary when you're ready.
"It's 9 o'clock. I'm tired, and I just don't want to talk shop anymore."
You don't have to. By the time you'd have called them back, Avery's already taken care of it or made the call for you. You get the night off.
"I sent the estimate… and then crickets."
Avery follows up. By phone or text, the way you tell her to, so the estimate doesn't die in their junk drawer.
"They said 'call me in the fall,' and I never did."
Avery remembers. She calls them back when it's time and gets your maintenance visits lined up before the busy season hits.
The most expensive leak happens before you ever get a chance.
It's the lead that calls at 8pm, gets your voicemail, and dials the next number on the list. You didn't lose that job on price. You lost it because somebody else answered.
And here's the part that stings: while you're finishing dinner, the guy down the road already picked up that Angi lead, and he's booking the estimate you paid for.
So be honest with yourself. When a homeowner fills out your form at 9:30 tonight, who answers?
Most AI receptionists sit and wait for the phone to ring. Avery picks it up and dials.
Answering calls is only half the job. The other half is reaching back out, and that's where most AI receptionists stop cold. Avery makes outbound calls and sends texts on every plan, with no add-ons and no upcharge.
A typical AI receptionist
- Answers when someone calls
- Takes a message
- Waits for you to do the rest
Avery
- Answers every call, day or night
- Texts back anyone she missed, in seconds
- Calls and texts to follow up on estimates
- Works your old lead list and "call me later" people
Shopping around? Ask the next company one question: "Does yours make outbound calls?" Then call Avery and hear the difference.
Missed a call? She texts them back.
Before they have time to scroll to your competitor, they already have a reply from you.
Estimates get a nudge.
Avery checks in by phone or text so a "let me think about it" doesn't turn into a "we went with someone else."
Old leads come back to life.
That list of people who never booked? Avery can work it for you. Those are jobs you already paid to find.
You stay in the loop.
Every conversation lands as a short summary, so you know who called, what they need, and what happens next.
Works with every lead source you've got: Google Ads, Facebook, Angi, your website, opt-in forms, lead magnets, yard signs, flyers, even the Pennysaver. If it makes your phone ring, Avery catches it.
Every service comes with every plan. See the full list of services.
What would it cost to never miss a call again?
A part-time receptionist runs you $1,800 to $2,400 a month, and she goes home at 5.
Avery costs even less than McDonald's pays a kid who only works part-time. And Avery works 24/7!
Three plans sized to your call volume: $297, $597, or $897 a month. One-time setup of $197, and I handle all of it. You don't lift a finger. Slow season? Up to a month of unused credits rolls over.
Part-time receptionist, weekdays only$1,800+
Voicemail, and hoping they waitLost jobs
Avery, 24/7, calls and texts both waysFrom $297
If that 9:30 question is eating at you, let's talk.
Don't take my word for it. Call Avery right now. Tell her what trade you're in, and she'll handle you exactly the way she'd handle your customers. Notice how she never lets you go cold. When you're ready, she'll connect you with me.
(000) 000-0000Takes about a minute. Whacha got to lose?