Lead Nurturer is an AI-powered lead response and nurturing system that captures every call, text, and website inquiry, automates follow-up messaging, and nurtures leads to booked appointments and repeat business. Run your business on auto-pilot, 24/7.
That number is the assistant itself. It tells you it's an AI when it picks up, and it'll hand you to a person any time you ask. No phone handy? Open the chat in the corner and switch it to voice.

Pick your industry, answer three questions, and see what missed calls alone may be costing you. Then the full five-gap breakdown for your industry picks up where you left off. No email required.
Each one below is the other side of a line in the full assessment. Nothing here is a feature list, it's what gets built and what it's for.
You're out on a job or it's after hours when the phone rings, and it's another potential customer. By the time you call them back, they've already hired someone else.
Traditional answering services just take messages, and hiring extra staff is expensive. A 24/7 voice AI that actually understands your business qualifies the lead, answers industry-specific questions, and books the appointment automatically.

Right now, qualified customers are browsing your website at 11pm on a Sunday, comparing you to competitors. Most leave without ever contacting anyone, and many jump straight to the next site within seconds.
AI chat engages every visitor the moment they land, answers what they came to ask, and captures their information before they click away.

Your existing customers are worth far more than a cold lead, and they're the ones most often overlooked in the chase for new ones.
The system reactivates past clients with intelligently timed maintenance reminders, seasonal services, and personalized offers, which builds repeat work and local authority at the same time.

One angry customer can undo months of work with a single review. Happy customers can be your best salespeople, but only if you ask them at the right moment.
Every customer gets the same review request by text when the job wraps up, with one tap to your Google profile. You get an alert for each new review, good or bad, so you can thank people and answer a complaint the same day, in public, where the next customer can see how you handle it.

Tired of attracting tire-kickers shopping for a bargain while competitors land all the high-dollar jobs?
Targeted micro-sites work like digital billboards for one service in one area, from "emergency AC repair Phoenix" to "luxury kitchen remodel Denver", so the people who find you are looking for expertise rather than the lowest price.

You've seen the news. You might have an opinion about it. A lot of your customers do. Here's what this actually is, what it isn't, and what it does to your power bill. If any of it doesn't sit right with you, that's a fair reason to pass.
No. It replaces the voicemail box at 7pm and the estimate that sat for nine days. If you've got somebody answering phones, she gets a list of qualified jobs every morning instead of fourteen messages and three hang-ups. If you don't have anybody, this is what you run until you can afford to hire.
Yes, because it tells them. It identifies itself as an assistant up front and hands off to a person the moment somebody asks for one. A system built to pass for you is a liability, not a feature. You also get every recording, all of them, not a summary.
It doesn't quote prices. It tells the caller plainly that the price depends on the job and that the way to get an accurate one is to have someone look at it, then offers to book that. Which is usually what the caller wanted in the first place. The only figures it shares are ones you've approved, like a published service-call fee. It's scoped to your services, your hours and your service area, and you see every conversation it has. If it says something you don't like, we fix it that day.
No, and the difference is worth knowing. Commercial electricity rates have risen sharply across much of the country since 2024, and that's real money on your bill. It's driven by large-load customers: Pennsylvania regulators, for one, define that category as a single site drawing 50 megawatts or more, which is one building using what tens of thousands of homes use. A chat widget and a phone line for one contractor are a rounding error next to that. Whether those facilities should get built where they're getting built is a separate argument, and a legitimate one.
It's different in two ways. It answers instantly on every simultaneous call rather than queuing, which matters when a storm or a cold snap generates forty calls in a weekend. And it writes back into your CRM, so a captured lead becomes a scheduled follow-up automatically instead of a message slip somebody has to re-enter.
Then don't. Plenty of contractors run fine on a good answering service and a whiteboard. Run the assessment above with your real numbers. If what you're losing to missed calls is small, it's small, and no software fixes a problem you don't have.
Still not sure? Call 412-743-9315, or open the chat in the corner and switch it to voice. Either way, put it through whatever your worst customer would.
One plan. No tiers, and no long-term contract on monthly.
Klarna is available at checkout on both. And if it isn't answering and booking within 30 days of launch, I fix it at no charge. Full pricing →
We could write you a testimonial with a big number and a first name in ten minutes. So could everyone else in this business. Instead:
If that's you, claim the founding rate or mention it when you request a demo. It's a straight trade and I'll put it in writing.