Speed to lead
A web lead arrives after hours. Within a minute on the sample clock it gets a personal text and email that answers the question from the business's own pages and prices and offers two open times, and the one picked is booked. You play the lead and the owner.
Sample demonstration on invented data. The full system is built for your business, and you own it. Ask for yours
What to try (about 3 minutes)
- On Leads, see three earlier leads and how fast each was answered. Press Send as the website form would: Marcus Webb asks about 40 feet of gutter.
- On the lead page, read the first reply: a text and an email, the price worked out from the pages (40 feet at $11 per foot), and two open times.
- Press Deliver the reply ("Thursday morning works for me."). It is read, booked and confirmed by text and email. Check the Calendar.
- Press Take over this conversation: automatic replies stop and you write in the same thread.
- Back on Leads, see the new averages. Change the lead's message or the Business pages and send another.
What is real and what is not
Real: the lead intake, the arithmetic of the price from the business pages, the calendar logic that offers two open times, reading which time the lead picked, the booking, the take over and every figure on the board.
Not real: sending and the model's writing. Messages land in the thread on screen and nowhere else. The web form and the lead's reply are buttons. The clock is fixed at Oct 13, 2026 and the first reply is stamped 42 seconds after arrival (a live model call takes longer); the reply on the main path is replayed from a recorded run, and the screen says so. No model is called here: anything not recorded uses the owner's standard template or a keyword rule. The business and the leads are invented.
Rather watch first? The 44 second recording is here.
You get your own private copy of the sample data. Other visitors never see what you type. Your copy is erased after a few hours, and Start over resets it at any time. Please do not type real client details.