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Hire a website that runs your front desk.

It answers your visitors' questions, works out who's serious, books them in and hands your team the details. Anything it can't handle goes to a person. You're using one right now.

Ask it anything, or paste your website address

Hi. You're talking to the website itself, not a person. Ask me about getting more leads, or paste your site's address and I'll take a look.

  • Learns your business in 48 hours
  • Hands every conversation to your team
  • Says so when it doesn't know

One inquiry, start to finish

What happens when someone asks.

Someone asks your business a question after hours. Watch what your website does with it, for them and for you.

  1. A customer asks a question after hours.
  2. Your website answers on the spot, from what you've told it about your hours, calendar and services.
  3. It takes their name, number, what they need and when.
  4. The right person on your team gets a text with the conversation attached.
  5. The contact, the request and the conversation are saved to your records.
  6. The visit goes on the calendar and the customer gets a confirmation straight away.
  7. A reminder is scheduled, with a nudge if they go quiet.
  8. On Friday you get a summary of how many asked, how many booked and what needs you.

Most websites are brochures. Yours could be a team member.

At 9:40 on a Tuesday night, someone lands on your homepage with one question, can't find the answer, and tries the next place on the list. Your analytics will show you they visited.

An Agentic Website is a website that works like a member of your team: it takes the first conversation with every visitor, answers them, works out who's serious, books them in, and hands your people the details.

A brochure A team member
Shows what you offer Books it
Waits for a form fill Starts the conversation
Closed when you are Takes the 9 PM question and passes it on
Everyone sees the same page Answers the question each visitor asked
They leave to compare three competitors They get their answer here, first
You find out they visited in your analytics You find out because they booked

The visitor who gets an answer becomes a customer. Everyone else is shopping your competitor.

Here's the job description.

Four things, done well, for every visitor who shows up.

Answers

Takes the question the visitor asked, about your business, in your words.

Works out who's serious

What they need, how soon, whether they're a fit, and the details you'd ask for.

Books them in

Puts the table, the appointment or the callback on the right calendar.

Hands off

Sends the right person the conversation and the details. Anything urgent, unusual or outside what you've approved goes to a human.

It works from what you approve, it says when it doesn't know, and you're still the boss.

What we do to keep it busy. The front desk is the hire. The rest is our job: we get you found when people ask Google and when they ask ChatGPT, follow up with the leads it hands over, look after your reviews, write the pages that answer what customers ask before they call, run your ad budget to a site that can take the call, and send the Friday note.

Hiring takes a week

Hired Monday. Taking questions Wednesday. First report Friday.

  1. Monday

    We set it up on your business

    Your services, your hours, your area, the way you talk to customers, and what to pass to a person.

  2. Wednesday

    It takes its first question

    You ask it. Then your front desk tries to trip it up. Then it goes live.

  3. Friday

    It tells you what it did

    The week's conversations, who booked, and what people asked that your site couldn't answer yet.

Your front desk, not a chat widget.

You've tried a chatbot. This is the other thing.

Knows your business

Your services, your hours and the way you talk to customers. Not a script, and not the internet's opinion.

Hands off to your team

Anything urgent or unusual goes to a person, with the conversation attached. It does intake. You do the quotes and the advice.

Try it before you hire it

You're using one now. If it impresses you, imagine one that knows your business.

Ready to make the hire?

You just used a website that does the job. Yours would know your business, your hours and the way you work, and it would take its first question the week it launches.

Set up in 48 hours. Based in Ontario. Serving all of Canada.