In a Phoenix July, every unanswered ring is a family calling your competitor from a hot house. The AI Front Desk answers all of them, books by urgency, and works the quotes and maintenance renewals your office never gets to. From $750/mo flat.
Your numbers, not ours. Drag them to your reality. Then remember the front desk that stops the leak costs $750/mo flat.
Answering the phone is the front door. The system behind it runs the rest of the job, so nothing leaks between "hello" and "paid."
Heat waves double your call volume overnight. The AI answers call 1 and call 41 with the same patience, and triages by urgency and vulnerability.
No-cool emergencies, tune-ups and quote visits each land in the right slot type, so your dispatcher stops playing air-traffic control.
A $9,000 system quote deserves more than hope. Day 2, 5 and 9 follow-ups keep you in the running while the homeowner shops.
The review ask lands while the house is newly cold. That's when five stars are easiest to give.
Maintenance-plan renewals and open invoices get automatic, friendly persistence, so recurring revenue actually recurs.
Calls by type, bookings, open replacement quotes, plan renewals due. One summary, every Monday, before the trucks roll.
Not software to learn. Things that show up: booked work, five-star reviews, and a Monday number that tells the truth. From $750/mo flat, and you own the system.
Callers land on your schedule qualified, confirmed and reminded. No phone tag.
“Our AC died on a 111 degree Saturday. They answered at 5 PM, had a tech out by 7, and grandma slept cold that night.”
The ask goes out at the happiest moment, every time. Stars compound into rankings. Example shown.
What happened, what's stuck, what got paid. Numbers shown are illustrative.

The week your phone melts is the week you staff phones worst, because every tech is on a roof. The surge gets answered now, and the overflow becomes booked jobs instead of Google reviews about unreturned calls.
Replacement buyers get three bids and forget which company was which. Structured follow-up with financing info attached is usually the difference between second place and the sale.
Plans lapse because renewal calls never get made. Automatic renewal outreach keeps the recurring base growing while you sleep.
Spring and fall calls are fewer and cheaper to win. Every single one gets answered and every tune-up caller hears the plan pitch, so summer starts with a fuller book.
| What you get | GGS | Answering service | Hiring | PM-software add-ons (ServiceTitan etc.) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| One flat monthly price | Yes. $750, no per-call meters | Metered minutes, overage fees | Salary + taxes + benefits | Per-seat platform fees stack up |
| Answers 24/7, holidays too | Yes | Usually, on higher plans | One shift, then voicemail | Add-on modules, extra cost |
| Books straight into your calendar | Yes | Message-taking on base plans | Yes | Yes, inside their platform |
| Chases quotes that went quiet | Yes, automatic day 2 / 5 / 9 | No | When there is time | Follow-up cadences you must build |
| Asks every happy customer for a review | Yes, automatic | No | Rarely | Configurable, usually never configured |
| Nudges unpaid invoices | Yes, automatic | No | Awkward, so it slips | Built-in, needs constant tending |
| Tells you how the week went | Yes, Monday numbers | No | No | Dashboards behind another login |
| You own the system | Yes, built on your accounts | No, you rent a seat | Knowledge walks out the door | Locked to their ecosystem |
Competitor columns describe typical published plans in each category. Every business is different: bring your numbers to the fit call.
Book a 30-minute fit call and we'll map what answering 100% of your calls, and working every lead after, would mean for your business. You keep the plan either way.
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No. $750/mo flat is the whole point: the July surge that would swamp an answering-service bill costs you nothing extra here.
Yes. Your triage rules decide what jumps the line, including flags for elderly or medically vulnerable households, and what books as routine.
No, it feeds it. Calls become booked jobs and logged customers inside the system your dispatch already lives in.
It pitches the plan to every tune-up caller with your pricing and terms, signs them up, and later nudges renewals. Most offices simply never have time to do this consistently.
Nights and weekends are included, always. After-hours emergencies follow your on-call escalation; everything else books into tomorrow's board.
About two weeks. If you're reading this in May, that's still before the first 110° week.
You do. It's built on accounts in your company's name, so the number, the automations and the customer data stay yours, working, even after we're gone.
Month-to-month. First 30 days carry a money-back guarantee capped at one month's fee.