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Your review engine, built and run
We load your entire past customer list and invite every one of them properly — your name, your face, your words, not a bare link. Then it keeps running on every job you finish. We chase the ones who don't reply, and you tell us who to leave alone before we send a thing.
Your first 25 are free
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Your reviews answered for you
Every review that comes in gets a proper reply, written in your voice, within the day. Your best ones get put back out where customers see them. It's one of the things Google actually looks at — and almost no trade does it.
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Your Google listing, worked on every month
Set up for the searches people really type, in every town you cover. Photos, posts, services and hours kept current. We watch for rivals tampering with your listing and get it corrected.
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A site of your own, not a template
Twenty pages — one for every job you do and every town you cover, written so Google and the AI assistants can read exactly what you take on. Your best reviews pulled straight onto it. Hosting, security and updates all handled. The going rate for a site built like this is three grand, and most firms pay it once and never touch it again.
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Missed calls answered in seconds
You're up a ladder, you can't pick up. Right now that customer rings the next firm. We give you a number that texts them back automatically the moment you miss them — so the job's still yours when you climb down.
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Automatic follow-up on every enquiry
Someone fills in your form at 9pm and gets an answer straight away, not the next morning. Every enquiry lands on your phone the second it arrives, with the follow-up already written and sent for you.
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Everything in one place on your phone
Calls, texts, enquiries and reviews all land in one app. Reply to any of it from a van, a roof or the sofa. You're not checking four different places and you're not learning anything new.
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Every Monday you know what your money bought
Where you rank in every town you work. How many reviews came in. How many people rang, how many filled the form, and which of them turned into paid work. Two minutes to read, over a brew, before the first job.