Done-for-you AI agent buildouts and systems
Rent our proven AI revenue engine.
We install it and manage it for you, completely done for you. You don't build anything, you don't learn a platform, and you don't hire for it. The engine is already proven. You just point it at your business.
- We build it
- We manage it
- You own the client
- Live in weeks
Opens the chat. Two questions about the business and we'll put a time in the diary.
Built on
Assistable
8,000+ agencies, franchises and local operators already running on Assistable, sitting on top of GoHighLevel. We didn't invent an engine for you to test. You're renting infrastructure that is already carrying other people's revenue.
The problem
Missed calls are lost revenue.
Voicemail, hold music, and a form that emails someone on Monday are not answers. An unanswered call is usually the end of the lead, not a pause in it.
The enquiries do not arrive between nine and five. They arrive on the way home, after dinner, and on Sunday morning.
Of every day nobody is at the desk. The enquiries arrive anyway, and the good ones arrive then.
Most callers don't try twice. They ring whoever picks up first, and that is the whole competition.
What a message on an answerphone books while you're up a ladder or under a bonnet.
Plus a rota, holiday cover, training, and someone who still goes home at five.
What it actually does
Nobody was at the desk for any of these.
A day on the phones, then one of those calls in full. Every conversation is recorded like this, so you can read exactly what was said and what it did about it.
- 07:12Inbound callBefore anyone opened upBooked
- 12:40Web chatPriced, service area checkedQualified
- 17:55Inbound callEngineer already on a jobBooked
- 19:42Inbound callBoiler out, emergency calloutBooked
- 21:08Quote from MarchChased without being askedRecovered
- 23:17Inbound callWould have gone to voicemailBooked
- Caller
Do you do emergency callouts? My boiler's gone out.
- Agent
We do. I can get an engineer to you first thing tomorrow, or tonight at the out-of-hours rate. Which would you rather?
- Caller
Tomorrow morning's fine, I'm not paying a night rate.
- Agent
Understood. Eight o'clock is free. Can I take the postcode?
- Caller
SW4 7DR.
- Agent
Booked for eight tomorrow. I'll send a confirmation with the engineer's name on it.
- Caller
Perfect, thanks.
That call happens whether or not anyone is there to take it. The only question is who answers it.
The agents
A digital front desk that never clocks off
Answering, booking, following up, reactivating the old list, qualifying before it reaches your diary. Built to fit the business rather than shipped as a template.
What we build
The agent, and everything around it
An agent on its own is voicemail with better manners. Here is that 19:42 call in full, including the twelve hours the caller never hears.
Example · the boiler call, all the way through
- 19:42:11Answered on the second ring, in your voice
- 19:43:59Wednesday 08:00 agreed, postcode taken, call ends
Most builds stop on this line. The caller has been told eight tomorrow. Nothing else in the business knows yet.
- 19:44:03Slot held, checked against the engineer already out that night
- 19:44:07Confirmation sent with the engineer's name on it
- 19:44:08Job created, address and fault attached
- 21:00Reminder out the night before
- Wed 08:04Engineer on the doorstep
Two lines were the agent. The other five are the half most people skip, and the half that pays. Every line is kept, so faults get traced, not argued about.
Build or rent
You can build one. It'll cost you customers to learn.
Every edge case has to be found by somebody. The only question is whether it gets found on our time or on yours, by a customer who wanted to book.
Example · the same faults, found by different people
Before you startYou start here
Build it yourselfMonths of learning, paid for with live customers. Goes live: no date
Rent oursWe install it, we manage it, and when it breaks it's ours. Goes live: week three
The marks are faults: a bad line, half a postcode, a price you don't give. Same faults on both rows. On the top one, your customer finds them. Underneath, they were found before your build existed.
The prototype
- You learn the platform firstPrompt structure, knowledge bases, timing settings. Weeks before you know what you don't know.
- You hire for it, or you do it at nightBadly, tired, alongside actually running the business.
- You own every failureWhen it breaks at seven on a Sunday, that's your evening.
The production line
- We install itMapped to your business, wired to your numbers and the calendar you already use.
- We manage itWhen something breaks it's our problem, usually fixed before you notice.
- Nobody to hireNo salary, no rota, no single person who might leave with the knowledge.
Fifteen minutes on a call is cheaper than a quarter spent finding this out yourself.
Who this is for
Built for operators who want to stay lean
If enquiries are getting missed because nobody can get to the phone, the usual fix is a person on a salary. This is the other one: a system that already works, handed over running, with nobody to hire.
How it works
It starts with one message.
After that it is our problem. Here is what happens behind it while you carry on running the business.
"Hey, can you build a bot for me? We're missing calls every evening and I'm losing jobs to whoever picks up first."
- Week 1 We map the businessWhat you sell, what you refuse, what it costs, who it goes to and when. Dave answers questions. That is his entire job here.
- Week 1 We write the agentPrompt in blocks, knowledge base built from the map, named exits, timing set so it does not sound like a machine.
- Week 2 We wire it inHis numbers, his calendar, his pipeline. Follow-up sequences. Handoff to a human with the context attached.
- Week 2 We break it on purposeRun against the awkward calls: bad line, half a postcode, someone who wants a price we do not give. Fix, repeat, until the answers hold.
- Week 3 It goes live, and we stay on itEvery call logged. When something goes wrong we see it before Dave does, and it is still our problem afterwards.
Before you ask
The questions everybody asks first
If the answer you need isn't here, it's a two minute conversation in the chat.
What does it cost?
It depends on what the business needs, so we scope it before we quote it. You get the number on the call, in full, before anything starts.
How long until it's live?
Weeks, not quarters. We give you the actual date once we've seen how the business runs, rather than guessing at it now.
Do I need to understand any of this?
No. That is the entire point of renting it instead of building it. You never open the platform if you don't want to.
My business is a bit unusual. Will it work?
We map the business before we write a word of the agent. The map is the build, which is why odd opening hours, strange pricing and awkward exceptions are fine.
Who owns the customer relationship?
You do, always. If you're running this for your own clients, we stay behind your brand and they never see us.
What happens when it gets something wrong?
We're watching it, and every conversation is logged, so a fault gets traced to the layer that caused it and fixed. Usually before you hear about it.
Tell us what the business does.
We'll tell you which agents it needs, what the buildout involves, and what it costs, before you commit to anything.
- The business mapped, properly, before a word is written
- Voice and chat agents built, tested and broken on purpose
- Wired into your numbers, your calendar and your pipeline
- Follow-up, routing and handoff running from day one
- Every conversation logged, and managed after launch rather than handed over
Opens the chat. No obligation, and no platform for you to learn either way.
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