Every lead your marketing earns, worked to a booking.

You do, without qualification. We never contact, market to, or solicit your clients, during the partnership or after it ends, and that is in the partner agreement rather than only on this page.

Nothing goes dark. Everything runs in your accounts: the numbers, the CRM, the automations, the SMS Employee and the Voice Employee. Remove our access and it all keeps running exactly as it did the day before. That is the honest answer, and it is why the offer is built this way rather than as white-label.

No, and that is deliberate. A white-label AI receptionist is another company's platform with your logo on it: the numbers, the automations and often the client data live in the vendor's system, and they go dark if the vendor does. We build the AI receptionist and the AI SMS agent inside your own CRM and phone accounts instead. No “powered by”, no wholesale rate, no lock-in, and everything keeps running if you remove our access.

The ones agencies actually run for local service clients. Tell us yours on the application; if it is one we build in every week, the setup is at list. If it is one we have not built in before, we scope it first and quote before anything starts.

Direct customers rent an employee on our infrastructure and own nothing when they leave. You get a follow-up system built as native automations in your CRM, which you keep, plus both employees in accounts you hold. Different purchase, different price.

The demo takes a weekend. Then it is twenty-five to thirty hours per client, carrier registration that gets rejected for wording, deliverability that fails silently, prompts that drift three months in, models that get deprecated, and call-recording and do-not-call rules that land on whoever built it. That is a telephony operations company, and running one badly next to a marketing agency is worse than running one well.

Out of the box, a built-in bot is generic: no shared memory across text and phone, no cadence that adapts to what the lead actually said, no outbound calls in the follow-up, nobody reading the conversations, and you still configure and maintain it. What we build is trained per business, works the lead for thirty days on both channels, and comes with the people who keep it sharp.

Yes to both, and most partners do. Setup at list for the first three clients; the tiers start at your fourth. Add the Voice Employee later at the upgrade rate, and the cadence gains its call steps the day it goes live.

Yours. Numbers sit in your telephony account, carrier registration is filed in your client's name, and we do the filing. Nothing routes through our accounts, so deliverability, number ownership and the compliance record all sit where they should: with the business that is sending.

Prior express consent, every time. An imported list is not consent. We run reactivation only against contacts who inquired or bought, with opt-out on every message, and we register each campaign for the use case it really runs. We will not set up a campaign that puts your client's number at risk of being filtered.

One to three weeks from brief to live, both employees included. The range comes from carrier approval on the SMS side, which we file on day one and cannot hurry. From your fourth client the template makes it quicker. The go-live half of the setup is not billed until it is live and you have signed off.

Both employees quote only from the pricing rules in the brief, say so and escalate when they do not know, and cannot authorize a discount or commit to anything you have not approved. Every call is recorded and every thread stored, so a dispute is a question of fact rather than memory. The partner agreement sets out where liability sits in the cases that remain.

Yes. Introduce the client, we take it from there, and you receive 15% of what they pay, recurring. Some agencies start there and move to building once the first client renews.