Pricing
Reviews that win the click, a website that answers back, and a phone that never goes to voicemail. Start with one, add the others when they earn their keep. Every price below is a starting point — we quote the exact number after one call.
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from $149 / mo
+ one-time setup from $197
For businesses that need more Google reviews and a real reply on every one.
Not included: Phone answering, website rebuilds, or paid ads
Start with reviewsfrom $197 / mo
+ one-time setup from $247
For businesses that pay for traffic and then watch chats and forms sit unanswered.
Not included: Phone AI or a full website redesign (can be added)
Add the chat botfrom $247 / mo
+ one-time setup from $347
For businesses that miss calls after hours, on jobs, or at lunch.
Not included: Cold outbound calling to purchased lists, or review management (add Reputation Engine)
Stop missing callsAlso available: Google Business Profile management from $297/mo and Social Media with Brand Voice from $247/mo. Both are listed line by line below.
Setup covers the build, your connections (Google, phone, website, calendar), writing everything in your voice, and a working call with you and whoever runs the front desk. Month to month after that.
Starting prices are for one location with a typical service menu. Multiple locations, heavy call volume, or unusual booking rules move the quote up — you will know the number before you sign anything.
Line by line
Each package comes in three tiers: Starter, Growth, and Pro. Setup is a one-time fee of about one month. Pay yearly and get 2 months free. These are floors, not ceilings — the final number depends on locations, volume, and how much we build.
The math
Not a projection of your results — just the arithmetic, so you can run it against your own average ticket before you get on a call with anyone.
At a $400 average ticket, one extra job a month more than covers Reputation Engine at $149. Most shops clear that on a single service call.
One after-hours call that books instead of hitting voicemail pays for the $247 overflow plan. Most people who reach voicemail call the next company on the list.
Roughly a fifth to a third of people asked will actually post a review. Fifty requests is not fifty reviews, and anyone promising otherwise is selling you something.
Straight answers
The build. We connect your Google profile, phone, website, and calendar, write every message and script in your voice, train the chat and voice agents on your services and service area, and test it on real traffic before it goes live. It is one-time — the monthly covers running and tuning it.
Yes, and most people should. Reputation Engine is the usual first step if your website is decent and you just look quiet on Google. Add the chat bot or receptionist when you can point to the leads you are losing.
No. Month to month after setup. Cancel any time and your reviews, contacts, and transcripts stay yours.
The AI Receptionist includes 300 minutes a month. Past that, minutes are passed through at cost with no markup. We text you before you get close, so there are no surprises.
Normal volume for your package is included. If you send a large win-back campaign to an old customer list, carrier fees for that send are passed through at cost, and we tell you the number first.
No. Flat monthly price. Every job the system books is yours.
Tell us where jobs are slipping — reviews, website, or phone — and we will tell you which package fixes it first, including if the answer is the smallest one.
