Based in Kent, building for plumbers, electricians, roofers, builders and landscapers across the city of Canterbury and the villages around it.
Canterbury work covers the old properties in and around the city walls, student lets and villages like Sturry, Bridge and Chartham: boiler breakdowns, blocked drains, rewires, roof repairs and landlord call-outs. When something goes wrong, the customer types "emergency electrician Canterbury" into their phone and rings whoever answers first. When they search that at 9pm and you're on a job, the system answers.

to answer an enquiry, against a 5+ hour industry average
more likely to qualify a lead responding inside 5 minutes
lost yearly by the average service business through slow response
of sales happen after 5+ follow-ups. Most businesses stop at 2.
Seven tools that would normally mean seven logins and seven invoices. Built as one system for Canterbury trades, for one monthly price.
A proper website built for your trade, so when a landlord in Wincheap or a homeowner in Bridge searches for what you do, they find you and not the business down the road. Built to turn visitors into enquiries, not to win design awards.
Most trade websites are either ten years old or don't exist. Customers check you out online before they ring. If there's nothing there, or what's there looks half-finished, they ring someone else.
See how it worksA simple form on your site where Canterbury customers pick the job and send you the details. A landlord fills it in between tenancies at 10pm, you wake up to a qualified job waiting for you.
Plenty of customers won't ring. They want to sort things out online, in their own time, without a phone call. If your site can't take a job request, those jobs go to a business whose site can.
See how it worksYou're in a loft in Sturry or halfway through a job inside the city walls. The phone rings out. Instead of that customer ringing your competitor, they get an instant text from you asking what they need. The job stays alive until you're free.
A missed call is usually a lost job. Most customers ring the next number on the list within minutes. You never even know what you lost, because they don't leave a voicemail. They just move on.
See how it worksLetting agents email, students message on Instagram, homeowners in Chartham text. Every one of them lands in a single inbox on your phone. No more checking five apps, no more finding a three-day-old enquiry sat in Messenger.
Enquiries come from everywhere now: texts, WhatsApp, Facebook, Instagram, your website. Each one is another app to check. The ones you forget to check are where jobs go to die.
See how it worksWhen a Canterbury enquiry comes in and you're busy, the AI replies in seconds, asks the right questions and books the job straight into your calendar. You just turn up.
Answering the same questions forty times a week is a job in itself. And the enquiries that come in while you're working or sleeping are the ones that go cold. The average business takes over 5 hours to respond. By then the customer has hired someone else.
See how it worksAfter every finished job the customer gets a polite, well-timed request to leave a review, with a follow-up nudge if they forget. Landlords and letting agents tend to read reviews before they ring, and the requests go out while you work.
Happy customers rarely leave reviews on their own. Unhappy ones always do. Asking face to face feels awkward, so most businesses never ask, and their Google profile stays thin while competitors stack up stars.
See how it worksEvery booking gets confirmed by text and reminded before the appointment. Handy when the tenant, not the landlord, has to let you in: anyone who needs to move a job can say so in advance.
A no-show costs you the slot, the fuel and the job you turned down to be there. Most no-shows aren't rude customers, they're forgetful ones. A reminder the day before fixes most of it.
See how it worksThe text your customer gets after a missed call, and the one inbox every message lands in.


Three steps. Two short calls. No homework beyond one form.
20 minutes
A straight conversation, not a pitch marathon. You tell us how enquiries reach you now and where jobs slip through. We show you the system working live and tell you honestly if it's not a fit.
7 to 10 days
You fill in one onboarding form about your business. We build your site, connect your number, train the AI on your services and prices and wire up the reminders and review requests. You keep working.
25 minutes
We walk you through the one app you need on your phone, send a test enquiry through so you watch it get answered and booked, then hand you the keys. From that day it works around the clock.
Start where it makes sense for your business and upgrade whenever you're ready. Cancel any time.
£99 /month
Or £799 a year, save £389
Gets you found on Google and gets the job through the door.
Smart website, so you show up in Google
Online job request form
Missed call text back
AI chat that books jobs itself
Reviews on autopilot
Database reactivation campaign
£199 /month
Or £1,600 a year, save £788
Everything in Basic, plus this is where it starts running itself.
Everything in Basic
Missed call text back
One inbox for every platform
AI chat that replies and books jobs itself, day or night
Automatic reminders to cut no-shows
Reviews on autopilot
Database reactivation for jobs and reviews, free (worth £500)
Still unsure? Book a quick call first. Twenty minutes, no pressure.
No. We're Kent based and work with trades across the UK. Canterbury firms get the same system, and we can meet in person if that helps.
Yes. Agents and landlords can send a job request online with the details, and the person who booked gets a confirmation and a reminder, so access is sorted before you set off.
Yes. Sturry, Bridge, Chartham and Blean can each be covered alongside the city, so the site matches where you actually work.
7 to 10 days from the onboarding form. No setup fee, no contract, cancel any time.
Real messages from past clients.


Twenty minutes, no pressure. If it's not right for your business we'll tell you on the call.