Toronto · Ontario & the United States
We put AI to work in every part of your company.
Answering the phone is one of them. So is chasing the enquiry that went quiet, publishing what your customers are actually searching for, noticing when the website breaks, and telling you at the end of the month what all of it earned. Each one runs as its own department, connected to accounts you own.
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assistantHi, you've reached Bright Cleaning. I'm an automated assistant, not a person. This call is recorded so we have an accurate note of what you need. You can ask for a person at any time.
callerI need a deep clean before I move out. Three bedrooms.
assistantI can get that booked in. What's the address, and which day suits you?
caller142 Argyle, Friday if you have it.
assistantFriday it is. A person will confirm the price before anything is agreed.
What happened
- Call answered02:47
- Details captured3 bed · move-out
- Booking createdFri, 09:00
- Confirmation sentto the caller
- Added to your reportafter-hours
A person confirms the price before it reaches the customer. The assistant captures the job, never commits to a number.
An illustration of a real call flow, not live data
The assistant is real though. It answers our own phone under our own name, and is the same thing we build for a client. Speak to it here, or type at it in the corner of any page.
After the call
Answering is the easy part.
Anyone can pick up a phone. What decides whether the call was worth anything is the four minutes after it, and that is the part almost nobody sells you.
- 7:15pm
It lands in one place
The job, the address, the date and the number, written to a single ledger rather than split across a calendar, an inbox and a note on the van dashboard.
01 of 4 - 7:15pm
It gets sorted, not stacked
An existing customer with a problem goes straight to you. An estimate is captured. Somebody selling you marketing is ended politely and never becomes a message you have to listen to.
02 of 4 - Thursday
It comes back to the customer
A confirmation when it is booked and a reminder before it happens, so a job you won is a job that actually turns up.
03 of 4 - End of month
It can be counted
One line in a report in your units: answered after hours, booked, what it cost, and what could not be measured this period and why. Never a zero standing in for we do not know.
04 of 4
That is one department, on one evening. There are six of them, and you can buy one.
Free · no account · 20 seconds
Borrow a department for two minutes.
This is Site Care, the department that watches your website. It runs the same checks on your site that it runs every day for the businesses paying for it.
Point it at your address and read what it finds. No email, no account, and you keep the findings whatever you decide.
What it checks
- Whether the site answers at all
- Whether it works on a phone
- Whether AI assistants can describe your business
- Whether anyone can actually contact you
- How fast Google says it is
Six departments
Six departments. Start with one.
Each one is work your company is doing badly or not at all, usually because nobody has the hours. Start with whichever is costing you most, add the next once it is paying for itself. A business of fifteen people ends up running like one of fifty.
Communications
Available nowThe receptionist
Your phone gets answered, day or night. Bookings taken, messages captured, nothing lost.
$2,500 setup · $450 / mo
Read moreSite Care
Opening soonThe webmaster
Someone is watching the site: uptime, speed, and the contact form that silently broke three weeks ago.
$450 takeover setup · $195 / mo
Read moreSales
Opening soonThe follow-up rep
Enquiries get a reply in minutes, quotes get drafted, follow-up actually happens.
$1,800 setup · $350 / mo
Read morePresence and reputation
Opening soonThe one who chases reviews
Your Google profile stays right, reviews get asked for and answered, listings stay consistent.
$1,200 setup · $250 / mo
Read moreContent and visibility
Opening soonThe marketing coordinator
You get found, in search and increasingly in AI answers. Content that is actually about your business.
$1,800 setup · $650 / mo
Read moreAdmin and internal ops
Opening soonThe office manager
Onboarding, support answers, and your staff being able to ask the business a question.
$1,200 setup · $250 / mo
Read moreWhy they never contradict each other
One brain, not one bot per job.
Most AI tools give you a chatbot per problem. Each one has its own idea of your business, each drifts, and within a month they are telling customers three different things about your opening hours.
While we build your website we capture one structured record: what you do, your hours, your area, your prices, what may and may not be said on your behalf, who to escalate to. Every agent reads from that and nothing else.
Fix a fact once and it is fixed everywhere, because there is only one place the facts live.
Read by all six
Your hours change once. The phone agent, the content, the listing and the report all change with it.
Two more, included in everything
- The Lead Ledger
- Every enquiry from every source in one place: the call, the web chat, the form, the email. Most businesses your size do not run a CRM, so we do not assume one. Where you do have one, we sync to it.
- The Value Report
- What the departments actually did, monthly, in your units.
Why not the $99 tool
Three differences that matter.
Done for you
Not software you configure.
The platforms selling this for ninety-nine a month hand you a console and wish you luck. A department arrives already built, already connected, already knowing your business. You are buying a result, not a tool and a weekend.
You own every account
Revoke it and everything stops.
Your phone number, your calendar, your CRM, your Google accounts, your model providers. All in your name, all billed to your card. We hold a permission you can cancel from your own settings without asking us, and we never hold a token. Leaving costs you nothing, which is the point.
Compliance in code
Not a promise in a deck.
The disclosure a voice agent reads is built in the codebase and cannot be edited away per client. Every outbound action passes a gate that blocks by default. No binding prices, no clinical answers, no legal opinions, and the agent hands to a person instead of guessing.
The guarantee
We guarantee the agent follows its rules. Not your results.
Every agent is tested against a written suite before it goes live and again after every model update. If one fails that suite and we cannot restore it within ten business days, you can leave immediately and that month is refunded.
That includes Fons, the assistant that will answer our own phone. We run everything on ourselves before we run it on you.
What we will never promise is a number of bookings, a ranking, or a revenue figure. Those depend on your market, your prices and your competitors, none of which we control.
An agency that guarantees outcomes is writing a cheque a slow quarter will cash. We would rather promise something we can actually be held to.
Before any of that
Your website is probably broken in a way nobody has noticed.
Not ugly. Broken: a form that stopped delivering in the spring, six seconds to load on a phone, a menu no assistant can read. We will check yours for nothing and tell you plainly, including if the answer is that it is fine. Agents run on top of a website, so it has to be worth running on.
Which part of your week would you hand over first?
Thirty minutes. We will tell you which one is costing you the most and roughly what it is worth fixing, whether or not you hire us.