Hours back, every week
The repetitive majority of questions answer themselves — from your documents, in your tone, around the clock.
Meet Marie. She runs a nine-person heating and plumbing company — and until recently, she was also its receptionist, its quoting desk, and its after-hours answering service. This is her Tuesday, twice: once as it is, and once with an AI agent on staff.
Marie is a composite, not a client testimonial — but every task below is one small businesses actually bring us.
Two rings, mid-install. "Are you open Saturday?" The answer is on the website. Nobody reads the website.
A quote request lands in the inbox — a good one, a full bathroom renovation. By noon it has sunk under supplier emails.
"Can you resend my invoice?" Marie is on a roof. The invoice is in a folder on the office PC.
Kitchen table, cold dinner. Marie finally writes the quote she meant to send at half past ten.
None of this is the work she gets paid for. All of it steals from the work she does.
The website chat answers in two seconds, from her own opening hours: "Yes — Saturdays, 9 to 1. Want to book a slot?" The visit is on the calendar before the phone would have rung twice.
The bathroom-renovation request arrives. The agent reads it, pulls her price list, and drafts the quote. Marie reviews it at lunch — thirty seconds, one tap, sent.
"Can you resend my invoice?" The agent finds it in her billing system and resends it. Marie reads about it in the evening summary — if she reads that far.
Dinner is warm. The chatbot answered eleven questions today; two became booked jobs. The only items left on Marie's desk are the ones that needed her judgment.
Same company. Same phone number. The difference is who answers first.
The repetitive majority of questions answer themselves — from your documents, in your tone, around the clock.
Requests become drafts the moment they arrive. You review and send instead of starting from a blank page.
Evenings, weekends, holidays: the first response is instant, so the prospect never drifts to a competitor's site.
Grounded in your price list, FAQ, and policies — retrieval over your content, not generic chatbot guesses.
A branded chat on your website that answers customers from your own content — hours, prices, policies, availability.
A private assistant for your team over manuals, procedures, and price lists. New staff stop interrupting senior staff.
Wired into your calendar, CRM, or billing via API — it doesn't just answer, it acts. On rails, with limits you set.
RAG-backed — answers are retrieved from your content, not improvised. Runs on the same managed hosting as the rest of your site.
Packaged AI chatbot builds from CA$1,500 — from your content to a working assistant, typically in weeks, not months.
Prices in Canadian dollars (CAD). Taxes extra where applicable.