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Stage 00 · Pre-flight check
Find your drag.
Free. 30 minutes.
Answer a few questions and see your estimate right away. Then we get on a call, look at how your business really runs, and send you your top three opportunities in writing.
Pre-flight check
Four quick questions.
About two minutes. Your estimate updates as you answer.
What happens next
From form to flight plan.
You send your summary
Two minutes, the four questions above.
We set a time
We reply with times that suit you.
The 30-minute call
We walk through how calls, leads and paperwork really move.
Your top three, in writing
Each with hours and dollars. You decide what's next.
What you get
A one-page flight plan.
Short, specific and yours to keep, whether or not you work with us.
After-hours calls go to voicemail
AI receptionist that books jobs and flags emergencies
Quotes sent, never followed up
Personal follow-ups on day 2, 5 and 10
Supplier invoices typed by hand
Invoices read and entered into QuickBooks for approval
Suggested start: Quick-Win Pilot on opportunity 01. Audit fee credited if you continue.
On the call
What we'll ask.
No preparation needed. If you have your phone and CRM reports handy, even better.
- How customers reach you. Calls, forms, texts, marketplaces.
- What happens after hours. Who answers, and what the caller hears.
- Where time goes. Invoices, scheduling, the same questions again and again.
- The tools you use. Scheduling, CRM, accounting, email.
- What a good month looks like. So we measure the right thing.
Pre-flight questions
Before you book.
Is it really free?
Yes. The call and the written top three are free, with no obligation. If you then want the full AI Readiness Audit, its fee is credited toward your pilot.
Who will I talk to?
One of the founders, not a sales script. Someone who can tell you on the spot whether a system is realistic for your business.
What if AI isn't a good fit for us?
Then we'll say so. Sometimes the best fix is a better phone setup or a simple form, and we'll tell you that too.
Do I need to share passwords or data?
No. The call is a conversation. We only ask for access later, if you decide to start a pilot, and always in writing.