Answers every call. Books every job. Never takes a day off.
The calls you can't take are the jobs you lose. Cora works every shift — so you're always the one who answers first.
From the first call to a booked job, Cora handles it.
Don't take a demo video's word for it. Cora is on the phone right now — call and hear her handle a real job, start to finish.
Most AI answers the phone. Cora books the job.
She knows your trade before the call ends
Cora is trained on your services and your service area — HVAC, plumbing, roofing, electrical, general contracting. She asks the questions a good dispatcher would ask, and books the job.
Hear her handle a call →She books onto your real calendar
Most AI takes a message and hands it back to you. Cora sees your real availability, offers real slots, and locks the job in before the customer hangs up — no callback, no double entry.
She answers as your shop — in a voice you pick.
Cora greets callers with your company name, knows your services and your rules, and speaks in a natural voice you choose during setup — Emma is one of the options. Customers hear your shop, not a call center.
Live in a day. Booking by tonight.
Keep the number you've always had. Forward it to Cora around the clock, or only when you can't pick up. Takes minutes.
Your services, service area, hours, and on-call rules. Cora is trained on your shop the same day — she won't quote work you haven't priced.
Every call answered, jobs booked into your calendar, and a text summary to you after each one. Emergencies escalate by your rules.
What Cora is — and what she isn't.
We'd rather you know exactly what you're buying.
One price. No contract.
Cora questions, answered.
I do a free, no-obligation review of how you show up online — your website, your Google visibility, and how calls and leads get handled today. Same review I'd run for a paying client, just to find where you're leaving jobs on the table.
You get a short, specific rundown: what's working, what's costing you jobs, and the two or three things I'd fix first. No obligation — if it's useful and you want to move, we talk; if not, the findings are yours to keep.
There's no one-size price, because you only pay for what you actually need — a website, the CRM, the AI receptionist, or the whole system. Most setups are a one-time build fee plus a simple monthly. Fastest way to a real number for your shop is a quick call — book a demo and I'll walk you through the plan that fits.
No. If your site's in decent shape, we build the systems around it — booking, CRM, AI chat — and sharpen what's there. If it's holding you back, we rebuild it. You start with what moves the needle, not a teardown.
Depends on the piece. The AI receptionist and chat start catching calls and leads the day they go live. A new website is usually live in a couple of weeks. Local SEO and Google visibility are the slow burn — figure 3 to 6 months to really move, because that's how search works. Anyone promising instant rankings is selling you something.
Most of what we do is month-to-month — no long lock-in. The one exception is the website: the build has a one-time setup fee, and if you'd rather spread that cost into a lower monthly, that option carries an initial term. Either way, the commitment, how to cancel, and who owns the site are all in writing before any work starts. $350/mo, $199/mo for founding contractors. See pricing →
Local home-service contractors across Maryland, DC, and Virginia — HVAC, plumbing, roofing, electrical, and general contractors. If you run the trucks and answer the phone — or wish you could answer more of it — you're who we build for.
That's fine — we're not here to replace them. We handle the system your business runs on: the website, the CRM, the booking, the AI that answers. Your marketing person keeps driving campaigns into it, and it'll actually capture what they send you. If anything, we make their work convert better.
Your next call could be a booked job.
Hear Cora answer live, then we'll get you set up — usually the same week. Keep your number. No contract.