Weekly cleaning routes
Ava asks what you approved, then texts you. She does not invent a price.
Pool calls cluster when the weather turns. Ava asks weekly service or a one-time cleanup, roughly how the water looks, and whether equipment is making noise. Chemical dosing stays off the call.
Free 7-day trial, then $79, $149, or $299 a month. $0 setup.
Route techs cannot stop at every ring. Opening season and the first hot week produce a burst of “our pool is green” calls. The company that logs the address gets the route add.
Ava asks what you approved, then texts you. She does not invent a price.
Ava asks what you approved, then texts you. She does not invent a price.
Ava asks what you approved, then texts you. She does not invent a price.
Ava asks what you approved, then texts you. She does not invent a price.
Ava asks what you approved, then texts you. She does not invent a price.
Example, not a forecast: 5 missed calls in a week, you assume 1 in 3 would have become a first pool visit, and you put that job at $220. The arithmetic is about $1,589 a month (5 × (1/3) × 220 × 52 ÷ 12). Change the inputs on the missed-call calculator. This is not a promise and not an industry average. Weekly service after that is your retention, not a number we can promise.
Checkout is Stripe. After the trial, the plan you picked bills monthly. Included minutes reset each month. Overage uses the rate on the card.
For smaller shops that need affordable after-hours and overflow coverage.
For teams that live on inbound estimates and cannot miss after-hours calls.
For higher-volume shops that want a deeply configured front desk.
No. She should not give chemical instructions.
Ask her to mark the text as repair or route so the right person calls back.
No. The handoff is a text and email lead to the contacts you put on the setup form.
The sample call is a landscaping estimate. The live demo is in the browser. Checkout opens Stripe for the plan you pick. Starter is $79 a month after the trial.