For UK trades: missed calls get a text back within seconds, the chat on your website asks what the job is, and quotes get chased while you’re working. It runs on the number and the website you’ve already got.
From £99 a month. Rolling monthly, cancel any time.
Want a better website too? I build those as well.
You can’t get to it, and if nobody answers they ring the next number on the list. Nine seconds later they’ve had a text in your name asking what the job is. By the time you’re back on the ground, they’ve told you.
How missed calls get answered →They found you on Google and they’re giving your site about fifteen seconds on their phone. If they don’t fancy ringing, the chat on your site asks what the job is instead. And if the site itself is what’s putting them off, I build those too, like the one you’re scrolling now.
See how I build websites →You priced a job on Monday and heard nothing back. You meant to chase it. They get a friendly text after three days and another after a week, and it stops the moment they reply.
How the follow-up works →It’s too late to ring, so normally they’d close the tab and forget. Instead the chat on your site asks a few questions they answer with a tap, takes a photo or two, and tells them you’ll be back to them at 8. It’s a warm one, so it goes to your email and leaves your phone alone.
Try the chat on your own site →After hours only an emergency gets through, and you decide what counts as one.
Everything from yesterday, already asked about and sorted by how keen they are. You know who to ring first before you’ve had a brew.
Morning. Here’s yesterday:
Everything in that day runs on the Ralphio System, using the number and website you’ve already got. If you only want the chat on your site, start there and add the rest once it’s paying for itself.
It texts your customers in your name and books visits into your diary, so I need to know how you work before I set it up. Fifteen minutes on the phone, or on Google Meet if you’d like to see it on screen. I’ll have looked at your website and how your phone’s set up before we speak, and if it won’t pay for itself, I’ll say so.
JP RalphLondon, working UK wide
