For trades & home services
The job's not done until you've asked for the review.
Sent automatically after a job closes out, while the customer's still happy, instead of relying on someone remembering to ask.
(If we can't identify opportunities to save your team at least 10 hours per week, we'll waive the $1,500 assessment fee.)
The problem
No one circles back after the job - repeat business and reviews left on the table.
The job's done, the invoice is paid, and nobody ever asks how it went or whether they need anything else. That relationship just ends.
What the follow-up system actually does
Follows up right after the job closes
While the work is still fresh and the customer's still happy with it.
Asks for the review at the right moment
Not weeks later when the details are fuzzy and the motivation's gone.
Checks in for repeat and seasonal work
Filter changes, tune-ups, inspections - reminders that turn into rebooked jobs.
Flags unhappy customers before they post a bad review
So you get the chance to fix it first.
Customer Follow-Up & Reviews
4 quick wins live
We mapped the practice and handed back four quick wins live in week one for under $130/month, plus the one growth lever that funds the rest.
Pricing
Sized for a trades business, not a $10M company.
Start with the $1,500 AI Opportunity Assessment. From there, most trades businesses add AI Operations (from $1,500/month) to keep things running, or a new AI Implementation project (from $3,000) to build the next workflow.
Questions
Will this feel spammy to customers? +
No - it's timed to one moment right after the job, not a drip campaign. Most customers expect to hear from you then anyway.
Can it target specific review sites? +
Yes - Google, Facebook, or wherever you actually want reviews landing.
What about customers who had a bad experience? +
Negative feedback routes to you privately first, so you have a chance to make it right before anything goes public.
Does it handle seasonal reminders too? +
Yes - tune-ups, filter changes, and inspection reminders can run on the same system.