Somebody was on your website at 9:14 last night.
They had one question. They left.

There's a monthly and we put it in the headline, next to the install price, on purpose. The install is $500 today (normally $2,000). Then she's $69.99/mo for one location — normally $89.99 — for your whole first year. Multi-location is $129.99/mo, and high-volume or custom builds start at $499/mo. Month-to-month, cancel anytime. That's the entire price list. Nothing else gets invoiced.

Yes, and it's cheaper. One location is $55/mo if you pay the twelve months up front — $660 for the year instead of $839.88, so you keep another $179.88. Multi-location is $99/mo prepaid, $1,188 for the year instead of $1,559.88. Business builds start at $399/mo prepaid, from $4,788. It's optional — it buys you the lower rate and locks your founding year in one payment. Prepaying doesn't lock you in with us either; if you leave early we refund the months you haven't used.

Your founding rate covers your full first twelve months. After that it renews at the standard rate — $89.99 for one location, $179.99 multi-location — and we tell you a month before that happens, not after. We'd rather write that on the page than have you find it on an invoice. It stays month-to-month the whole time, so if it isn't earning its keep you leave. Being one of the first fifty is what gets you the $500 install and the first year under list price.

Because we want fifty local businesses running this and willing to say so. That's the honest reason — we're buying references and case studies in our own backyard, and it's cheaper than advertising. After fifty, the install goes back to $2,000. There's no countdown clock on this page and no fake number; when it's done, we'll take the offer down.

She really speaks it. It's the same agent with the same approved knowledge, answering natively in whichever language the customer uses — including switching mid-conversation, which is how people here actually talk. There's no flag to click and no "para español oprima dos." Go listen to Dalia on the McAllen industrial site; Mexican companies open in Spanish and never have to switch.

She answers from a knowledge base we write and you approve, word for word, before she's live. When she doesn't know something, she says she doesn't know and gets you the person's name and number instead — which is the outcome you wanted anyway. She's not a chatbot guessing off your website. Prices you don't publish, she doesn't quote.

Days, not months. The honest answer is that it depends on how fast you turn around the approval step — we can't put her live until you've read what she's allowed to say. And we back it: if she isn't up and answering within 30 days of kickoff, you don't pay the install.

Almost certainly. It's one line of code — WordPress, Shopify, Wix, Squarespace, GoDaddy, or something a nephew built in 2019. If your site is so old we genuinely can't install on it, we'll tell you on the call instead of taking your money, and we'll quote you the website separately.

You do. Every lead goes straight to you — your email, your phone, or your CRM — as it happens. The conversations are your business's data. If you ever leave, we hand it over and we don't keep marketing to your customers. We're not building a list off your traffic.

Then she gets them to you fast — that's the job. She's not there to keep people away from you, she's there so nobody leaves without being answered. Most of what comes in at 9pm is hours, pricing, "do you do this," and "can you come out Tuesday." She handles those, and hands you the ones that are worth your time.

No. Month-to-month on the monthly, and the install is a one-time fee. Cancel whenever you want. We'd rather keep you because she's making you money than because you signed something.