Signing up for something new always comes with questions, ad spend, contracts, how fast it actually works, whether it fits your trade. We put together the ones people ask most before they commit. If you don’t see yours here, just reach out and we’ll get you a straight answer.
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It’s kept on a short leash on purpose, and it only knows your business. Ask it who the prime minister is and it’ll politely get back to your gutters. It doesn’t invent prices, doesn’t promise you’ll be there Saturday, and doesn’t try to calm down an angry person. All three stop cold and land as a text on your phone.
Around $30 a day to start, roughly $900 a month. Less than that and there’s not enough data to improve anything. You pay Meta directly and you can change it whenever you want.
Anyone who answers that before seeing your numbers is making it up. On your setup call we work backwards from what one job is worth to you, and then we’ll both know whether this is worth doing.
Yes, one. It’s where your leads, conversations and bookings live, and it’s what buzzes when a job gets booked. It’s the only thing you have to install and it takes about a minute. Your customers never see it, they’re just messaging your business page like normal.
Nope. The whole thing happens in the conversation. Already have a site? Keep it, this runs alongside. And if somebody’s trying to sell you a $6,000 rebuild before they’ll run your ads, that’s a them problem.
We do. Copy, creative, targeting, all of it. You approve it before it goes live and then you never think about it again.
Tell us. Lead quality is a targeting and qualifying problem, and both are ours to fix. That’s what the monthly is paying for.
No. Month to month, cancel whenever. You keep your conversations and your contact list on the way out, because they were always yours.
Ads are running inside 7 to 10 days. Most of that is training the AI properly, which is the part worth not rushing.
One session, one form, two short calls. After that, showing up to the jobs it books. That part’s still you, and honestly that part should be you.