Leads sitting in your voicemail.
By the time you call back, they've hired whoever answered first.
For small local service businesses
I set up simple automations that handle the busywork for you. Missed calls get a text back, invoices go out on their own, and unpaid ones get a friendly reminder. You only hear about it when something needs you.
Sound familiar?
By the time you call back, they've hired whoever answered first.
Or in a notebook in the truck. Some never go out.
Texting the same customer for the third time.
Double-booked Tuesday. A no-show Thursday.
That doesn't mean you're bad at business. You just don't have a system yet. Here's what I can set up →
What I do
Every business is different, so I only build the pieces you actually need. Here's the kind of thing I set up.
When you can't pick up, the caller gets a quick text back, so the job doesn't go to whoever answered first.
Customers can book a time on their own and get a confirmation. Reminders cut down on no-shows.
Quotes go out faster, and customers who go quiet get a follow-up without you having to remember.
Finish a job and the invoice goes out with a pay link. If it isn't paid, a friendly reminder goes out for you.
Customers get asked for a review at the right moment, so you don't have to chase them.
Customers, jobs and payments in one simple list, plus a summary of what came in and what's still owed.
No need to switch software. I can connect the tools you already have, and use AI where it actually saves you time.
See it work
To show you exactly how this works, I built a full system for a lawn care company I made up. Rivera isn't real, but the automations running it are. Your system would be built around your business, not theirs.
Visit Rivera's demo websiteThe 2-minute demo video goes here.
The caller gets a text back within a minute, with a link to book.
The estimate lands on the calendar, and they get a confirmation.
The owner taps one button. The invoice goes out with a pay link.
A friendly reminder goes out on its own. Nobody has to chase.
The job is marked paid, and the customer gets a thank-you with a review link.
One email each month: money in, what's owed, and what the system handled.
Try it yourself
Text 567-229-8849 and you'll get an automatic reply within a minute. That's the same kind of instant reply I'd set up for your customers.
Hey, saw your website. Does this actually work?
Hi! It does. This is my automatic reply, the same kind your customers would get. I'll text you myself shortly. Reply STOP to opt out.
How it works
You keep running jobs. I handle the setup, the testing and the upkeep.
Tell me what's eating up your time. No prep, no jargon.
I learn how a job moves from first call to paid, then send you a plan and a price.
You keep working. It's usually live in about 2–5 days.
If something breaks, I fix it. Need a change? Just text me.
About
I'm 19, and I build automations for small local businesses. Most owners I talk to are great at the work. What wears them down is everything around it: the callbacks, the quotes, the invoices, the Sunday-night texts.
I'm taking on my first few businesses now, so you get my full attention. I build every piece myself, I explain it in plain English, and I pick up when you call. No agency, no ticket system.
Based in [City, State].
Questions
Something not covered here? Text me and ask.
It depends on what you need. After a quick call, I'll send you a plan and a price before any work starts. There's no long-term contract.
No. If a tool works for you, I connect to it. If something isn't working, I'll tell you straight.
That's who this is for. Most of it runs in the background, and you'll get a text or email when something needs you. I'll show you anything you do need to touch.
I fix it. Keeping your system running is part of the monthly service, and you'll have my direct number.
Messages come from your business and sound like you, because we write them together. When a customer replies, it comes straight to you.
Your customer data is always yours. If we stop working together, for any reason, I'll export everything and hand it over. The automations are the service I build and run, so those stop when the service ends.
Book a 15-minute call. If I can't help, I'll tell you.