Hired for a dollar. Paid when she proves it.

She picks up when you can't.

Grace answers the calls, texts and messages you miss, in seconds, and books them on your calendar.

On a roof, in a crawlspace, in a customer's hair, under a sink, at a table of six. Wherever your hands are, she picks up like she works for you.

You already talked to her. Here is what happens next.

Tuesday6:40 pm
Missed call6:40 pm
Voicemail7:12 pm
Instagram message9:58 pm
Quote sent, no replylast week
GraceBooked. Sarah, color and cut, Tuesday 2 pm.

Don't want to read? Two minutes, this is the whole page.

Chris, on what Grace does and what happens on the call.

You know this Tuesday.

6 missed calls. 6 customers who called the next name on Google.

The phone buzzed while your hands were busy. You meant to call back, then the next one came in.

The 10 pm estimate. No reply. Somebody else got the job.
The Saturday call. Seen Monday. They booked someone else on Saturday.
The review. "Never called back." Every new customer reads it.

Here is what changes.

Thursday, 6:40 pm. You are with a customer. Grace picks up on the second ring and books them for Tuesday at 2.

Your phone buzzes once: "Booked. Sarah, color and cut, Tuesday 2 pm." The midnight Instagram message gets answered at midnight, and last week's quote gets a follow-up this morning.

What your week looks like after.

Saturday off. 0 missed. 14 on the calendar. That is hours back.

Nobody at your counter says sorry for the voicemail, because there is none. The old pile of quotes turns into jobs you had written off.

Your weekTuesday, 10:04 pmThursday, 6:40 pmSaturday
610Missed
2314Booked
GraceBooked. Sarah, color and cut, Tuesday 2 pm.

Whoever answers fastest wins.

Answer in 5 minutes and you win most of them. Answer in 10 and you win almost none.

5 minutes.

Answer inside five and you win most of them.

10 minutes.

Wait ten and your odds drop to a fraction.

3 of 10.

Never hear back at all. They raised their hand and got silence.

Harvard Business Review, fifteen thousand real inquiries over three years. Grace answers in seconds.

Do your own math

Plug in your week. See what silence costs you in a year.

An estimate. We run your real numbers with you on the call.

60%
Visits a year, by trade

Customers you never spoke to, in a year

$112,320

Money that went to the next name on Google.

What Grace gets back, at a cautious 40%

$44,928

Booked on your calendar instead.

Every way a customer reaches you

Phone, text, website, Facebook, Instagram. One employee, the same voice at every door.

The person who texted Tuesday and calls Thursday is remembered. Turn any door off, it does not change what she costs.

Phone Text Your website Facebook Instagram
Graceone voice

Trained on your business, not a script

Your services, your prices, your hours, your rules. When she does not know, she says so and gets you.

She learns from your website and one conversation with you. Your team stays your team. She is the one who picks up when all of you are busy.

Hire her for a dollar.

A dollar to start. Her salary starts only after she proves she books. Month to month, stop any time.

We train her on your business and switch her on. Everybody else asks for a pile of money before anything works, we would rather show you first.

Day 1.

A dollar. We start training her on your business.

Week 1.

She is on. Every missed call, text and message answered.

When she proves it.

Her salary starts, sized to how busy you are.

What you get

Every missed call, text and message answered in seconds, day or night.

Two dads from Wisconsin

We are Chris and Bobby. We pick up the phone and we know your name.

Not a big agency. We built Grace because we kept watching owners we like lose customers to voicemail.

Chris Parker
Chris ParkerKODA
Bobby Helf
Bobby HelfKODA

Questions owners ask

What does it cost?
GraceA dollar to start. Her salary begins only after she proves she books. Then a monthly that fits how busy you are.
What do I have to do?
GraceAbout two hours of your time to start, and a couple of short calls with us. We do the rest.
Will she sound like a robot?
GraceYou already talked to her. That is her.
Is she replacing my front desk person?
GraceNo. Your team stays your team. She picks up when they cannot: line busy, after close, Sunday.
Can I turn her off?
GraceAny time. Month to month, no contract.
What happens when she cannot answer something?
GraceShe says so, takes the details, and gets you.
Nights and weekends?
GraceThat is when she earns her keep.
Do I have to put her on every door?
GraceNo. Phone, text, website, Facebook, Instagram. Turn any of them off. It does not change what she costs.

Fifteen minutes. Your numbers. No pitch.

We run your real math live. If it does not fit, we say so.

Book the call, or ask Grace.