Tell us what you do and where you do it

What happens after you send this

One person reads it and replies. There is no automated sequence, no drip campaign, and nobody will ring you because you visited a page.

Useful things to include

• The address of your current site, if there is one.
• The trade you are in and the areas you actually cover.
• What you want people to call you about — and what you would rather they stopped calling about.
• Anything that has annoyed you about a website before. It is usually the most useful sentence in the message.

Asking for the demo line

We have a working AI receptionist demo and we send the number by email rather than publishing it, because a demo line is metered by the minute. To hear it, put the word DEMO at the start of your message and say which trade you are in. That is all it takes, and it is how we tell a demo request apart from an ordinary enquiry.

It is not a waiting list and there is nothing to reserve. You get a number to ring and a note on what to expect — it answers as a fictional air-conditioning company, because it is a demo rather than a business. What it is and is not is set out on the demo page.

The prices, so you are not waiting for a number

• $1,500 — a new website, at the launch rate.
• $1,800 — a rebuild of an existing site, at the launch rate.
• $79 a month — hosting, the editing interface, updates and small changes.
• About $11 a year for the domain, at cost, in your name.

If you would rather hear something than read it, put DEMO at the start of your message and we will send you the number for the phone demo.