For remodelers who pay for leads and lose weekends to estimates that were never real

Half the estimates you drove out to were never going to sign.

Watch it qualify a 9pm lead and book the real one · 5 min
See if it's a fit
free build · you cover the tools · two weeks on your real leads

You pay the same for the person pricing it out as the one actually building. This answers every new lead right away in your name, asks what you'd ask about the job and the timing, and books the serious ones straight onto your calendar. The rest get handled politely without eating your Saturday.

a lead comes in, day or night it replies in your name and asks the real questions the jobs worth driving to land on your calendar
What it does, minute by minute

Ten minutes. One booked estimate. You were at dinner.

Here's the whole thing on one lead, from the form fill to the slot on your calendar, with you nowhere near your phone.

9:04 PM — you're off the clock
A lead fills out your website form
Full remodel. She's already got two other tabs open, your competitors.
9:04 PM — seconds later
A personal reply goes out in your name
Not an autoresponder blast. A real message that reads like you wrote it, referencing what she asked for.
9:07 PM
She answers, and it asks what you'd ask
Scope, timeline, budget range. The same triage questions you run on every enquiry, built into it word for word.
9:11 PM
Sorted: real job, real timeline
Starting within two months, budget fits your minimum. It sends her your booking link. Someone who's just collecting numbers gets a real answer too, and a follow-up later, they just don't take a slot on your calendar this week. And if she'd never replied at all? It follows up on its own two days later. Nothing sits.
9:14 PM
Estimate call lands on your calendar
With a clean summary: who she is, what she wants, when she wants it, what she said about budget. Your phone gets a heads up the moment she books.
7:30 AM
You read the whole thread over coffee
Ten minutes of work happened overnight. None of it was yours.
What you actually get

Built around your definition of a real job.

It asks what you'd ask

Scope, timeline, budget range. The same questions you run on every enquiry before you'd get in the truck, asked the minute the lead lands instead of three days later.

Your calendar fills with the ones worth driving to

Real jobs land as booked estimates with a summary of who they are and what they want. Everyone else still gets a proper answer, they just don't take your Saturday.

Covers your form and the calls you miss

A website enquiry gets answered right away. So does a call you couldn't pick up on site, it gets a text straight back and runs through the same questions.

Scoped to your rules

Your minimum job size, your service area, your questions. What counts as a real lead for you is the rule it follows, and I keep tuning it after it goes live.

The math, in dollars

You already pay for the leads. This is about what they cost you after.

What one real remodel is worth to you
$30K–$80K
What a wasted estimate visit costs you
half a day, gone
Leads this lets go cold
zero

If it saves you two wasted estimate visits a month and catches one real job you'd have missed, that's the whole thing paid for.

We'll run your actual numbers when we set it up

Straight answers

The questions you're already asking.

"Will it sound like a robot?"

Read the thread above, that's the kind of message it sends, word for word. Before anything goes live, you approve every question it asks and the voice it writes in. If a message doesn't sound like your company, it doesn't ship.

"I'm not a tech guy."

You don't need to be. Nothing to install, no new software to learn. You keep your website, your email, your calendar. I build it, run it, and maintain it. Your only job is showing up to the estimates it books.

"Isn't this just another autoresponder?"

No. An autoresponder fires the same "thanks, we'll be in touch" at everyone and tells you nothing. This one asks about the project, the timeline, and the budget first, so the ones ready to go get the first slot on your calendar and you know what every other enquiry actually is before you spend a morning on it. The fast reply is the easy part. The sorting is the point.

"What's the catch on free?"

I'm new and I need results I can show. That's the catch. I build it on your site for nothing, you cover the running cost of the tools at about $40 a month and none of that comes to me, and if it works at the end of two weeks all I ask is a short testimonial. If it doesn't work you shut it off and owe nothing, and I've lost the time, not you.

"What if it doesn't work?"

Then one message to me turns it off, and your site goes back to exactly how it was, same day. Nothing goes live until you've approved how it sounds, you can read every message it sends, and it runs alongside what you already have instead of replacing anything. No contract, no cancellation hoops, and your leads stay yours. You get a written support agreement and a real person who answers. The worst case is your week looks exactly like it does now.

The free pilot

I'll build it on your site, free.

Everything above is it running on a demo business. This is the part where it runs on yours, on your real leads, and you decide afterwards.

I'm setting this up free for a few remodelers to build out my first case studies. Here's the whole deal, no fine print.

Setup is $0. Nothing upfront, no retainer while the pilot runs.
You cover the tools, about $40 a month, at cost. None of it comes to me.
Two weeks on your real leads. Day one I clock how fast your leads get answered today, so there's a before number to hold it against.
If it works, all I ask is a short testimonial. If it doesn't, you shut it off and owe nothing.

I can only run a few of these properly at once, so when the slots are full this goes back to paid.

You approve every word before it goes live, you see every message it sends, and one message turns it off. Worst case, your week stays exactly as it is.

Set up my pilot
20 minutes to scope it · no pitch deck

Rather not book a time? Just reply to my message, or email official@vortex-digital.co