A website has one job: make the phone ring. Mine do that. And when you're on a roof and can't pick up, the caller gets a text back in seconds instead of your voicemail. $3,500 builds the site and sets up the agent. After that the agent is $249 a month, month to month.
$3,500 launch · $249/mo agent · Hosted & maintained for you
See it work
These are working sites for businesses that don't exist. On the trade sites, tap Call and watch the agent take over when nobody answers.
Trade site · Missed-Call agent built in
A storm-response roofer: shelter under a live storm, then watch Tuesday’s hail replay across town and see whether it hit your street.
Real-time fluid simulation · WebGL2
A fragrance launch over one live liquid: hold the atomizer and spray the bottle into it, and watch the notes condense out of the mist.
Trade site · Missed-Call agent built in
An HVAC and plumbing site run as one service call: a thermostat that sets the weather, a thermal camera that finds five hidden faults, and a dispatch board.
Trade site · Missed-Call agent built in
A landscaper’s drawing set: sketch a garden path with your finger and watch it come back planted, annotated and priced.
3D configurator · Working escapement
A watch house’s catalogue in four plates: a live 3D configurator, an escapement you can slow to a standstill, a true-size wrist check and a timing certificate.
Scroll-driven 3D · Synthesized sound
A speaker launch film that plays its own soundtrack: turn the sound on and the 3D speaker pumps to a track made live in your browser, then lands in a real store.
Kinetic typography · Page-turn physics
A magazine you can actually page through: peel the corner of Issue No. 12 and turn it, then put your own company’s name on the masthead.
What $3,500 buys
Why the agent comes with it
A better site sends you more calls. They come in while you're under a sink or halfway up a ladder, and a caller who hits voicemail usually dials the next listing. The agent texts them back in seconds, answers from your own prices and hours, and gets them booked. Anything urgent comes straight to you.
That's why it's in the launch price. A site that brings calls nobody answers is only half built. How Missed-Call Text Back works.
How it goes
Fifteen minutes on the phone. What you do, where your calls come from, and what the site has to get people to do.
One invoice, one form. The $3,500 launch fee, and the facts about your business the site and the agent both work from: services, area, hours, prices.
You approve it before anyone sees it. The design before it's built, and the agent's wording before it texts a single caller.
Live. The site goes up and the agent starts answering missed calls. The text line's carrier verification is the wait, about three business days.
Straight answers
$3,500 to launch. That covers designing and building the site and setting up the Missed-Call Text Back agent. After launch the agent is $249 a month, plus AI and phone usage, typically $20–40 a month. Month to month, cancel any time.
I do, the same way I run the agent for you. Hosting, security, and updates are handled on my side, and when your services, hours, or prices change, you tell me and the site changes. If you need to own the code outright, that's a fully custom build, which starts with the operations audit.
Yes, ask on the call. The agent is in the launch price by default because a site that brings calls nobody answers is only half built.
Maybe not. If your site already brings calls, the agent works on its own: $249 a month after a $850 setup. If the site is what's costing you calls, we fix both at once.
It stops and hands the conversation to you. Anything your prices, hours, and FAQ don't cover, and any reply that sounds urgent, comes to you as an alert with a suggested reply, and the caller hears back from you.
Tell me what you do and where your calls come from. If a new site is the answer, you'll leave with a price and a date. If it isn't, I'll tell you that too.