Built for solar companies. A quote request gets an automatic text back, the assigned rep gets pinged at the same time, and the conversation starts while the homeowner is still thinking about it.
I'm still building this. There is nothing to buy on this page and I'm not taking deposits. If it sounds useful, put your name down and I'll come to you when it's good enough to run on real leads. Not before that.
Nobody requests one quote. They fill in three or four forms in the same sitting, and the job tends to go to whoever actually gets them talking first. That window closes in minutes.
A form comes in at 7pm. Somebody calls back at 9 the next morning. By then they've spoken to two of your competitors and they've stopped picking up unknown numbers.
Texts them straight back, at 7pm or 2am, so your name is the first one in their phone.
The people best placed to answer a new lead are on a roof, in a truck, or sat with a customer. Leads go cold because nobody was at a screen, not because nobody cared.
Pushes the lead to the rep's phone with the details already attached. Answering it takes one tap.
Some leads get called twice, some never get called at all, and it usually comes down to who was on shift. You don't find out until you go looking.
Every lead gets the same first response, and you can go back and see exactly what was sent and when.
It sits behind the lead form you already use. Nothing changes for the homeowner except how quickly they hear back.
Whatever form you already run. You don't have to rebuild it or move it.
In your company's name, in wording you set. Enough to start a conversation while solar is still on their mind.
Straight to their phone with the lead's details attached. No dashboard to check, no inbox to refresh.
The automation stops there. People close solar deals, not software. This just makes sure your person turns up early enough to have a shot.
Sending a fast text is the easy half. This is the half that decides whether you'd leave it running unattended on real leads.
Messages get queued and retried instead of fired once and forgotten. A blip at the carrier shouldn't cost you a lead.
Every message is logged with a timestamp, so "did anyone actually contact this one?" has an answer you can look up.
STOP and HELP are handled for you, and a number that opts out stays opted out.
It sits behind the lead capture you already have. I'm not asking you to rip anything out.
The first message reads like your company sent it, because you wrote it.
Set up for your company on your own number. Your leads don't sit in a pool with anyone else's.
No. It isn't finished and I'm not taking payment for it. The early-access list is exactly that, a list. I'll get in touch when it's good enough to put on live leads and you can decide then.
Consent is captured on your lead form, where the homeowner is already asking you to get in touch. That's the basis for the first text, and the disclosure wording is part of what we set up together. STOP and HELP are handled for you.
How I handle mobile data is in the Privacy Policy and Terms. Compliance for your own campaigns stays your responsibility as the sender, and I'd rather walk you through what that involves than pretend it's nothing.
No. It sits behind the form you already use and hands off to your reps. It answers leads; it doesn't try to be your CRM.
Licensed per company. I'm not quoting numbers while it's half-built, because anything I said today would be a guess and you'd quite reasonably hold me to it.
Because the problem is the same shape at every solar company I've looked at: expensive leads, three or four firms quoting the same roof, and a sales team that's away from a screen most of the day. I'd rather build one industry properly than build something vague for everyone.
Tell me roughly how many leads you get a month and how your team picks them up today. That's genuinely what decides what I build next, and who I test it with first.
No payment, no commitment, and I won't add you to anything else.