Calls leads in seconds
The second a lead hits your phone, Ozzie has it — and calls within seconds. Website forms, Angi, Thumbtack, Calendly, email, any webhook. First to call wins the job.
Ozzie texts every new lead, calls them within seconds, and books the appointment on your calendar — then follows up if they miss it. You stay on the job; he fills your week.
Ozzie's up and running — and right now we're opening it free to just a handful of home-service pros. The quickest way to size him up? Drop your number and he'll call you in about a minute — talk to him like a real call and see what you think.
Free in early access · No credit card · Limited spots this round
Put in your number and Ozzie calls you in about a minute — introduces himself (he'll tell you he's an AI), asks about your business, and answers whatever you throw at him. It's the quickest way to hear how he handles a real conversation — and decide if you'd trust him with your leads. Like what you hear? He'll text you a link to claim one of the early spots — free. We're only taking a handful of pros this round.
Meet Ozzie: he texts your new lead, calls, follows up when they miss it, and books the estimate — all on its own.
Free in early access · No credit card · Ozzie introduces himself as your AI assistant
Ozzie isn't a dialer with a script. He runs the whole play — from the first text to the booked estimate on your calendar — so you never lose a lead to whoever called first.
The second a lead hits your phone, Ozzie has it — and calls within seconds. Website forms, Angi, Thumbtack, Calendly, email, any webhook. First to call wins the job.
Ozzie texts the lead first — “calling you now about your estimate” — so an unknown number becomes an expected call. That little nudge sends connect rates way up.
He confirms what they need, offers two times, and drops the estimate straight onto your calendar before he hangs up. The whole point of the call — handled.
Missed call? Ozzie leaves a voicemail, texts so they can reply anytime, and tries again later — texting first every time. He doesn't let a lead go cold.
Ozzie always discloses he's an AI assistant calling for your company — disarming, professional, and exactly why homeowners stay on the line.
Give Ozzie your services, service area, and pricing basics, and he handles the homeowner's questions on the call — grounded in your business, not generic — then books the estimate.
Every text, call, and booking logged — transcripts, summaries, and a clean view of what's booked and what still needs a nudge.
A homeowner requests an estimate. The moment it hits your phone — from any lead source — it flows straight to Ozzie.
Ozzie texts them first — “calling you now about your estimate” — waits a moment, then calls. They're expecting it, so they pick up.
Ozzie confirms the job, offers two times, and books it right on your calendar — disclosing he's an AI assistant the whole way.
No answer? Ozzie leaves a voicemail, texts so they can reply anytime, and tries again later — until the estimate's booked. You just watch it appear.
Every contractor knows it: the homeowner books whoever calls back first — and you can't drop a job on the roof to dial a lead in 60 seconds. Ozzie can. A calm, instant, never-too-busy responder who texts first, discloses he's an AI, and brings you in exactly when it matters turns out to be good for everyone. The honesty is disarming. People pick up.
Accessibility-first pricing available for founders with disabilities.
The handful of pros we take on now use everything free. When we roll out paid plans, this is the shape of them — and the pros who get in early keep the lowest price we ever offer. You're billed per connected call; no-answers cost nothing.
For the solo shop getting started.
For the busy shop with multiple lead sources.
For high volume or multiple businesses.
Free for early-access pros · no card · cancel anytime. Limited spots — get in now and keep the lowest price we offer.
No — the opposite. Robocalling blasts a script at strangers who never asked. Ozzie calls your own leads — people who just requested an estimate and are expecting to hear back. He texts first, discloses he's an AI assistant for your company, and logs every call for you to review. It's a fast, friendly callback, not a blast.
The moment a lead comes in, Ozzie sends a quick text — “Hi Susan, this is Ozzie with Mark's Roofing, calling you now about your estimate” — then calls about 30 seconds later from the same number. So instead of an unknown number they ignore, it's a call they're expecting. If they miss it, Ozzie texts so they can reply anytime and tries again later — texting first every time.
Always, early in the call. It's required in several states, and frankly it's just honest — and disarming. You can't turn disclosure off (you can tweak the wording).
Nothing right now. Ozzie is free for the handful of home-service pros we're taking on this round. When we launch paid plans you'll be billed per connected call (no-answers are free), starting around $75/month for 50 calls — and early-access pros keep the lowest rate we ever offer.
Yes. Upload docs, scripts, pricing and objection guides. Ozzie retrieves from them live, mid-conversation, so his answers are grounded in your business — not generic.
No — that's the whole point. Ozzie handles every call on his own so you never have to stop work or get on the phone. You set his hours, services, and what he can book, then review transcripts, summaries, and bookings whenever you like.
Ozzie handles two-party-consent states automatically — disclosing or asking about recording based on the callee's location — and recording can be turned off per call.
Change his voice on any plan — pick from a range of natural voices; he still introduces himself as Ozzie. On Pro and Team you can also give him a custom name and title (e.g. “Ava, your AI Sales Rep”) so he's fully your own.
We're only opening Ozzie to a handful of home-service pros right now — free. The fastest way to grab a spot is to let him call you.