Review Autopilot
$248 setup + $98/mo
Sends a review request after every job and drafts reply suggestions you approve.
Your website gets them to call. Smart Tools make sure somebody answers. These are light, fixed-price AI tools for small businesses: they text back missed calls, ask for reviews, answer questions, and book appointments while you're on a ladder, in a crawlspace, or asleep. No enterprise contract, no per-seat pricing, and every tool says plainly that it's an AI assistant.
By Conner, FloriYEAH · Last updated
Smart Tools are small, fixed-price AI helpers for service businesses: a missed-call text-back, automated review requests, a website chat assistant, and an inbound AI receptionist. Each has a flat setup fee and a flat monthly price, works with your existing phone number, and is set up and managed by FloriYEAH.
$348 setup + $98/mo
Texts the caller within seconds of a missed call, handles the replies, and sends you the lead.
How missed-call text-back works →$248 setup + $98/mo
Sends a review request after every job and drafts reply suggestions you approve.
$498 setup + $158/mo
Both of the above together.
$498 setup + $98/mo
Answers questions from your own site's content and captures leads. Discloses it's an AI on every chat.
$748 setup + $298/mo (300 minutes included)
Answers calls 24/7, books appointments, transfers urgent calls to you, texts you a summary. Inbound calls only, discloses it's an AI, states that calls are recorded.
$0 setup + $148/mo
4 to 8 drafted Google Business Profile posts a month, each approved by you before it publishes.
Because unanswered calls are where service businesses bleed money. Research cited by CallRail found 78% of consumers have abandoned a business that didn't answer, and most won't leave a voicemail. A text that arrives seconds after a missed call keeps that customer before they dial your competitor.
Source: CallRailTwo things, stated up front. First, business texting requires carrier registration (A2P 10DLC), so setup takes 1 to 3 weeks, not 1 day; there's a small one-time registration cost and a few dollars a month in carrier fees, billed through at cost. Second, these tools are assistants, not employees: the AI says it's an AI, urgent calls go to a human (you), and marketing blasts to people who never opted in are not something we build. Text and call usage beyond included amounts is billed through at cost.
Yes. Your number stays your number. The missed-call text-back and AI receptionist sit behind it, and nothing changes about how customers reach you.
1 to 3 weeks. Business texting requires carrier registration (A2P 10DLC), which takes days to weeks to approve. We register you, configure the tools, and test with you before anything goes live.
Yes, on purpose. The assistant introduces itself as an AI on calls and chats, and the receptionist states that calls are recorded. It's honest, and in Florida it's also the law on recording consent.
No. The AI receptionist is inbound only: it answers when customers call you. Outbound AI sales calls require prior consent under federal rules, so we don't build them.
The request still goes out. We never filter, gate, or cherry-pick who gets asked: Google prohibits it and so do we. You just get to reply quickly, with a drafted response waiting for your approval.
Month to month after setup. Cancel any time; the setup fee covers the registration and build work either way.