Three rungs: capture, convert, scale.

Because a single-branch agency and a firm running four thousand leasehold units do not have the same problem. Core captures every enquiry, around the clock. Growth qualifies and follows up on everything Core captures, so negotiators spend their time closing. Premium adds the marketing engine and a management intelligence layer over the whole operation. You start where the leak is.

Yes, with one boundary stated plainly: each rung carries a fair-use allowance of answered voice minutes (500 on Core, 1,500 on Growth, 3,000 on Premium), and we tell you before you near it, never after. Tuning, changes and new templates are part of the service rather than a new invoice. On Premium, advertising media spend stays yours: Google, Meta and the portals are funded by you.

The build, done once. On Core: your number, inbox, website form, WhatsApp, diary and CRM connected, your knowledge loaded, every script written and tested in your own voice, and a supervised launch. Growth adds the qualification architecture, lead scoring, the follow-up sequences and the operational workflows. Premium adds the marketing engine, attribution and the executive reporting layer. It is real work, and it is the only thing you pay in month one. It is also the part under guarantee: if it books you nothing in thirty days, that fee comes back and the monthly never starts.

A UK lettings administrator averages around £28,600 a year before employer National Insurance and pension, and estate agent roles commonly run £23,000 to £40,000. The system does not replace a person; it works the hours nobody is paid to work and does the capture, qualification and chasing that eats the hours of the people you do pay. The arithmetic that matters is on this page, next to each rung.

Then it costs you nothing and you keep everything it captured. Month one is the implementation fee with no subscription attached, and if it has not booked you a single appointment in thirty days we refund that fee in full and the monthly never starts. The call log settles it, not a conversation with us. There is no asterisk: the full terms are written out on the start page, including what happens if your phone barely rings, which is that we extend the guarantee rather than void it.

Yes, and it opens in month two rather than at signup. Six months up front is one month free, twelve months up front is two months free and locks your price for the year. We deliberately do not offer it on day one, because the first month has to be yours to walk away from, and asking for a year of money before the thing has proved itself would quietly cancel the guarantee we just made.

One email every morning by 7am, covering the day before: every call it answered, who rang and what they wanted, everything it booked with names and times, anything it passed to a person and why, and anything still waiting on someone. Ninety seconds to read, and no dashboard to log into. It is also the record the guarantee is settled from, so we are never arguing from different numbers.

No. Once you are live, the service is monthly with 30 days’ notice. We keep your business by showing you every week, in your own numbers, what it caught, chased and booked, not by locking you in.

It is yours. Customer records, conversation history and templates are handed over, and anything we hold is deleted or returned under the data processing agreement. Leaving is undramatic by design.