Someone messages you at 9pm asking about board and train. They get a price, and two times to come and see you. You were asleep.
First 7 days free. No card. No setup fee.
Most people who ask about training message three or four trainers the same night. Whoever answers first gets the assessment.
People look for a trainer after the dog has ruined their evening. That is 9pm, not 2pm.
You are not ignoring them. You are mid session with a reactive dog. The message waits four hours.
Plenty of people ask and never book. They did not say no. They just went quiet and you got busy.
It sits on all of them and answers in the same voice. Everything lands in one place on your phone.
Two jobs. You do neither of them.
Real answers about your prices and your programs. Not "thanks, we will get back to you".
It only offers times you actually have free. It asks what you need to know before they arrive. Then it makes sure they turn up.
Two weeks with us.Years with the dog.
Board and train for dogs that pull, lunge, guard, bolt, or will not come back when it matters.
Three programs, real prices, and the same assistant I would put on your site. Ask it what the six week program costs. Ask it something it should not answer. Yours behaves the same way.
The chat box in the corner of this page is the same thing, set up for my business instead of yours.
I build these for dog trainers and nobody else. You do not get an account manager or a ticket number. You get my phone number, and I am the one who writes every answer your assistant gives.
Everything is included. There is no cheaper version that leaves out the channel your customers actually use.
One dog training business. Cancel any time.
More than one location, or more than three trainers? Tell me on the call and I will price it there.
You do one hour of work. I do the rest.
You tell me your prices, your hours and your rules. About an hour, and then you are done.
I write every answer in your words, on every channel. You do nothing.
Line by line. Change anything. It starts answering people that afternoon.
Everyone who asked last year and never came gets a message. That is where the first booking usually comes from, so you see it work inside the week instead of waiting.
I do not build it for everybody. On the call I ask how many enquiries you get and what a client pays you. If the numbers do not work, I say so, and you have lost fifteen minutes.
It only uses the prices and the rules you give me. If it does not know something, it says so and sends it to you. Anything medical, anything about a bite, or an angry owner stops it straight away and rings your phone.
Yes, it says so if they ask. People do not mind a fast, correct answer. They mind silence.
No. I set up everything. You spend one hour on a call telling me your prices and your rules, then you read what I wrote. That is all you do.
No. It sits next to whatever you use now. Nothing moves. I check yours works with it on the call, before you sign up.
It handles typed messages. Calls still ring your phone. If you cannot pick up, it texts them back in seconds and carries the conversation from there, which is where most people end up anyway. If you want a voice answering your phone, I am not the right fit and I will tell you on the call.
Only people who contacted you first. Every message has an opt out and it works for good. I register your number for business texting before anything goes out. If your list is old, or you are not sure where it came from, tell me on the call and we look at it together.
I work from Pakistan and my clients are in the US and Canada. Everything happens over messages and calls, and I am available across your working day. You can test the assistant yourself on this page before you decide.
Yes, any time, at no extra cost. Prices change and rules change. Send me a message and it is updated the same day.
The first 7 days are free and there is no contract. If you do not like it, you do not pay, and you walk away.
Pick a time. I ask how people message you and what a client is worth. If it fits, I build it and you pay nothing for the first week.
Rather type than talk? [email protected], or use the chat box in the corner.