24/7 AI receptionist
Answers while you're on the water, captures boat details — make/length, location, slip or trailer, what's wrong — qualifies the service area, and books the estimate or haul-out slot.
Marine work happens where phones don't get answered — on the lift, under a hull, mid-sea-trial, or out of cell range. In Southwest Florida the season doesn't wait: when the boat's down in March, the owner calls every yard and detailer in Fort Myers and books the first one that picks up. Weekends — your busiest inbound window — are exactly when nobody's near the office phone. And in the off-season, every single call matters twice as much.
When a boat is down, the owner isn't leaving a voicemail and waiting — they're working down the list of every yard and detailer in the area until someone answers. Your busiest inbound window is the weekend, which is exactly when your whole crew is on the water and nobody is near the office line. Every one of those missed rings is a haul-out, a detail, or a repair that went to the shop that happened to answer.
An AI receptionist answers while you're out on the lift, captures the boat details you need to quote — make and length, location, slip or trailer, what's wrong — qualifies the service area, and books the estimate or haul-out slot on your calendar. And a saved service customer often means storage, detailing, and repeat seasons.
Same model as our home-page calculator: 37% of calls missed or after-hours, ~30% new business, times close rate and average ticket. Using the marine preset — 40 calls/week, $1,200 average job, 30% close rate:
About $6,900/month in modeled lost work — modeled estimates from stated assumptions, not measured results. Gut-check: at a $1,200 average ticket, recovering two jobs a month roughly covers the entire Core system — everything past that is found money, and a saved customer often brings storage and repeat seasons with it. Run your numbers free.
Answers while you're on the water, captures boat details — make/length, location, slip or trailer, what's wrong — qualifies the service area, and books the estimate or haul-out slot.
The moment a ring slips through: "Sorry we missed you — want us to call back or get you on the schedule?" No lead left sitting in a voicemail box.
Every website or form inquiry gets a text and email in under a minute — before they've dialed the next yard.
A 14-day sequence for quote-shoppers and "after the season" maybes. Recordings, transcripts, and pipeline live in your own account.
Performance: $500/mo + $250 per booked, qualified lead is made for seasonal volume — in slow months you pay $500, not $2,500; when it flows, you pay because it's working. Steady year-round operations do better on Core: $2,500/mo + $1,500 setup (flat). Ninety-day initial term, then month-to-month. See the full pricing breakdown →
Modeled scenarios are illustrative examples built on conservative assumptions — not client results.