Your DMs should be booking jobs while you sleep.
I build systems that answer your customers on WhatsApp, Instagram and Facebook, offer them times you are actually free, take the deposit and put the job in your calendar. All of it happens while you are on a job, or asleep, or with your family.
99+ systems built and handed over, across five countries.
It answers in seconds
Somebody messages at nine in the evening and gets a real reply immediately, instead of at seven the next morning.
It works out what they want
Booking a job, moving one, cancelling, or just asking a price. It tells them apart before it does anything.
It offers times you are really free
It reads your live calendar, so you are never double booked and never offered a slot you cannot make.
It takes the deposit
Payment is collected at the moment of booking, so a booking is a real booking rather than a maybe.
It confirms, and it remembers
Your customer is confirmed straight away. If they message again next week, it still knows the whole conversation.
It is never one big problem.
It is five small ones that happen every week. Each is too minor to be worth chasing on its own, but together they are the difference between a busy month and a quiet one.
A customer messages you after hours and you reply first thing in the morning. By then they have already booked somebody who answered the same night.
Every quote has to be written out by hand, so it sits half finished for two or three days. By the time you send it, the customer has been given two other prices.
The booking is in one place, the payment is in another, and the calendar is somewhere else again. Someone has to check that all three match, and sooner or later nobody does.
You answer the same five questions about pricing, availability and what you cover, every single day. That is hours a week spent on things a system could answer instantly.
Someone asks for a price, says they will think about it, and goes quiet. Nobody chases them, because chasing them depends on a person remembering to. This is where most enquiries are lost.
Pick the one that sounds like your week.
Every system below is something I have already built and handed over.
Nothing here is a mockup.
Every one of these is switched on and doing its job for a real business today. Open any of them to see the problem it was built for, what it runs on, and what changed once it went live. My clients keep their privacy. The work does not need any.
No demos. No account managers. No disappearing.
You get something that works, not a demo
A project is not finished when I show you what it could do. It is finished when it is switched on, running your real work, and written down so you know what it does.
You deal with me directly
There is no account manager in the middle and nobody takes your notes away to hand to a stranger. Whoever replies to your first message is the same person who builds the thing.
I take on other people's mess
If somebody set something up for you and then disappeared, that is a normal place for us to start. Picking apart a half-built system is harder than building from scratch, and I do it often.
I turn down work that will not fit
I only take on what I can genuinely finish. If your project is not right for me, you will hear that on the first call, not three weeks and an invoice later.
Tell me what keeps going wrong.
Send me the part of your week that annoys you most and I will tell you honestly what it would take to fix, and what it would cost. It is free, there is no pitch at the end of it, and sometimes the answer is that it is not worth automating. I will say so if it is.
Or write to me directly: henry@rexautomations.net