AI receptionist · Metro Atlanta · Live in 48 hours
Wasps in the kitchen is a right-now call.
Hank picks up right now.
Pest calls are panic calls — wasps inside, a rat in the pantry, termites in the sill. The caller hires whoever answers first and calms them down. That’s a two-ring pickup, a clear next step, and a same-week slot: Hank’s whole job.
That number is Hank himself — the same system your customers would reach. The demo is the pitch.
The math
What voicemail costs pest control companies like yours
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43
missed calls a month
at a conservative 10/week for a small shop
19
bookable jobs in those calls
45% of missed callers were ready to book
$5,700
walking to competitors, monthly
at your average $300 ticket
Deliberately conservative assumptions. $1,500 to get started (complete build + your first month of live service included), then $497/mo a month for up to 300 calls/mo, 75¢/call over 300. The audit runs this math on your actual call volume before you pay anything.
The calls
What Hank handles for pest control companies
Panic callers don’t leave messages — they call the next company on the list.
Quarterly-contract leads (the recurring revenue) get missed among the one-time panic calls.
Techs on route can’t answer, so the office line drowns at 8am and 4pm.
Urgent infestations
Stinging insects, rodents-inside, bed bugs — booked same-week by your urgency rules, transferred if you want the bad ones.
Quarterly contracts
Recurring-service leads captured with property details and flagged as the high-value calls they are.
Termite inspections
Real-estate-closing letters and inspection requests booked with the deadline captured.
Existing customers
Re-treat requests and “when’s my next service” answered from your schedule.
Every call recorded, summarized, and texted to you. Anything outside his rules transfers to your cell or becomes a message — he never guesses.
Prove it
Have Hank call you.
Put your cell in and he calls in about fifteen seconds. Ask what your customers would ask. Interrupt him. Try to stump him. Then read what this looks like for pest control companies.
Drop your number and Hank — the actual AI receptionist — will call you back in about 15 seconds to demo the flow live. You’ll talk to the same system your customers would.
Straight answers
Questions pest control companies actually ask
Can Hank quote treatment prices?
He quotes what you approve — initial-visit ranges, quarterly-plan pricing — and books an inspection when the honest answer is “depends what we find.” No invented numbers, ever.
We run routes — how do bookings fit?
At setup you give him your booking rules: which days serve which zips, how many same-week slots to offer, what stays office-approved. He books inside those rails and flags anything outside them.
What does it cost?
One plan: $1,500 to get started — complete build plus your entire first month of live service included. Then $497/month, up to 300 calls, 75¢/call over. Month-to-month, cancel anytime. Two saved initial treatments a month covers the monthly before counting a single quarterly contract. 800+ calls/month or multi-location gets you a Mike conversation, not the walk-in menu.
Your phone is ringing right now.
$1,500 to get started — complete build + your first month of live service included. Then $497/mo a month (up to 300 calls/mo, 75¢/call over 300). Month-to-month, cancel anytime.