Nope. Lilly works with your existing website - whether it's brand new, 10 years old, or somewhere in between.

We add a small widget (think of it like adding a chat box, except this one talks). It takes about 5 minutes to install, and we handle it for you.

Your website stays exactly as it is. We're just giving it a voice.

Then you're in good company. Most of my clients aren't either.

You don't need to understand how it works. You just need to answer a few questions about your business during our setup call, and I handle the rest.

Once Lilly's live, you'll get call summaries and recordings sent to you. If appointments are booked, they show up directly in your calendar. That's it.

If you can check your email and look at your calendar, you're all set.

And if you ever get stuck? I'm a text or call away.

Most clients see their first booked appointment within 24-48 hours of going live.

Here's the typical timeline:

• Week 1: Lilly starts answering calls and booking appointments
• Week 2-3: You'll notice fewer missed opportunities and better lead qualification
• Month 2+: The system gets smarter as Lilly learns your business and refines responses

But here's what matters more than speed: consistency. Lilly doesn't take days off, doesn't get sick, and doesn't forget to follow up. That compounds over time.

Doesn't matter. Lilly works with all of them.

The widget is platform-agnostic - it's just a small piece of code that works on any website builder. I've installed it on Wix, Squarespace, WordPress, Shopify, custom-coded sites, and everything in between.

Takes about 5 minutes, and I walk you through it (or do it for you if you prefer).

Try it yourself. Scroll back up and click the widget on this page. Have a conversation with Lilly.

You'll notice she doesn't sound robotic. She has natural pauses, inflection, and conversational flow. She can handle interruptions, answer follow-up questions, and even crack a joke if the moment calls for it.

Most people don't realize they're talking to AI until we tell them. And honestly? They don't care - they just want their problem solved and their appointment booked.

Great question. The honest answer is: it depends on your specific needs.

Every business is different. A solo contractor with 20 calls/day has different needs than a 10-person company with 100 calls/day. Different needs = different solutions = different pricing.

Here's what I can tell you: Most businesses invest somewhere between $1,000-$5,000 for implementation, then a monthly fee based on usage and features.

But here's what matters more: If you're missing 4-5 calls per day at $3,000 per job, you're losing $360,000+ per month. The investment pays for itself with ONE recovered call.

Let's have a quick 15-minute call. I'll show you exactly what you need and give you a clear quote with no surprises.

Absolutely. That's exactly how I recommend most businesses start.

We can begin with just the Smart Website (the voice widget you see on this page). Get comfortable with how it works, see some results, then add the phone answering system when you're ready.

Or start with inbound calls only, then add outbound reactivation campaigns later.

There's no pressure to go all-in on day one. Let's start where it makes sense for your business and your budget.

Fair question. Here's my honest answer: I've been doing this for 19+ months across dozens of industries, and I haven't had a single refund request.

Not because there's no refund policy (there is - 30 days, no questions asked), but because it works.

That said, there ARE businesses this isn't right for:

• If you get fewer than 10 calls/week, the ROI might not justify it
• If you're not actually trying to grow, this will just frustrate you
• If you're not willing to give it 30 days to learn your business, don't bother

But if you're a service-based business losing calls and revenue to competitors who answer faster? This works. Every time.

Nope. That's my job.

You give me the information during setup (your services, pricing, availability, how you want calls handled). I build Lilly's knowledge base, train her on your business, and monitor performance.

You just live your life and run your business. Lilly handles the calls, books the appointments, and sends you summaries.

If something needs adjusting (new service, pricing change, different availability), just text me. I'll update it same day.

Chatbots type. Lilly talks.

Most people don't want to type out their problem on a website or wait for text responses. They want to have a real conversation - especially when they have an emergency at 9 PM or they're calling from a job site.

Lilly picks up the phone (or answers on your website) and has an actual voice conversation. She asks questions, listens to answers, handles objections, and books appointments - just like a real receptionist would.

Except she never sleeps, never takes a day off, and never forgets to follow up.

Then Lilly becomes their backup and overflow support.

Your receptionist can focus on the calls that need a human touch - complex situations, existing clients, high-value conversations. Lilly handles the routine stuff: after-hours calls, website visitors, basic questions, appointment booking.

Think of it like this: Your receptionist is your closer. Lilly is your qualifier and appointment setter.

Several of my clients have receptionists. They love Lilly because she takes the pressure off and ensures nothing falls through the cracks when things get busy.

No long-term contract required. You can go month-to-month and cancel anytime with 30 days notice.

That said, if you want to pay annually upfront, I'm happy to offer a discount. But there's no requirement - I'd rather you stay because Lilly's working, not because you're locked in.

Most clients stick around because they're making more money and missing fewer opportunities. The 19+ months we've been doing this? Zero refund requests.