How it works
From their form to your answer in ten minutes
Four steps. You do one of them. Here is what happens at each, and what stays yours to decide.
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The four steps
Arrives0m
Your form sends it to us
Your form keeps working the way it does now. One call on your server hands us the lead. It shows up in your list right away, with the page it came from and the campaign that brought it.
Send the same lead twice and it still lands once.
Alerts0m
Your phone buzzes
Telegram sends you the whole lead: the message, the email, the phone. You can read it without opening a laptop.
Talk your answer back to it and the draft is waiting for you.
Written8m
We write the answer
Say in one line what you want to say. The reply comes back in your voice, in the language they wrote to you in, with your sign-off already on it.
Or write it yourself. The list works exactly the same.
Sent10m
You read it and press send
It goes out from your own address. Their answer comes back to the same lead, and that lead goes back to the top of your list.
Nothing leaves until you press the button.
Where your leads come from
Anything that can make one call on your server can send us a lead. What people see on your site does not change.
- Contact forms
- The form you already have. One call in the code that handles it.
- Sign-ups
- A new account can open a lead, so the first hello is from a person.
- Landing pages
- Every site you own, in one list, each with its own name and sign-off.
- Telegram
- Read it and answer it from your phone, in the same chat.
Why the order never changes
The list sorts by how long someone has waited. You never pick who is next. The one closest to giving up sits on top.
- FreshUnder 2 hours
- It just came in. You have room to think.
- Getting lateAfter 2 hours
- The reading turns amber. Most answers still go out here.
- OverdueAfter a day
- It turns red. This is the one that costs you the deal.
| Lead | Subject | Waiting |
|---|---|---|
| Petra VogelPrice for a year of work | Price for a year of work | 1hFresh |
| Daniel OkoroDo you move shops to Shopify? | Do you move shops to Shopify? | 10hGetting late |
| Maya ChenThree clinic sites, one system | Three clinic sites, one system | 3dOverdue |
Longest wait on top. You press send.
What you decide, and what never happens on its own
The list moves fast so you do not have to. Everything that leaves your address is still your call.
You read every reply
The draft waits. It goes out when you press send, and not one second before.
Your voice, per site
Each site keeps its own sender name, sign-off, tone and background.
Their language
The answer is written in the language they wrote in. You do not have to speak it.
Your data stays yours
Export any time. Delete a lead by the same id your own database uses for it.
Ten minutes, starting with the next one
Paste one call into your form. The next person who writes to you gets an answer while they are still thinking about you.
Open my inboxFree forever. No card. Your first site takes one afternoon.