On the phone
The Phone Agent answers
It knows your pricing, your service area, your hours and what you will not take on. It books into the same calendar.
Somebody standing in the problem searches on their phone, and the first site that answers the question they came with is the one that gets the job. This one answers it out loud, then books them, at nine at night.
See it built on your own tradeSee it on your trade free, 30 minThe gold button in the corner is live right now. Press it and ask it something out loud, or type instead. Try to catch it out.
Rather see the numbers first? Skip to what it costs.
How it works, start to finish. 2 min 12 sec.Sound on, or read it below.
Your next customer is already on your website. They need your service, but they have one question your site cannot answer, so they leave, your phone never rings, and you never know which job you just lost.
Picture a homeowner with no heat at nine at night. They want to know: do you cover my area, what does a visit cost, and when can you come? A contact form tells them to wait. Another company may answer now.
Peak's Smart Revenue Website gives that visitor a conversation while they are still deciding. They can type, or press a button and speak. Your AI assistant answers with your business information around the clock.
First we build around your services, service area, prices, hours and booking rules. We handle the pages, the copy, the booking and the launch setup.
Then, when a visitor asks for help, the assistant answers, gathers what it needs, and offers an available appointment. They book directly into your calendar instead of waiting for somebody to return a message.
When paired with Peak's Phone Agent, your website uses the same business knowledge — the same prices, rules and calendar. If a visitor leaves their details but does not finish booking, automated follow-up can help bring the conversation back.
You stay in control. The assistant says it is AI, uses the business information you provide, and hands over when a request needs you. It never speaks first. Visitors can always type instead.
Hosting, maintenance and updates are included. Tracking shows the inquiries and bookings it captured. You keep running the business; you do not take on another job managing a website.
And if your current site already does its job, keep it. Use the five checks on this page to see what yours can do today.
Try the live assistant here. Ask it a real question about Peak. Then book thirty free minutes with me. We will look at your website the way a customer does, and find what is getting in the way. You earned the visit. Give that customer a reason to stay.
Colorado Springs heating and air. Same-day service, seven days.
Book a visitCopperline is a demo company, so no real visitor is in this thread. The working one is in the corner of this page. Same Sarah, same brain, and the same agent that answers the demo line on (719) 601-2112. Ask her something she should not know and see what she does.
Local customers decide between you and the next result on a phone, usually in a hurry and often in the dark. The site is built for that moment, not for a desktop brochure nobody opens.
Mobile firstNot a separate bot with separate answers. The agent that handles your calls handles your visitors, with the same pricing, the same rules and the same voice, at nine at night.
Same brainA contact form is a note asking somebody to follow up later. This puts them on the calendar while they are still on the page, and follow-up runs on its own if they do not finish.
BookedHosting, maintenance, updates and tracking are part of the plan. No new phone number, no new CRM, no webmaster to chase, and no invoice to change a price.
No webmasterBefore anything else
This exists to close a leak, not to sell you a rebuild you do not need. Open your own site on your phone and answer these five honestly. The result is your answers about your site, not a score we made up.
Of five, unticked
5
Tick every one your site genuinely does today. If it does all five, we will say so and you should keep it.
Book the thirty minutesWhy the same brain matters
Most businesses end up with a phone system that knows one thing, a website that knows another, and a chat widget that knows neither. A caller who was quoted one price on the phone and a different one in chat stops trusting both.
On the phone
It knows your pricing, your service area, your hours and what you will not take on. It books into the same calendar.
On the site
Same brain, same answers, same calendar. A visitor who called you yesterday does not have to start again, and they can talk to it instead of typing.
Afterwards
If they do not finish booking, the follow-up goes out on its own. Nothing waits for somebody to remember.
This is the part a cheap website cannot do. A template with a chat widget bolted on gives you a second system to keep in sync by hand. One brain across the phone and the site is the whole reason this is worth more than a brochure with a contact form.
What changed
A chat box asks a customer to type. Somebody standing in a cold house at nine at night, on a phone, with one hand free and a flashlight in the other, is not going to type. Now they press one button and ask out loud — and the same agent that answers your calls answers them, in about ten seconds.
No app, no sign-up, no waiting for a callback. The button says talk. They hold the phone up and ask the question they came with, in their own words.
Your pricing, your service area, your hours, and what you will not take on. The same answers your phone gives, because it is the same agent behind both.
Straight onto your calendar while they are still standing in the problem. If they do not finish, the follow-up goes out on its own.
Do not take our word for any of that. The gold button in the corner of this page is the real thing, running right now, on our own business. Press it, talk to it, and try to catch it out. That is the same thing your customers would be pressing.
Before you worry about it
Fair question. Something that talks to your customers without you in the room should come with its limits in writing, not with reassurance. Here they are.
It cannot invent a price
It reads the prices you gave it and nothing else. If a job does not fit one of them, it says so and hands over rather than guessing at a number.
It says it is an AI
In its first sentence, every single time, before anything else. Nobody is tricked into thinking they reached a person.
It never speaks first
Nothing plays at somebody who did not ask for it. No autoplay, no pop-up voice, no talking at a visitor who just wanted your hours.
It does not record audio
You get the text of the conversation so you can read what was said. The voice itself is not kept.
It books only real openings
Into your calendar, and only the slots that are genuinely free. It cannot double-book you and it cannot promise a time you do not have.
It hands over to you
When somebody is upset, when the job falls outside the rules you set, or when they ask for you by name. It is built to know the edge of what it knows.
And it is typed too, always. Not everybody can talk — a quiet office, a noisy jobsite, a customer who would simply rather type. Voice is an extra door onto the same conversation, never the only one.
What it costs
Live Voice is included — it is not an add-on, and there is no hosting bill, no maintenance retainer and no designer to email when a price changes.
$497a month
$497 a month covers hosting, maintenance, updates, tracking and both agents — voice included. There is no separate hosting bill and no maintenance retainer.
Plus a flat $1,000 one-time build and launch*.
Book the callThe build covers the pages, the copy, the booking, both agents, the voice tuning, the tracking and the launch. * A larger multi-page site, or one with unusual complexity, is quoted before you buy rather than absorbed into the flat fee.
A visitor presses one button and talks to your site out loud. Included in the monthly, not sold as an add-on.
The same brain that answers your phone, answering visitors around the clock — typed, for anybody who would rather not speak.
After that it keeps answering by typing until the month resets. You are never billed for overage, ever.
For somebody deciding between you and the next result, on a phone, right now.
With follow-up that runs on its own when they do not finish.
Included. There is no webmaster to chase and no invoice to change a price.
An actual number of inquiries and bookings, not a guess about traffic.
If you take the whole front office, the website is included in it rather than billed as a separate line.
What the call actually is
Thirty minutes with the person who would build it. The job of that call is to find where the work is leaking, and to say so plainly if the answer is not us.
On a phone, in a hurry, with a real question. How long it takes to load, what it answers, and how far they get before they have to wait for you.
Phone, reviews, website, dormant list. Usually one of the four is doing most of the damage and the rest is noise. You get told which.
If your site is already doing its job and the real leak is your phone, that is what the call says. Nothing here is worth selling you if it is not the leak.
"He was knowledgeable, professional, and took the time to make sure everything was set up correctly and working the way we needed it to... We would definitely recommend him to any business looking to improve their phone system and customer service."
Unlimited Landscape Services, Colorado Springs — a phone system client. The website is a newer product and has no published month yet.
Thirty minutes, and you will see it laid out against your own trade and your own service area before you decide anything.
Every price is published, including the one-time build fee.