retune is free if you run your own copy. it runs on your own computer, with an ai agent that builds what you ask for.
a plumber or a dentist won't buy "an ai agent". they don't have a word for it.
what they understand is this. someone asked about a job on their website last night. this morning there's a card with who it was, what they want and a reply already written.
that's the lead board. it's one of the things i built in retune, and it's the one i'd start a client on.
the agency in the video is harborview realty. i made it up to show the feature.
the bot answers from the client's website and asks visitors for their details. each lead lands on the board with a short summary and a score out of 100. under it are the reasons, a next step and a follow-up the owner can copy.
retune never sends anything for them. they copy it and send it from their own email.
in month one, keep it small enough to explain in one sentence. the bot on their site, and the board.
you sit down with the client once and write what a good lead looks like for them. that's most of the work. chatbot lead qualification goes through how to write it.
after that, you add more when a client wants it. the monthly report that keeps the retainer alive is about a short note on what their customers asked. white label chatbot platform puts the whole thing under your name and colors.
if you want the second dentist to go faster than the first, sell receptionists to local businesses is about a starting bot per trade.
and when a client asks for something odd, you ask the agent in your copy to build it. booking and voice notes were built that way too, and each has a video on the homepage. custom chatbot features for your clients tells that story.
if you have a client in mind, or a business you want to call, bring it to a call with dj and talk it through.
you run your copy on your own computer. the uptime and the updates are yours. if it stops at night, you're the one who gets the call.
that's also why nobody else can switch it off.
the agent in your copy gets things wrong sometimes, and so do i. when it builds something for a client, look at it before the client does.
you set your price. this letter doesn't tell you what to charge, and it doesn't have numbers about what other people earn.
don't promise more leads. the board sorts the ones that come through the bot. it doesn't bring new ones.
don't promise it checks people. the score is based on what the visitor said. if someone says they're pre-approved or ready this month, the score believes them.
a client will ask whether it makes things up. when the bot doesn't know, it says so, and the question goes to an inbox where the answer gets written once. before it goes live, list what that client's bot must never get wrong, like their prices, and run it with one click.
it fits if you like talking to small business owners and you're fine running software on your own machine. it fits best when your clients are the kind who ask for odd things.
it won't fit if you want someone else to keep everything running and answer the phone when it breaks. a hosted platform is better for that.
if your clients need something it doesn't do yet, tell me what it is.
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