Stop paying for leads
nobody answers.

We install a seven-part growth system that answers your phone, replies to every lead the moment it arrives, wins back old customers and asks for reviews — run by AI, for local service businesses doing $50K+/mo.

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$2,500/mo + a one-time $2,000 install, month to month.

Thirty minutes, your numbers, no pitch deck. If you're not a fit I'll say so on the call — or skip the call and start the install.

Booked jobs up 20% by month two Or the fee stops until they are
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The whole offer, in one video

1 minute 48 seconds. Or skip it — everything in the video is written out below.

Step one — find your number

What your missed calls cost you

Stop losing jobs to the guy who answers faster.

Move the sliders. These are your numbers, not our claims — and the arithmetic is written out in full underneath.

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30%
Count evenings, weekends, lunch, and every time the crew is on a job.
$450
First job, not lifetime — keeps the estimate conservative.
40%
$0
lost every month, at your own numbers

Your four inputs, run through the arithmetic shown below. An estimate, not a measured result.

Which is roughly
0 customers a month you never hear about
Conservative recovery — not all of it, ever
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Your options

Hire a person, or hire us — side by side

You have a phone that goes unanswered and a back office that runs on one person's memory. You could hire someone for each, or have us run it. Here is what each one costs to have — the money, the hours, the leave, the exit — including the rows we lose.

Two people you could hire compared with Averon's two offers: monthly cost, hours covered, leave and benefits, what you are tied to, and what happens if it does not work
Compared on Hire a front desk Hire an ops manager Averon: the seven Averon: a department build
What it costs each month ~$4,600/mo 40 hrs a week, wages plus taxes and benefits ~$12,900/mo salaried, wages plus taxes and benefits $2,500/mo $2,000 to install, once $2,500/mo per department the build itself is a fixed price, quoted after discovery
Works nights, weekends and holidays No No Yes Yes
Works without PTO, sick days or benefits No No Yes Yes
A person in the room Yes Yes No No
What you're tied to A salary A salary Month to month, or a year if you want the discount A fixed-price build, then month to month
If it doesn't work You fire them and hire again You fire them and hire again The fee stops until it does Half the build fee waits until the agreed number moves

Hiring costs are U.S. medians from the Bureau of Labor Statistics, May 2025 — $18.27/hr for a receptionist (check it) at 40 hours a week, and $105,770/yr for a general and operations manager (check it) — grossed up because wages are 68.4% of what an employer actually pays (check it). Rounded to the nearest hundred, and a floor: recruiting, training, turnover and holiday cover are extra. Run your own number — it's the comparison that matters, not ours.

If what you actually need is a person in the room — someone to greet walk-ins, sign for deliveries and run the office — hire the person. That is a different job and we do not do it. For everything else, the table is what it costs to employ a person for work that does not need one: salary and benefits owed whether or not the work got done, leave to cover, nobody there at night or on a weekend, and a hiring process you start over if it does not work out. The seven and a department build are two different jobs: take one, or both.

The Averon System

Seven jobs. Seven AI employees.

AI employees that never call in sick.

Seven roles you would otherwise be hiring for, installed in this order. Not seven tools bolted together — one sequence, where each step only works because the one before it is already running.

The order is the product. Pay for traffic before the other six run and you are buying calls nobody answers — which is why ads come last, not first. It is all seven or none of them.

What the seven replace

One full-time front desk ~$4,600/mo
Goes home at 5pm Yes
Works weekends & holidays No
Seven of them, none of whom sleep $2,500/mo

One front-desk hire at 40 hours a week, at the BLS median wage plus employer taxes and benefits. The sources and the arithmetic are under the comparison table above.

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Pricing

What it costs: $2,500 a month

Is it worth it? That's roughly $83 a day, against the $1,500+ jobs this is built for.

A one-time $2,000 install, then $2,500 a month — $2,250 a month if you commit to a year, or $1,999 a month if you pay for the year up front. Every plan is all seven AI employees; we don't sell a partial system or a pick-and-choose menu.

Month to month
$2,500/ month

Billed monthly. Cancel any time.

$2,000 install, once No contract
  • All seven AI employees — built, wired and maintained
  • Done for you — one 45-minute call and a customer export, we handle the rest
  • Compliance handled — carrier registration, opt-outs, the legal side of texting
  • Your own portal — leads in, response times, booked, showed, revenue; the same numbers land in your inbox monthly
  • Your accounts, your data — ad account, phone number, CRM and every lead record stay in your name
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10%off Save $3,000 a year
Annual, billed monthly
$2,250/ month

Billed monthly for twelve months. 10% off every invoice.

$2,000 install, once +1 AI employee
  • Everything in month to month, at $250 a month less
  • One extra AI employee, built to order — not from a menu. Tell us the job on the onboarding call and we build it, on top of the seven, inside your first 90 days
  • Paid as you go — no lump sum; $27,000 over the year instead of $30,000
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20%off Best value · Save $6,012
Annual, prepaid
$1,999/ month

$23,988 billed once, up front. You save $6,012.

$2,000 install, once +2 AI employees
  • Everything in the plan above, for another $251 a month off
  • A second extra AI employee — two built to order in total, on top of the seven, both scoped on the onboarding call and live inside your first 90 days
  • One invoice for the whole year — pay once and there is nothing else to approve, chase or renew for twelve months
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The guarantee

We write down your booked jobs before anything goes live. If they aren't up 20% on the same period last year after two months, we work free until they are — for up to three months.

Free means free — no monthly fee while we're still working on it. We compare against last year rather than last month so a slow season can't be mistaken for a result either way. The setup fee covers work that is built and running regardless, so it isn't refunded.

Beyond the seven Premium

Automate a whole department

The seven employees fix one specific thing: leads arriving and nobody answering them. Some businesses have a different problem — a whole function running on someone's memory, a spreadsheet and a stack of paperwork. That is a separate kind of work: we scope it and price it once, rather than sell it as a subscription.

We map it first

A paid discovery phase, fixed price, where we sit with whoever does the job today and write down every step. You keep that map whether or not you continue — it is useful on its own.

Then we price it, once

The build is a fixed price agreed before anything starts, set by how many of your processes we take over — a number you can count, not one we assert. No hourly billing and no surprises mid-build.

Then it runs, monthly

Once it is live it gets maintained and fixed like everything else we run, on the same month-to-month terms. If you already have the seven employees, this is in addition to them, not instead.

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Back office, finance, operations, scheduling — whichever one is eating your week. Which departments can be automated is decided in discovery rather than published in advance, and it is one build at a time, because it is a real scoping exercise and not a template.

Know a business that needs this? You both get a free month.

Introduce us and you both earn a month once they are live. Introduce as many businesses as you like; there is no cap on how many, and nothing to sign up for.

  1. 1 You introduce a business Any plan they choose.
  2. 2 They go live You both get a free month.

Free months for every business you introduce, with no cap on how many — and the business you introduce earns the same reward you do. Free months are added to the end of your plan rather than taken off an invoice, so they work the same way on every plan, including prepaid. It has to be a business that isn't already a client; a second location of your own doesn't count.

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When we'll tell you no

We turn work down when it won't work. Here is what makes us say no, so you can rule yourself out in thirty seconds rather than on a call.

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You're already at capacity If you can't service more jobs this month, more leads make your life worse and your reviews worse. Fix staffing first — we'll say so on the call.

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You're under about $50K/month, or your average job is under $1,500 The maths doesn't work yet. $2,500 should be a rounding error against what it recovers, not a decision that keeps you up.

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You want just the phone bit Partial installs keep losing jobs at the steps we skipped, and then get blamed for it. It's all seven or none of them — though a whole department build is a separate conversation.

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You want to run ads immediately Ads come last for a reason. If you want traffic pointed at an unfixed funnel, there are plenty of agencies who'll happily take that money.

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Nobody can approve anything We need one person who can say yes, hand over a customer list, and reply to a text. Not a committee.

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You need it live next week Three weeks from signature to all seven working, carrier registration included — and that queue isn't ours to hurry. If the date is the thing you're deciding on, better you know now than after you've signed.

How it gets built

Live in three weeks

  • Nothing gets replaced. The system connects to the phone, CRM, calendar and ad account you already use. No migration, no new software for your team to learn, and your accounts stay in your name throughout.
  • Day 0 — one 45-minute call. Your services, pricing, hours, capacity ceiling and a customer export. That's the whole of your involvement.
  • Day 0 — carrier registration filed. Texting your own customers legally requires registering your business with the mobile carriers. Approval usually takes about a week and nobody can shortcut it, so it's filed first thing while everything else gets built in parallel.
  • Week 1 — six of the seven go live. Capture page and speed-to-lead first, so new leads get answered automatically before a single old one is contacted; then the receptionist, reviews, sales coach and reporting.
  • Weeks 2–3 — reactivation goes out once carrier registration clears. Throttled to the booking ceiling agreed on day 0 so nobody gets buried. If the carriers come back with questions we handle it and tell you the same day — that's why we quote three weeks rather than the one we could hit on a good run.
  • Day 30 — the first report. Leads in, response times, booked, showed, revenue. If a number can't be traced to money it isn't in there.

"What happens if it doesn't work out?"

The system plugs into what you already run — your phone, your CRM, your calendar, your ad account. Those stay in your name throughout, and so does everything in them: every lead record, every call log, every customer the system produced. Export it whenever you want.

Cancelling means we disconnect our system from yours. The automations stop, the integrations are unhooked, and your accounts keep running exactly as they did before we arrived — with all the contacts and history added while we were live. What doesn't come with you is the automation layer itself: the workflows, prompts and tooling are Averon's platform, the same way you don't keep your CRM's source code when you cancel your CRM.

So there's nothing to untangle and nothing held hostage — but there's also no version where you keep the machine and stop paying for it. Better said here than discovered at the exit.

Two ways in

Book a call, or just start

While you're on the job, we're keeping your calendar full.

Most people want the call: thirty minutes, your numbers, no pitch deck. If you already know you want this, you don't have to sit through it — the second option below skips straight to the build.

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30 minutes No pitch deck No obligation You keep the audit either way

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One field, and you'll have a reply in under a minute.

Just your email — no phone number, no long form, no mailing list. Privacy.

Straight answers

The questions people actually ask

Three weeks from signature to all seven working. Most of it is ours to build and we control that part. The one that texts your past customers can't start until the carriers approve your registration — that's about a week in a queue, it's filed the day you sign, and no vendor can jump it. Three weeks is the number we publish because it survives one rejection. If the queue is kind, you go live sooner.
It hands off. It doesn't guess. Anything that isn't a straightforward booking — a complaint, an odd quote, a question nobody gave it an answer to — goes to a human on your team with the whole conversation attached, so nobody starts cold and the customer never repeats themselves. On the texting side you approve the message copy before a single message sends, so it can't improvise in your name. If you want to watch how it behaves when it doesn't know something, the assistant on this page is the same build: ask it something we haven't told it and it will say so.
No. Nothing gets ripped out. The number you advertise stays the number you advertise, in your name, and we route to it rather than replacing it. Your customer list comes out of whatever you already use — QuickBooks, Jobber, Housecall Pro, a spreadsheet someone maintains — and goes back the same way. We don't ask you to move CRM to work with us, and if you're on something we haven't wired up before, we'll say so on the call rather than promise it and find out afterwards.
One 45-minute call, a customer export, and about ten minutes approving the message copy. We pull your services, pricing, hours and reviews from your site and Google profile and send them back for a yes or no. And the list can be a mess — they all are. Send a CSV, a spreadsheet, an export from QuickBooks or Jobber or Housecall Pro; cleaning, de-duplicating and validating it is our job, not homework we set you.
Texting people you've never done business with, without consent, absolutely gets you in trouble. Contacting your own past customers sits on an existing business relationship — but it still has to be done properly. So: carrier registration under your business, your name in the first message, opt-out honoured instantly and across your whole list. That registration is filed the day you sign, because it's the one part of the timeline nobody can hurry. Anyone who tells you they can start blasting tomorrow is about to get your number blocked.
You approve every message before anything sends. Your name, a real offer, opt-out in the first text, and anything that isn't a straightforward booking gets handed to a human — with the full conversation attached, so your team isn't starting cold.
You get a login. The portal shows leads in, response times, booked, showed, and the revenue those jobs turned into — the same four numbers we'd otherwise argue about on a call, except you can check them at 9pm without asking anyone. The same summary lands in your inbox once a month whether you log in or not, because a report you have to remember to open isn't a report.
Then we cap it. We agree a bookings-per-day ceiling before the first message goes out and the system throttles to it. And if you genuinely can't take on more work at all, we'll tell you not to sign yet.
No, and it's never marked up. Media goes on your card in your ad account, so you can see every dollar. Nothing gets spent until the first six pillars are live — which is usually a month or two in.
On the monthly plan you cancel and the next month doesn't bill. Everything that was yours leaves with you: the phone number, the ad account, the CRM and every lead and call record are in your name and stay there. What disconnects is our system — it was never something you bought, and it's never held over you. Both annual plans are a firm twelve-month term. That is what the discount pays for, so neither can be cancelled early: a prepaid year isn't refunded, and on the billed-monthly plan the remaining months are still owed. If you want to be able to stop any time, stay month to month — the commitment is the price of the lower rate, and we would rather say that plainly than bury it in a contract. The setup fee covers work that's built and running, so it isn't refunded.
Not yet — and we'd rather say so than dress it up. This offer is new and there is no case study for it yet. Borrowing someone else's logo or writing a testimonial that never happened is what a lot of this industry does, and it falls apart the first time you ask to call the reference. What we can show you instead is working software, the engineering behind it, and a page you can audit yourself in two minutes. And because you'd be carrying the risk of going first, the guarantee exists: if your booked jobs aren't up 20% on the same period last year two months after go-live, the monthly fee stops and we keep working free until they are, for up to three months.
Yes — that's the second option in the booking section. You send me four lines about your business, I send back the scope in writing and an invoice for the $2,000 install, and nothing is charged until you've read both. Your first monthly fee bills on the 1st of the month after the system goes live, not the day you pay for the install, so you are never paying for something that doesn't exist yet. You still get the 45-minute onboarding call — it just happens after you've started instead of before, and it's about your services and pricing rather than whether to buy. If I read your four lines and think you're one of the businesses on the "when we'll tell you no" list, I'll refund it and say so.
Yes, but as a separate engagement rather than a monthly tier: paid discovery first, then a fixed build price set by how many of your processes we take over, then a monthly run fee charged per department. Which department is decided in discovery rather than picked from a list, and I run one build at a time. Full pricing and how it runs is on the department builds page.

Get your number, and a straight answer

Thirty minutes on a call, your numbers, and a straight answer about whether this pays for itself at your volume. You keep that answer either way — or skip the call and start the install.

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