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Meet Ava · the AI sales agent

Marcus answers.
Ava sells.

Ava is an AI that calls your prospects and has an actual conversation with them. It books the meeting into your calendar, sends the follow-up emails over the next few days, and texts you how every call went. You run the whole thing from your phone, by text.

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How it works

It works the list.
You get the bookings.

Nobody in a two-person shop wants to spend Tuesday afternoon cold calling. So Ava does it. It dials the businesses you want to reach, talks to whoever picks up, and only comes back to you when there's something worth your time.

See how we find the list
Outbound call01:07
AAvacalling a prospect for Kenny's Auto

"Hello?"

"Hi, it's Ava calling from Kenny's Auto. Quick one: who looks after servicing on your work vans?"

"That'd be me. What's this about?"

"Kenny's got Thursday at 10 or Friday at 2 open for a look. Which one suits you?"

Channel 01 · The call

A real conversation, not a recording.

Ava talks like a person who works for you. It takes the brush-off without arguing, asks one good question, and offers two real times instead of an open calendar. When someone says yes, the meeting drops into your calendar as an invite with them already on it, and the follow-up emails start going out from your own address.

Ava · text updates
Booked: Dave Mercer, Mercer Contracting. Thursday 10:00. Six vans, wants brakes quoted.
nice. run the north end next
Starting now, 40 contractors.
Called Tuesday's roofer back. Picked up where we left off, he's in Friday at 2.
Text back to steer it…
Channel 02 · Your phone

You run it by text message.

There's no dashboard and nothing to log into. Text it to start calling a new list, text one word to stop everything, ask what a caller said and get a straight answer back. Every booking arrives with who they are, what they do, and what they want, so you walk into the meeting already knowing the person.

What it does on its own

The parts of selling
nobody gets around to.

The calls are only half of it. The other half is everything that's supposed to happen after the call, and usually doesn't.

Has real conversations

It listens, answers, and handles the brush-off. Not a recording, not a menu, not a script read off a card.

Books into your real calendar

Meetings land as proper invites with the customer already on them. Nothing to copy over by hand.

Sends its own follow-ups

The emails go out over the next few days, from your business's own address, without anyone remembering to send them.

Remembers every lead

A second call picks up where the first one ended instead of making the person explain themselves twice.

Texts you every outcome

Who it called, what they wanted, and how it ended. On every call, in either direction.

Runs off your text messages

Start a campaign, stop it with one word, ask what someone said. No dashboard, nothing new to learn.

The pair

Marcus holds the door.
Ava goes out knocking.

Marcus handles everything that comes to you: the phone, the website, day and night. Ava works the other direction, calling the people who haven't heard of you yet. Most owners start with one, watch it work for a month, then add the other.

See what Marcus does
Ava is quoted per setup, because no two are the same: who you're calling, what you're selling, and how many calls a week you want made. Tell us that much and we'll give you a straight number. Ask for a quote