Your leads go cold while you're on the job.

The median brokerage takes 42 hours to answer an inbound lead. HVAC, plumbing, roofing and electrical calls go cold just as fast. Leadsavy answers in under a minute, offers two real appointment times, and books the visit the moment someone replies.

The demo runs the real decision engine in your browser. No real texts are sent. Scroll to see how it plays out for a booking, a trades call, a question it won't guess at, and an opt-out.

Calculate What Slow Replies Cost You

Brokerages that respond within five minutes are 21× more likely to close the lead. See the revenue you keep by answering in under a minute.

Inbound Leads Per Month 60
Average Deal / Commission Value $4,500
Estimated Recovered Pipeline
Assumes 10% of leads that would have gone cold are saved
$27,000/mo

What happens between the lead and the booking

Four steps, in order, every time. Nothing here depends on judgment calls the system isn't equipped to make.

Normalize
Zillow, Facebook Lead Ads and web forms all arrive in different shapes. One canonical lead comes out.
Score & Route
A deterministic 0–100 score, then routed by coverage area and who isn't already buried. A returning contact stays with whoever already owns them.
Offer Real Times
Picks open times from the assigned person's working hours and existing bookings, and holds them, so the first text asks a closed question, not an open one.
Close the Loop
Reads the reply and books it, escalates it, or honors an opt-out. A person only gets involved when it's genuinely unclear.

It escalates. It never guesses.

A wrong auto-booking wastes a drive across town. An escalation costs nothing. Leadsavy is built around that asymmetry.

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A lead asks a question the system can't answer. Handed to you. It never guesses at a property detail or a job estimate.

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A lead asks for a time that wasn't offered. Handed to you. It doesn't invent times that don't exist on the calendar.

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"Take me off your list." Shut off permanently. One acknowledgement, then never contacted again. No exceptions.

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A lead arrives at 1:47 AM. Held until 8 AM local. The office is alerted now; the lead is texted later.

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The same person contacts two different sites. Recognized as one contact. One text, not two.

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Every decision is logged. No black box. You can read why the system did what it did.

How and why Leadsavy texts you

Leadsavy sends texts on behalf of the business you contacted — the one you asked to reach you by submitting a form, an inquiry, or a service request with your phone number.

What we send
Replies to your inquiry, appointment times, confirmations, reminders and short follow-ups. Never unrelated marketing.
Frequency
Varies with your conversation. Message and data rates may apply.
To stop
Reply STOP at any time. You'll get one confirmation and no further texts. Reply HELP for help, or email hello@leadsavy.com.
Quiet hours
No texts between 9 pm and 8 am local time.
Your data
Never shared with third parties or affiliates for marketing or promotional purposes.

See the Privacy Policy and Terms of Service.

One build fee. One monthly. No usage surprises.

It runs on your own Twilio account. We don't mark up message rates.

Build, connected to your leads, calendar and CRM
Wired to your own Twilio account
$3,500
Ongoing monitoring and changes
Cancel any time
$500/mo

You don't pay the build fee until it's running on your real leads. Cancel the monthly whenever you want and keep everything. It just stops being maintained.

Frequently Asked Questions

My CRM already routes leads. Why do I need this?

A CRM is built for record-keeping. It's weaker at the messy intake moment: leads arriving from several sources at once, holding real times so people don't double-book, and reading "the first one works" as an actual booking. Leadsavy sits in front of your CRM. It doesn't replace it.

We already text leads with Zapier or a texting tool. What's different?

Those send texts. Leadsavy books the appointment. It holds the slot, reads the reply, and escalates anything unclear instead of guessing.

Does Leadsavy own our phone numbers?

No. The texts go out through your own Twilio account, so your number and your customer relationships stay yours.

Who's liable for TCPA and opt-outs?

Opt-out is checked before every other rule and matches natural phrasing like "please remove me" or "lose my number", not just the word STOP. Quiet hours are enforced automatically. You still own the number and the relationship; Leadsavy gives you the compliance behavior built in.

Can we try it on our own numbers first?

Yes. Hand over a spreadsheet of your last 1–3 months of leads and Leadsavy replays them into a report built entirely from your own numbers, before you commit to anything.