One
missed call— and it was your customer.
Murphy’s Law says they visit your website at 9:41 on a Tuesday night and leave without a word. This Murphy is on shift. She rings them, answers like your front desk, and the job lands on your phone.
MurphySite desk · on shift
She rings this page herself — stay a moment, or beat her to it.
RIP, chatbots.typed at people since 2011.
Three minutes on the clock.the whole shift, on paper.
A visitor walks in
Somebody lands on your site. Murphy gives them a moment to look around, then rings — a call card, right on the page. One tap and they’re talking.
She answers like your front desk
What you do, where you work, what things run — she’s been briefed on your shop and answers from the brief. Questions welcome.
The lead is filed
She takes their name, their number, and what they need — and files it before they’ve closed the tab. You get the text. They get called back by you.
The shift ends on your phone.every single time.
A name, a number, the job — filed to your pocket while the visitor is still warm. The specimen slip here is the format; yours arrive with real names on them.
She already works three sites.
Yours is next on the roster.
One hire. One rate.founding roster — ten seats.
Sign while there’s a seat and the rate never moves while you keep her on. After the roster fills, the position lists at $199 a month.
The site desk
Asked and answered.
Is this a chatbot?
No. Chatbots type at people. Murphy talks with them — a real voice conversation, right on the page. That’s the whole difference, and you can hear it yourself before you spend a dollar.
How does she know my business?
Before her first shift we brief her on your shop — services, service area, prices, hours, how you like jobs handled. She answers with your facts, the ones we wrote down together.
What happens after a call?
Your phone gets a text: a name, a number, and what they need. The full transcript files to your office. You call them back and win the job.
What if she doesn’t know an answer?
She says so, takes the question down, and files it with the lead. She doesn’t make things up — a wrong answer costs you a customer, so she’d rather hand you the question.
Can I hear her first?
You’re on her shift right now. Stay on this page a moment and she’ll ring you — or tap Talk to Murphy and ask her whatever you’d ask a new hire.
She’s on shift tonight.your website could be too.
Ten founding seats · $99 a month, locked · one email starts it