Now website visitors can see an honest repair range or compare replacement options, share the job details, and ask to book while they are still ready to buy.
A homeowner lands on your site with no cooling, an old system, or a replacement question. They want a ballpark number. A contact form tells them to wait. The phone may not be answered after hours. So they hit Back and call the next company—even though you already paid for the click.
IRBIS gave homeowners the useful answer they came for. Operator asks a few job questions, shows pricing based on the company's own rules, and captures the information the office needs. By the time IRBIS calls, the conversation starts with the job—not “What can we help you with?”
It started doing the first part of the sales conversation before a CSR or comfort advisor had to step in.
Instead of leaving to compare companies, homeowners could see a realistic range and keep moving.
The IRBIS team could see the issue, address, urgency, and estimate before picking up the phone.
When the homeowner was ready, the next step was right there—without waiting for office hours.
“I was skeptical at first, but the results were clear within the first month. These were leads that used to bounce off our site. Now, they see the price, they trust us, and they book.”
Operator does not ask you to rebuild the business around another piece of software.
No national averages. Operator follows your labor, equipment, margins, rebates, and price ranges.
No. It handles the first questions and gives your CSRs or comfort advisors a better conversation to continue.
No. Operator is added to the website you already have and branded for your company.
We'll show you the exact repair and replacement flow your homeowners would see using your pricing and service area.
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