A chat box that actually knows your business
Most website chat is a maze of buttons that ends in "leave your email." This one reads the question and answers it — built from your own site, not a script someone wrote for a hundred other contractors. It's one channel of Callory Desk, the same receptionist that answers your phone and your contact form too.
The visitor who'd never call
Someone lands on your site at 11pm comparing three contractors before bed. They're not going to call — that's a daytime, sitting-down kind of thing. But they will type a question into a chat box if one's sitting right there. That's a lead your site is losing right now, not because your work isn't good enough, but because nobody was there to answer.
What it actually does
Reads your website once
We build it from the site you already have — your services, your service area, how you describe your own work. No forms to fill out, no script to write.
Answers in real sentences
Not a decision tree. A visitor can ask an actual question and get an actual answer, the way they would from someone who works there.
Never quotes a price
No price ranges, no appointment promises, no warranty terms — every conversation, no exceptions. It takes details and tells them you'll follow up.
Lands in the same dashboard
Name, question, and what they need — emailed to you and sitting alongside your calls and form submissions, not in a separate tool to check.
Questions contractors ask
Isn't this just a chatbot with canned button replies?
No. Most "website chat" for contractors is a decision tree — click a button, pick a category, leave your email. This reads what someone actually typed and answers in real sentences, built from your own site's content. If it doesn't know something, it says so and takes a message instead of guessing.
Does it quote prices or give appointment times?
Never. Same rule as the phone: no price ranges, no appointment promises, no warranty terms. If someone asks, it takes their details and tells them you'll follow up with an exact figure.
How is this different from the phone receptionist?
It isn't a different product — it's the same receptionist, the same knowledge of your business, just reachable through the box on your website instead of your phone number. Someone who'd never call can still get a real answer.
What does it know?
Only what's actually on your website — your services, your service area, how you describe your own work. It doesn't invent capabilities you don't have or make up numbers you haven't published.
Do I need my phone number set up too?
No — it can run on your website alone if that's all you want right now. See the pricing page for the exact plans. Add the phone number later if you want it — same receptionist, same setup, no reconfiguring anything.
One receptionist — phone, website, and contact form
This chat widget is one channel. The same receptionist can also pick up your missed calls and turn contact-form submissions into a live conversation — one setup, every door covered.
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