See it working before you pay.

Two demos. One is our own phone assistant. The other shows the difference a proper local listing and one clear page makes. Neither one asks you to take anything on trust.

Demo 1 — the phone assistant

It answers your business line when you can't. It takes the caller's name, number and what the job is, then sends that to you. The caller hears a clear, human-sounding voice that says plainly that it is an AI assistant — we will not pretend otherwise, because a caller who is fooled is a caller who is angry later.

Answers in seconds, day or night, including when you are on a roof, under a sink or driving.
Says it is an AI assistant on every single call, before it takes anything.
Takes the name, the number, the address and what the job is.
Sends you a short written summary — who rang, what they need, how to reach them.
You keep the job. It is your line and your customer.

Honest status: the public demo line is being set up. The assistant itself already runs — we use it on our own line, which is where we found out what it does well and what it still gets wrong. We are opening a number you can ring yourself, and we will not publish it until the rules around it are in place: the assistant announces itself, and we keep only a written summary (any audio is kept for 30 days and then deleted). In the meantime, email us and we will tell you the moment it is live.

Demo 2 — before and after: the local listing

This is an illustration. It is not one business's data — it is the pattern we kept finding when we looked at trades and small shops across South East London in 2026. The "before" column is what that pattern looks like; the "after" is the same business with the free, basic things put right.

Before

Google listing not claimed — anyone, including a competitor, can suggest edits.
No opening hours, so people assume you are shut and ring someone else.
Wrong category, so you don't show when someone searches for the job you actually do.
No phone number on the listing — one tap fewer, and you lose the call.
A website link that either doesn't exist or lands on a page that is broken on a phone.
No photos, no reviews answered, no idea what you charge or where you work.

After

Listing claimed and verified, so the details on it are yours.
Correct hours, correct services, correct area — including what you don't cover.
Local phone number on the listing, so the call comes straight to you.
One clear page: what you do, where you work, how to reach you, how you charge.
Photos that load fast on a phone, because that is where the customer is.
Reviews answered honestly — including the bad ones, which we never hide or invent.

What we will not do: invent a review, invent a statistic, invent a case study, or put a countdown timer on this page. We also won't name another local business to make them look bad — when we show you a real before-and-after, it will be with the permission of the business it belongs to. Until then, this stays an illustration and says so.

What happens when we come to you

We look first. We check your calls, your listing and your site and bring you what we actually found — including the things you'd rather not hear.
You see the fix before you pay for it. We build the demo for your business, not a generic one.
You get a price in writing before any work starts. Nothing gets quoted that we can't stand behind.
No lock-in. No 12-month contract, no auto-renew trap. Notice terms stated up front.

Try it, or ask us to look at your business

Send us the business name and the best number to reach you. We'll tell you what we find — and if we don't think there's anything worth paying for, we'll say that too.

fixall7978@gmail.com

We only email businesses at published business addresses, we say who we are, and every message has a way to opt out. Say "no more contact" once and that is the end of it.