The chatbot replies in 10 seconds and books appointments — while you're under the hood.
By morning that person already booked somewhere that answered. You won't even know: there was no inquiry, so it's not in your numbers either.
An empty bay isn't zero, it's a loss: the mechanic's there, the time's already spent, and there's no car.
Hands covered in grease, phone across the shop. You can't always call back, and the customer won't wait.
The customer writes — on Telegram, from the site, or from an ad link.
The chatbot replies, asks what's needed, offers an open slot.
The booking shows up in your calendar, you get a notification. Nothing to change on your end.
No new software, no retraining mechanics — the chatbot plugs into whatever you already book appointments in.
30 inquiries × 30% in the evening × 50% won’t wait until morning = 4.5 inquiries lost per day. With an chatbot that replies in 10 seconds, the only ones lost are the ones who genuinely changed their mind.
This is a calculator with typical numbers, labeled as an example. Once the first auto shop agrees to share its name and its own numbers, this block becomes their real case.
No shady WhatsApp automation. Telegram and official channels — your number stays safe. Pay once, nothing left to keep billing.
It only says what’s written down; for anything else it says “I’ll check with the mechanic” and passes it to you. 30-day guarantee under the agreed spec.
The demo bot is set up for an auto shop: ask about booking, the price of an oil change, or an open slot — the way your customer would.
I'll send you a breakdown of what's technically stopping your site from bringing in and keeping customers.
You pay once, the code is yours. Half upfront, the rest after you’ve tested the bot yourself. Full pricing on the homepage.