Deadair Book a 15-minute audit
Fit check

Tell us what happens now. We will tell you whether we can help.

Three minutes, no account, and nothing to book. Most of it is buttons. At the end you either get a straight yes with the price and what happens next, or a straight no with the reason — including the two cases where the honest answer is that you already have this and should not pay us for it.

Which one are you asking about?
Ask whoever set the phones up if you are not sure — there is an option for that. Some of these already do part of what we sell, and if yours is one of them we will say so and take no money.
Right now, what happens to a call nobody picks up?
Roughly how many calls a week go unanswered?
Your automation runs on a server you own. Do you have one, or someone who does? A small cloud server, about ten dollars a month, in your name and on your card. We install onto it and never hold the login. If that sentence means nothing to you, the middle answer is the normal one.
About two sentences. The box asks for at least 120 characters, which is roughly this much, because a one-line answer is not something we can quote against. Say who does it now, how often, and where it slips.

Something like: Reception takes the calls until five. After that it rings out to voicemail and Sarah checks it in the morning, usually around nine. We get maybe ten of those a week and I would guess half never call back.

Where the answer goes, and the only thing on this form we keep if the answer is no.

We will not call you unless you ask us to. If your answers do not decide it either way, you get a link to book fifteen minutes and you choose whether to use it.

Nothing here is a booking and nothing here charges anything. If the answer is yes you will see the price and the payment link on the next screen, and you can still walk away from it.

Worth reading either way

Two pages we would rather you saw before you paid.