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Discovery
How you book today, which jobs you want, and the hours that are real. Price before anything is connected.
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An assistant that answers new enquiries, offers times that are actually open, and confirms the appointment. You show up.
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Is this you?
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the good news?
I connect the assistant to the calendar, then I keep the rules honest. New services, new hours, the reminders — so bookings don’t depend on you watching the inbox.
Our services
The booking path, from the first reply to the reminder. Set up once, then it keeps the calendar moving.
How it works
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How you book today, which jobs you want, and the hours that are real. Price before anything is connected.
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Services, durations, buffers and the questions the assistant is allowed to ask.
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The reply, the calendar and the confirmation, switched on and tested with a real booking.
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Reminders, no-show follow-up, and a weekly look at what actually booked.
Either way
Setup covers the path below. The monthly plans keep the assistant, the reminders and the small rule changes.
Pricing
$1k
one time, starting at
The assistant, the calendar rules and a tested first booking.
$500
per month, starting at
It keeps booking, reminding and handing you the notes.
$900
per month, starting at
The assistant, plus after-hours coverage and faster changes when the offer shifts.
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Testimonials
“Leads get a time the same day. I stopped living in the inbox.”
I’m the person behind DigiTalk’s scheduling. The assistant that replies, offers a real time and confirms it. Most tools dump a form on the site and call it booking. I don’t.
You should show up to a call that already has a name, a reason and a reminder sent. The back-and-forth is the part I take off you.
I’m a USA-based resident and I work with clients across time zones. Direct access. Me. Not a ticket queue.
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Real ones. It offers open times, confirms them, and puts them on the calendar.