Tuskr builds automation for local service businesses: the reply to a new lead, the reminder before a job, the answer your office keeps looking up. It plugs into the tools you already use, so there's nothing to switch to and nothing new to learn.
Every build falls into one of these. Most clients start with one.
Leads go cold when nobody answers. The system replies the minute an inquiry comes in, asks the questions your estimator would ask, and books the visit while you're on a job.
The estimate follow-up, the review ask, the reactivation message. Done by hand, they happen when someone remembers. Automated, they happen every time.
Updating records, notifying the crew, answering the same question for the fourth time this week. We connect your tools and train an Internal Help agent on your own documents so the routine stops landing on you.
Two agents you can talk to right now. Fictional businesses, real technology, on the same stack that goes into client work.
Ridgeline Window Installers. Describe a window project and it qualifies the job, collects what the estimator needs, and books the visit. Customer-facing, on the website.
Bridgepoint Civil Engineers. Ask it anything in the company's own documents and it answers, then names the file it pulled from. Staff-facing, for the questions that otherwise land on the owner.
Automation locks in whatever process is already there, good or bad. It pays off in some businesses and wastes money in others.
Four steps. The technical part is our job.
Thirty minutes on how your business runs today, what's working, what isn't, and what the ideal looks like. You leave with a straight answer, including if the answer is no.
We map what gets built: the logic, the tools, the connections. You approve it before anything is built.
We build it, test it, and deploy it into the tools you already have. Most projects ship within weeks once we have what we need from you.
We show you how to drive it, what to watch, and what to do if something looks off. Then it runs.
A lead intake or Internal Help agent generally lands between $2,500 and $5,000, and Tuskr sits at the lower end of that range. Smaller pieces like a follow-up sequence or reminders are scoped on their own. Nothing gets quoted until we understand what you need and whether we can help, so the call comes first.
Thirty minutes on a call. We go through how your business runs today and you leave with a straight answer, including if the answer is none of this.
Based in Meridian, Idaho. Working with service businesses across the US.
