Then it runs
AI automation for Melbourne service firms.
I set up what you already have as an AI automation agency, so more work doesn’t mean more hours.
When enquiries double
- 9pm enquiry×Not ready: Waits till morning. They call someone else.✓Ready: Answered at once
- Booking×Not ready: Phone tag and missed slots.✓Ready: In your calendar
- Job done×Not ready: No one asks for the review.✓Ready: Review asked
- Admin×Not ready: Your nights and weekends.✓Ready: Handled for you
Where this sits
InterestThe review ask
See how we work.Every stage, what it delivers and what it is not, and Upkeep, which keeps it all running.How we work →Job done, a text asks for the review. Good ones go on Google.
Read → ActionThe reply and the bookingEvery enquiry answered, every booking in the calendar, all of it tracked.
Read → OperationsThe work you did by handThe manual jobs I watched, handed to business automation, hours named.
Read →An AI receptionist answers every call. See what this looks like for one trade: AI for law firms.
Questions I get asked
Do I need new software?
Usually not. I plug the AI workflow automation into what you already use.
What does it cost?
Foundations is a fixed price, shown on the How we work page. Interest, Action and Operations are priced after Foundations.
- MaxBiz itself. Every week, automation finds new prospects, turns audits into proposals and builds the monthly client reports. Nothing goes out until I have read it.
- DoWell Cleaning. Every quote request lands straight in the booking software the owner uses every day.
- Scented Life. Reviews switched on across all 11 products (August 2026).
