A human makes the call
AI doesn’t close deals or hand out diagnoses. It captures context and passes the conversation to a person.
We set up the assistant in 7 days: it answers common questions, collects client details, and forwards hot inquiries to Telegram, a spreadsheet, or your CRM.
Send us 10–20 typical chats. We’ll show where leads are lost and how to set up the assistant. Free, no strings attached.
Every day dozens of people write into your chats. Some of them are ready to buy right now. But without a fast reply they leave — for good.
Hot leads don’t wait.
People write in the moment of interest. If the reply comes late, the lead cools fast.
Price, timing, address, open slots, payment terms — the admin repeats it by hand dozens of times.
The client asked “how much?”, but nobody clarified the task, date, budget, contact, or readiness to book.
Telegram, Instagram, website, DMs — inquiries are there, but there’s no overall picture.
Some are just browsing, some are ready to buy now. Without structure, that’s hard to spot fast.
There’s a sense that “people write in”, but it’s unclear how many inquiries became a lead, a booking, or a payment.
We look at which questions clients ask most often, where your admin loses time, and where people usually drop off.
We decide what the assistant answers itself, which questions it asks, and when it hands the chat to a human.
We forward leads to Telegram, Google Sheets, or your CRM — no code from you.
No waiting for the client, and the admin sees right away: who wrote in, what they want, how to reach them.
AI answers right away: in the evening, on the weekend, between the admin’s tasks, or while the owner is busy.
Replies to clients in the evening, on weekends, and while the admin is busy with something else. No sick days, no salary — for a fixed launch fee.
When a client is ready to book or buy — that lead doesn’t get buried under the regular messages.
Instead of messy chats you get clear data: service, contact, question, status.
It becomes clear which questions repeat, where clients hesitate, and what to improve in the offer.
Look at real conversations: which questions came up, where it gave a fuzzy answer, what to add to the answer base.
First we read the real messages and design the script. Only then do we set up the assistant.
You share 10–20 typical messages from clients. We look at which questions repeat, where time is lost, and which inquiries can be structured.
We design the script: what to answer, which questions to ask, what data to collect, and when to hand off to a human.
We write up the answer base, the limits, the conversation branches, and the lead delivery channel.
We run typical situations: pricing, booking, a tricky question, a reschedule, an off-script request, and an unhappy client.
We hand off the system and walk you through how to view leads, handle inquiries, and improve things after the first real chats.
Ready-made logic for answers, follow-up questions, and handing leads to the admin.
Prices, services, timing, address, schedule, terms, limits, and common client questions.
Situations where AI must not improvise, make decisions alone, or give an off-base reply.
Telegram, Google Sheets, a form, or a simple CRM flow — we pick what actually works on day one.
How to use the system, where to find leads, what to do with off-script questions, and how to hand a chat to a human.
Test cases: pricing, booking, a tricky question, an unhappy client. You see where the assistant holds up and where it doesn’t.
What’s worth tuning after the first 50–100 real chats.
Which questions repeat, where clients need more clarity, and which answers should be strengthened.
We help adjust the assistant’s answers and answer your questions. No extra fees in the first month.
Replying within the first 5 minutes raises conversion by up to 50% (Harvard Business Review, 2011).
InboxPilot closes that window — while the lead is still hot.
Clients ask about price, open slots, stylists, and booking.
Clarifies the service, date, time, and name — sends the admin a summary.
The admin sees a ready lead — service, day, time, contact — instead of a vague “how much?”
People ask about the program, batch start, payment, and installments.
Answers the basics, narrows down the course of interest, and passes along anyone ready to move forward.
The manager stops repeating the same explanations and works only with interested leads.
Inbox gets a mix: questions, intros, and requests.
Filters serious inquiries, clarifies the topic, budget, and format — captures a lead with the right fields.
The expert sees faster who’s worth a follow-up conversation.
Clients ask about price, service area, and urgency.
Captures the address, type of job, and a convenient time — prepares a summary for the technician.
The technician gets the brief before the call, instead of digging it out by hand.
AI gathers everything in one place. Open the notification — you instantly see who, what, and when.
Client clarified the topic. Open to Thursday evening after 6 PM. Price wasn’t discussed — waiting for the lawyer.
The lead arrives where you actually receive things. No new interfaces, no new apps.
The assistant doesn’t go off-script. We set the boundaries up front and rehearse the scenarios.
AI doesn’t close deals or hand out diagnoses. It captures context and passes the conversation to a person.
Dispute, emotion, or an off-script question — AI forwards the chat to Telegram right away.
We run 30–50 typical scenarios before launch: pricing, booking, difficult clients.
After 50–100 real conversations it’s clear where AI struggles — that’s what we patch in the script.
Businesses with repeating questions
If clients keep asking the same things, the assistant covers the routine ones — without your team’s time.
Anyone getting leads in messengers
Telegram, Instagram, website forms, DMs — all of it pulled into one place.
Anyone starting without a heavy CRM
Telegram and a spreadsheet are enough at the start. Platforms come later, if ever.
Anyone losing leads to slow replies
If people write, wait, and disappear — a fast first reply often saves the day.
If you get 2–3 inquiries a month
Manual replies are simpler — setup and testing will cost more time than they save.
If every chat needs deep expertise
AI can gather the basics, but shouldn’t replace a specialist in complex decisions.
You want to remove humans from sales
InboxPilot is an assistant, not a replacement for the owner, manager, or admin.
No clear offer
First straighten out the services, prices, terms, and answers. Otherwise AI just automates chaos.
A working assistant that covers the common questions and passes leads to a human is enough.
Send us 10–20 typical chats — we’ll show where leads are lost and how to fix it.
We’ll reply on Telegram within an hour.
The review is free, no strings attached.