A Desk is not a chatbot you paste on a site. It is a live system: intake, rules, records, and a human handoff. You pick the job that is already costing you money.
Front Desk is the after-hours and overflow receptionist. It answers, texts back missed calls, books open calendar time, and writes a record a person can pick up.
Revenue Desk sits on inbound demand. Form, ad, voicemail, or email becomes a record, a first response, a qualification path, and a follow-up sequence that does not depend on the owner being at the desk.
Ops Desk takes the weekly back-office motion — invoices, work orders, intake forms, status updates — and runs it into the system that should have held it, with a person only on the exceptions.
Content Desk is a voice card, an asset kit, and a weekly engine. Optional digital spokesperson if you want a consistent on-camera stand-in. This is not a post-and-vanish retainer.
Every Desk ships with 30 days of City Steward, a written job description, and a human override. Compare pricing ↗
Ten days. A written map. A fixed price for the first Desk. $1,997, credited if you proceed.