Green bubble is spam. Blue bubble is a person.

Your caller books the meeting. Then the calendar goes quiet, and by the day of the call the prospect has forgotten why they said yes. This is what we send in the gap: a blue-bubble text the moment they book, with a two-minute video to watch first, then the reminders.

No caller in your cart, and every text here goes to someone a caller booked. This button adds the Growth plan, which is the caller, the dialer and the data, and iMessage on top. Four lines, each with its own price, and nothing else.

A line on the Growth caller seat. Already one of the six in Everything. Priced below.

Booked: Thu 10:00

Text Message

Booked: Thu 10:00

iMessage

1. On booking

   iMessage

2. +1 hour

   iMessage

3. Morning of

   iMessage

4. 15 min before

   Email

5. 5 min before

   iMessage

Five sends between the yes and the call.

This is the cadence that runs today. Every booked call gets it, in this order.

1. 01 On booking iMessage

   A blue-bubble text with your two-minute pre-call video. Sent while the booking is still the most recent thing they did.

2. 02 +1 hour iMessage

   A nudge. One line. Sent because the first one usually arrives while they are still on the phone with your caller, and gets swiped away.

3. 03 Morning of iMessage

   The reminder, with the time and the link. Short enough to read in the queue for coffee.

4. 04 15 min before Email

   An email with the same link. Fifteen minutes out, plenty of people are at a laptop and not a phone.

5. 05 5 min before iMessage

   Two words that say a person is already on the other end of the link.

Two minutes of you, watched the day they book, does the first ten minutes of Thursday.

The texts exist to get the video watched. The reminders exist so the person who watched it turns up.

It is yours. Two minutes, camera on, saying what the call is for and who it is not for. You record it once, on your phone, in a quiet room. We send you the outline of what goes in it.

Do not hire a crew. Polish reads as an advert, and people skip adverts. A founder on a phone reads as a person, which is the point of the blue bubble.

We do not publish a show-rate lift.

Because we have not measured one. Every texting vendor has a percentage for this and most of them borrowed it from another vendor’s landing page. We will not print one until we have counted enough of our own calls to say something true. What we can show you is the sequence and the reason it exists.

Consent

The prospect booked the call and gave the number. That is the whole list. If they ask us to stop, we stop, and we tell you.

Android, and numbers without iMessage

The same sequence goes out as SMS, and the video arrives as a link instead of a card. What green gives up is the next section.

Same words. Different bubble.

The colour is not decoration. It tells the person holding the phone what kind of message this is before they have read a word of it.

Green bubble, SMS

• Lands in the same tab as the parcel notifications and the two-factor codes.
• Reads as a campaign, because most of them are.
• A link is a bare URL, and a bare URL from a number you do not know is the definition of spam.
• The right fallback for a prospect on Android, which is why we keep it.

Blue bubble, iMessage

• Lands in the thread where the personal texts live.
• The video shows up as a card, not a URL.
• Reads as a person, because a person booked the call with a person.
• The default, whenever the number supports it.

Twenty minutes

Or ask Scott whether your numbers take a blue bubble

You do not need this call. Every price is on the page and the cart takes a card. Book it if you would rather Scott built the stack with you, line by line, and told you which parts you do not need yet.

Length

Twenty minutes.

Who is on it

Scott Goodman, Co-Founder. He takes every one booked from this site himself, so there is nobody to escalate to and nobody to tell.

What happens

He builds the stack with you on the screen, line by line, and the number moves as you go. The same page you are reading now.

What it costs

Nothing, and nothing is sent afterwards. No deck, no discovery document, no proposal to read.

What you leave with

Whether the numbers work on your side, and if they do, a launch date in writing.

What you already have

Every price, on this page, and a cart you can check out yourself without ever speaking to us.

One price, per caller, and it is the one on the invoice.

iMessage Texting

$299 per caller a month

• The five-send cadence on every call the caller books.
• Blue bubble where the number supports it, SMS where it does not.
• A person reading the replies.
• No setup fee, no per-message charge.

Priced per caller because every caller’s calendar gets its own sequence. Two callers, two lines on the invoice. On Everything it is priced in by default, so if you have kept it there is nothing to add.

1

Is this cold texting?

No. Nobody gets a text who has not booked a call with you and given the number to do it. There is no list and there is no broadcast.

2

Will it lift my show rate?

We think so. We have not counted it yet, so it is not on the page. When it is, the window it was measured in goes next to it.

3

What happens if they reply?

A person reads it. A reschedule gets rescheduled and a question gets answered, before the call.

Adds the Growth plan, the caller, the dialer and the data, plus iMessage. Four lines.

They already said yes. The texts are there so the yes survives until Thursday.

It needs a caller. It feeds the show.

Booking the meeting was the hard part. Keeping it should not be.

$299 per caller a month on Growth. Add it, or ask Scott first.