What services does an AI agency sell to local businesses?
By the Fullday team · Published
An AI agency sells local businesses a set of AI services that bring in and keep customers: an AI receptionist that answers calls and texts and books appointments, follow-up for every lead, a website that books, review requests, ads, and work to show up on Google and in ChatGPT. Owners pay monthly for the result, not the software.
Which service should I lead with?
Lead with answering the phone. Every owner understands a missed call, and an AI that answers in their business name is easy to hear on a sales call. It also feeds everything else: answered calls become leads, leads get followed up, and booked visits become reviews and repeat customers.
What goes in a full package?
A full package covers the whole path from a stranger to a booked, returning customer. Owners buy it because it replaces several tools and a part-time hire with one monthly bill.
- An AI receptionist for calls, texts and website chat that books into the calendar
- Follow-up for every lead who didn't book, by text and email
- A website that books, on the owner's own domain
- Review requests after every visit
- Ads that bring in new customers, run in the owner's ad account
- Showing up when people ask Google or ChatGPT for a business like theirs
What should an AI agency not sell?
Don't sell what you can't deliver and measure. Skip promises of a set number of new customers, revenue figures you can't control, medical or legal advice from the AI, and texting lists of people who never gave the business their number. Those create refunds, complaints and legal trouble that one good client relationship isn't worth.
How does Fullday deliver these services?
Fullday runs every service in that list for each client from one dashboard: the voice and text agents, follow-up, the website, review requests, the ads agent and the search agent. Your clients see your brand on all of it, and you set up a new client once instead of wiring several tools together.
What Fullday sets up for this
- Voice agent. Answers your phone day and night, books the visit and puts urgent calls through to you.
- Follow-up agent. Texts every lead who hasn't booked, on days 1, 3, 7 and 14, until they book or say no.
- Website. A website that books, built for you on your own domain.
- Ads agent. Makes and runs your Facebook, Instagram and Google ads in your own ad account, on the Growth and Pro plans.
- Your own brand. Every client sees your logo, colors and domain on their dashboard, website and reports. You set what they pay.
Agency plans start at $149 a month with one client included, then from $109 a month per client. You set what your clients pay.
A screen from the demo agency. The people and numbers are sample data.
Related questions
Can I sell just one service at first?
Yes. Many agencies start with the AI receptionist alone because it's easy to demo and easy to measure. Add follow-up, the website and ads as upgrades once the client sees calls answered and visits booked.
Do local businesses really pay for AI services?
They pay for answered calls, booked visits and new customers. Show a demo with their own business name and a real question their customers ask, and the conversation is about results instead of technology.
What do I need to deliver these services?
A platform that runs each service for many clients under your brand, a demo you can show, and a short onboarding checklist so every client goes live the same way within a couple of days.
Every call answered. Every lead followed up.
Fullday answers calls, texts and DMs, books into your calendar and follows up every lead. Try it free for 7 days.