The 24/7 Phone Floor
what others call an answering service
Every call answered — nights, weekends, holidays — qualified and booked onto your calendar. Zero missed calls.
24/7 phone answering, booking, follow-up, and reviews — for pest control operators running 2–20 trucks. You keep your scheduling software. We stop the leaks.
No contracts. No pitch. Just your numbers.
Most new-customer calls come after hours. Whoever answers gets the work.
Friday night. If it hits voicemail, they call your competitor next.
An AI voice trained on your services, prices, and area. Never voicemail.
Straight onto your calendar, confirmation text sent. You didn’t touch anything.
Text and email until they book or opt out. Most quotes close on touch four or five.
Review requested at the right moment. The next caller picks the profile with more reviews.
A worked example. On the call, we run yours.
| The leak | What happens | Monthly |
|---|---|---|
| After-hours calls missed | 15 booked-job calls a month go to voicemail — then to your competitor. | −$5,250 |
| Quotes never chased | “Let me think about it,” then silence. 8 closeable quotes die. | −$2,800 |
| Customers quietly gone | Nobody notices until the account is cancelled. 2 slip away. | −$400 |
| Reviews never asked for | The next caller picks the profile with more reviews. | — |
| Bleeding every month | −$8,450 |
The math
Earned, not saved — booked jobs, closed quotes, kept accounts. A worked example; we calculate yours before you spend a dollar.
what others call an answering service
Every call answered — nights, weekends, holidays — qualified and booked onto your calendar. Zero missed calls.
what others call CRM automation
First response in under a minute, then a 30-day sequence on every open quote. Nothing falls through.
what others call churn prevention
Spots drifting customers and runs the save sequence before they’ve decided to leave.
what others call cross-sell campaigns
Mosquito add-ons in May, annual upgrades at renewal. Bigger tickets, no selling.
what others call reputation management
Every finished job asks for its review at the right moment. Your profile compounds while you work.
what others call capacity planning
Surge-ready by spring, paused in the slow months — up to 3 months a year, no penalty.
Your techs keep dispatching exactly the way they do today.
Month to month. Pause your off-season. The first 25 operators lock the founding rate for life.
$247$197/mo
$0 setup · locked for life
$497/mo
Everything in Essentials, plus:
$997/mo
Everything in Growth, plus:
Why $247 when generic AI answering starts under $100? Those answer the phone and stop. This books, chases, saves, and asks for the review — and it knows what a termite call sounds like.
Missed calls cut in half within 60 days — or month three is free. No fine print.
We count voicemails before and after. Not cut in half by day 60? You don’t pay month three. All we ask: let it run the full 60 days.
No. BugManiacs sits in front of what you already run. Your techs keep the tools they know.
Almost none. We connect your number, train the system on your services, and you approve it before it goes live. One heads-up: registering your number for texting is a carrier requirement that takes a few days — we do the paperwork, you sign off.
Two trucks is plenty. One saved job a month covers most of the subscription.
Pause up to three months a year. Pay nothing while paused. Come back to everything as you left it.
Month three is free — that’s the guarantee. And there’s no contract holding you.
BugManiacs is a division of Primare, an American company building private AI systems for operating businesses. Pest control is one of the industries we build for on purpose: real after-hours demand, and owners who’d rather run jobs than run a phone system.
Twenty minutes: your call volume, your fleet size, your average ticket — and the dollar figure you’re leaking. If the math works, we fix it. If it doesn’t, you leave with clarity, free.
Or email your fleet size and call volume — we’ll send your numbers back.