The AI receptionist for pest control companies

Badline answers every call to your pest control business. Wasps over the front door, mice in the kitchen, a termite inspection before a closing: each one is booked into your calendar while the caller is on the line.

[01]On the line

The calls pest control companies get.

Stinging insects

“There's a wasp nest right over the front door and my son is allergic.”

Someone at risk right now makes it urgent. You are paged and she pushes for the earliest slot.

Rodents

“We hear mice in the kitchen walls at night.”

She takes what they are hearing and seeing and books the next open window.

Termites

“We're buying a house and need a termite inspection before closing on the fifteenth.”

She books the inspection before the date and puts the closing in the call notes.

Bed bugs

“I think we have bed bugs.”

She books the inspection, with your price if you have set one.

Plans

“Do you do quarterly service? What does it cost?”

She answers from your price list and your notes, and books the first visit.

Sales call

“I'm calling about your Google listing, it's about to be suspended.”

Screened. Listing scams, lead sellers and agencies never reach your phone.

[02]Sample call

Hear her take one.

Sample call · scripted
  1. Badline

    Thanks for calling, this is Paige. How can I help?

  2. Caller

    There's a wasp nest right above my front door, and my son's allergic.

  3. Badline

    Oh no. Let's get that handled today. I'm alerting the owner right now. What's the address, with the ZIP?

  4. Caller

    63 Maple Drive, 33614.

  5. Badline

    Thanks. The owner is personally on this. I can have a technician there at two today, or at three thirty. Which works?

  6. Caller

    Two o'clock.

  7. Badline

    You're booked for two today. The technician will call when they're on the way.

Caller's side: text only
[03]Booking

Booked while they're on the line.

She reads your schedule in Jobber or Google Calendar and books only the times that are open, with how many stops fit in a window taken into account.

What the caller saw, where, and for how long goes in the notes with the booking. An inspection for a home sale carries the closing date.

Works with Jobber and Google Calendar.

[04]What reaches you

What reaches you, and what never does.

Urgent

Paged mid-call

Someone at risk right now, like an allergy and a nest by the door: you know while the caller is still on the line.

Every call

A summary when it ends

The pest, the address, the booking and the caller's own words, with the recording and the transcript.

Spam

Never reaches you

Listing scams, lead sellers and robocalls are turned away.

[05]Questions

Questions pest control companies ask.

Can Badline book pest control inspections?

Yes. She takes what the caller is seeing and where, and books the inspection into your next open window on Jobber or Google Calendar while they are on the line.

Will she quote treatment prices?

Only the prices you give her, and she answers questions from the notes you give her about your plans and what you treat. Anything she cannot answer goes to you.

Which pest calls page me?

A person at risk right now, like a nest at the door of a house with an allergy. Everything else books into the next open window.

Does she answer on weekends?

Every call, every day, at any hour. You get a summary of each one when it ends.

How do we start?

Tell us about your business. We build your agent, you hear it on a call, then you decide.

[06]Get on the line

We build yours first.

Tell us about your business. We build your agent, you hear it on a call, then you decide.

We reach out to set a time.