Result
self-reportedA 19-year-old solo agency owner has 5 clients paying monthly and has built 18 voice receptionists, priced at about $70–165/month for chat and $110–390/month for voice, plus setup.
Adam Tokar runs ApexWeb alone from a small town in Hungary. Before any first contact he rebuilds a copy of the prospect’s own website with a working assistant trained on their services, hours and prices, then sends the link with a two-line message. Claude Code builds most of it.
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- Pick local owners who lose money to missed calls: clinics, repair shops, salons, trades.
- Build a copy of their site with an assistant that knows their real services, hours and prices, and add 4–6 quick-question buttons.
- Test it on a laptop and a phone, then send a short note with the link. No pitch deck, no call request.
- Price monthly, offer a free trial, and make sure the owner gets a lead alert within seconds.
Build a demo website assistant for [business name] using only facts from their site: [paste services, hours, prices, phone]. It answers like their front desk, never makes up prices, and if it doesn’t know, it offers a callback and collects name and phone. Add 4–6 quick-question buttons a customer would tap. Then write my first message: “Hi [name], I built a version of your website with an assistant that answers your customers 24/7, even at night. Here it is: [link]. Try asking it something a customer would ask.”
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Get permission before you put a prospect’s site copy anywhere public, and stop all automated follow-ups the moment they reply. Client and pricing numbers are his own. Build it with Page: a demo page per prospect on your own site.
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