Broadly

Broadly is a local business AI platform for reviews and leads, built for home service businesses such as HVAC, plumbing, roofing, garage door, and electrical companies, plus pet services and other trades. Its headline promise is AI employees that answer calls, get reviews, and rank you on Google, and its pricing page says more than 16,000 local pros use it to turn missed calls into booked jobs. The review engine is the core. Broadly asks every customer for a review by sending automated text messages or emails after a completed job or appointment, answers reviews in your voice on the higher plans, and works with Google Business Profile to collect reviews, monitor feedback, and respond, which it ties to stronger local search visibility. Around that core sits the rest of the front office: an AI Receptionist that answers every call around the clock, talks to the customer, and captures their details into a CRM; a unified inbox for conversations across SMS, Facebook, and Instagram; website chat; appointment scheduling with hot leads texted to you; weekly posts to Facebook, Instagram, and Google; and keyword tracking with a local map ranking grid. The top plan adds an AI Search Specialist that tracks whether ChatGPT, Gemini, and Perplexity recommend you over competitors and reports back monthly, plus campaigns that bring past customers back. The operating model is done for you. Broadly says its team sets everything up, connecting your Google Business Profile, phone, website chat, forms, and social accounts, registering your business texting, loading your CRM, and training the AI Receptionist on your business, with the receptionist answering within a timeframe the vendor puts at 48 hours once access is in place. Integrations named on the pricing page include ServiceTitan, Jobber, Housecall Pro, and Gingr. You approve how the receptionist sounds before it takes a call. Pricing starts with a free tier that shows how you appear on Google and top directories, includes a simple website builder and ad results in one place, and comes with no agreement and no setup fee. Three paid packages step up from AI Voice, which is the receptionist on its own, through AI Front Desk, the most popular package, which adds the review engine and social posting, to the 24/7 AI Workforce for established and multi-location businesses. Paid packages run on a 12 month agreement billed monthly, with a discount for prepaying the year, a one time setup fee, and per location pricing for franchises and multi-location operators; the figures themselves are published on its pricing page.

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