A missed call. A quote nobody chased. A website that lost the comparison at 9 PM. I build the systems that catch those customers — in person, in your name — and price the work so the first customer it saves pays for it.
For roofers, HVAC, plumbers, restoration crews, law firms and detailers. Anyone whose customers call before they buy.
Made up. Scripted. Riverbank isn’t real.
Example conversation, handled automatically: A missed call at 2:47 PM. The store texts back: This is Riverbank Hardware, sorry we missed you, what do you need? The customer replies: Y’all carry 50 foot pressure washer hose? The store answers: Two in stock, 42 dollars, open till 6, want one held at the counter? The customer says: Yes, please. Name’s Marcus. The store confirms: Done, see you by 6, Marcus.
Every call you can’t take gets a text back, in your voice, from your number.
Example conversation. Riverbank Detail: Hey Marcus, Dave at Riverbank. We quoted your F-150 back in June and you had a lot going on. I’ve got Thursday afternoon open if you want it done before the weather turns. Marcus: Honestly forgot about that. What’s Thursday look like? Riverbank Detail: 1:30, done by 5. I’ll text you a reminder Wednesday night. Marcus: Book it.
One message, written once, sent to the people it fits. Not a blast. Not a newsletter.
The comparison. At 9 PM they’ve got you and three competitors open in tabs. Your website is the only salesperson in the room.
The phone. Every call you can’t take is a customer dialing the next name on the list.
The quote pile. Quotes you sent. People who said “let me think about it.” Customers you did great work for two years ago. Nobody has called any of them since.
The numbers. You know what came in last month. You don’t know what walked out.
Four systems. Each one closes a leak. Take one, or take all four.
For the 9 PM comparison.
For missed calls and after-hours texts.
For quotes that never closed, and customers who never came back.
For the owner who finds out in March that February was bad.
I don’t sell dashboards, chatbots or “AI strategy.” If it doesn’t bring a customer back or keep one from leaving, I don’t build it.
I don’t do pitch decks.
One flat price, agreed before I start. Half when we start, half when it’s live.
Everything is registered in your name: the domain, the site, the phone number, the accounts. If we ever part ways, you keep all of it.
Anything that runs month to month, you’ll know the exact cost before you say yes. No surprise invoices.
I’m Alex Bull. I studied advertising at the University of South Carolina, and now I build with AI.
Lumo is new, and it’s one person. That’s the point. The guy who writes your site is the guy who builds it, and the guy who picks up when you text.
I work in Columbia, in person, with owners who still answer their own phones.
One flat price, agreed before I start. Half when we start, half when it’s live. You see the preview before you pay anything.
You do. The domain, the site, the phone number and the accounts are registered in your name. If we ever part ways, you keep all of it.
No. Text-Back works from your number. It takes one forwarding setting on your phone.
Then the preview has something to beat. If it isn’t better than what you have, delete the text.
No. Take one, or take all four.
Tell me your business and what’s leaking. Call, text or email. I read every one myself.
— Alex
P.S. Not sure where you’re leaking? Call your own business number after 6 tonight and let it ring. Whatever happens next is what your customers get.