Your phone rang at 7:42 last night. Nobody answered.
That was a $480 job.
FieldSense texts the customer back in seconds, books the job, and shows you the money it saved. Watch it work, then build a demo shaped like your company.
No account. No sales call first.
After-hours call · 9:12 PM
Schedule
How it works
1
Build your demo
Five questions: trade, ticket size, call volume. Sixty seconds later you're inside a front office built from numbers like yours.
2
Watch it rescue revenue
See a missed call turn into a booked job. Text the receptionist yourself. Drag the assumptions until you believe the math.
3
Book a walkthrough
Twenty minutes, no pitch deck. If it makes sense, the $1,500 audit maps exactly what to build for your shop.
What it costs
Real prices, on the website, because that’s how we’d want to be sold to.
AI readiness audit
$1,500flat, one week
One week inside your operation. You get a written plan: where calls, reviews, and quotes are leaking revenue, what AI fixes first, and what it costs.
Full details →AI front office setup
$5,000–8,500one-time
We build what the demo shows, on your real phone line: after-hours text-back, an AI receptionist that books jobs, review replies, and quote follow-up.
Full details →Managed AI retainer
$1,000–2,500per month
We run it. Monitoring, tuning, monthly numbers you can read in two minutes, and a human to call when something needs to change.
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Who you’re dealing with
FieldSense is run by Tyler Partain, formerly an AI solutions architect at AWS, where the job was making this technology work inside real businesses, not demos.
He builds and operates AI products with paying users today. That matters: the person setting up your front office has shipped this stuff to production and carried the pager for it.
No outsourced setup crew, no white-labeled reseller software. Tampa Bay based, on site when it helps.
Fair questions
Is the demo real?
The demo is built from sample data shaped like your business: your trade, your ticket size, your call volume. The receptionist you chat with in it is the same AI that answers real calls in production. Mock jobs and reviews are labeled as sample data on every screen.
Will my customers know they're texting an AI?
Yes. It introduces itself as your after-hours assistant. It books the job, takes a message when something needs a human, and never pretends to be a person.
What happens when a call is too complicated for it?
It does what a good answering service does: takes the customer's name, number, and problem, tells them when to expect a callback, and hands you the message. It doesn't guess at diagnoses or make promises you'd have to walk back.
Why do you put prices on the website?
Because you'd ask anyway, and because nobody in the trades trusts 'call for pricing.' The audit is $1,500 flat. Setup is $5,000–8,500 depending on what we build. Running it is $1,000–2,500 a month.
Who's behind this?
Tyler Partain, formerly an AI solutions architect at AWS. He builds and runs AI products with paying users today. FieldSense is built and serviced in the Tampa Bay area, not resold from somewhere else.
Do I have to change my phone system?
No. Missed-call text-back works with the number you already have. The audit covers exactly what, if anything, needs to change in your setup before anything gets built.