Contractors

An AI chatbot for contractors that takes the job details

Contractors miss website questions while they are on a roof, in a crawl space, or between estimates. An AI chatbot for contractors can answer the service-area and hours facts you published, and it can hold the estimate request until you are back at a desk. Honest AI does not invent prices, policies, promotions, or missing business facts.

Get started creates an account, then Bizlyro AI is $29.99 per month. The demo is a browser-only preview. It does not call an AI model or Stripe.

An estimate request waiting for you

The sample chat refuses to confirm a price from the widget. That is the behavior this page describes. The names are not live customers.

Sample layout. Not live customer data.

Your workspace and the website widget

Inbox

Workspace layout

Sample

Open threads

  • WebsiteOpen

    Quote request — kitchen install

  • WebsiteWaiting on you

    Talk to a person

Leads

  • Maya R.Quote requestNew
  • Jordan P.Hours questionFollow-up

Chat

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Sample

What time do you open on Saturday?

Saturday hours are 9:00–14:00.

Can I get a quote for a kitchen install?

I can take your details and send the request to the business. I will not confirm a price or a booking from chat.

Message…Send

The phone rings when your hands are full

A contractor’s site gets “Do you work in this town?”, “Do you build decks?”, and “Can you look at a leak this week?” The owner is often with another client. A form that only says “project details” does not tell the visitor whether the town is in the published service area.

Bizlyro AI answers from the services, towns, and hours you put in Knowledge. If the town is listed, the widget can say so. If it is not listed, the assistant should not guess that you will drive there. It can still take the address and the contact details as a lead.

Example: a deck estimate, not a made-up bid

You publish that deck repairs are a service and that on-site estimates are scheduled, without a flat price. A homeowner describes a small deck and asks what it will cost. The chatbot can say that deck work is something you do and that the price is an estimate you provide. It must not invent a labor rate, a materials total, or a “book this week” promotion.

The name, email, town, and description can sit in Leads. You price the job. The chatbot does not send a contract and does not tell the visitor the job is booked.

Scheduling without a fake calendar

Many contractor sites ask visitors to pick a time. Bizlyro can store an appointment request for you to confirm. A time is written to Google Calendar only when that workspace has connected it and the visitor confirms an open slot. Without that connection, the chat must not pretend a crew is reserved.

The subscription is USD $29.99 per month for one contracting business, one website widget, and 500 AI replies in the billing month. When replies run out, AI pauses. There is no automatic overage charge. Get started creates the account before you subscribe.

What you still handle from the truck

You publish the towns, the trades, and the rules you are tired of repeating, such as “we do not do roofing” or “emergency calls are phone-only.” The widget can repeat those lines. A visitor who needs a person, or who describes damage you have not documented, waits in Inbox.

Photos, measurements, and final bids stay in your own process. Bizlyro does not claim to measure a room from chat. It captures the request so you can follow up when you choose.

What contractors get from the widget

  • Service-area answers while you are on site

    Published towns and trades can be repeated 24/7. Unlisted areas are not treated as a yes.

  • Estimate requests with the actual ask

    Leads keep the contact details and the job description. You still write the price.

  • No invented promotion

    A seasonal discount or a “free inspection” offer is repeated only if you published it.

What a contractor chatbot must not say

  • Honest AI

    Honest AI does not invent prices, policies, promotions, or missing business facts. A missing labor rate, permit fee, or coupon is not something the chat should fill in.

  • It does not book the crew by guessing

    Appointment requests wait for you unless Google Calendar is connected and the visitor confirms an open time.

  • It is not a project manager

    The widget does not track materials, assign a crew, or mark a job complete.

Set up the chatbot for a contracting site

  1. Step 1

    Create the workspace

    Get started is signup. Subscribe to Bizlyro AI at USD $29.99 per month for this one business.

  2. Step 2

    Publish towns and services

    List the trades you want the chat to confirm and the prices, if any, you are willing to show.

  3. Step 3

    Install, then read Leads

    Add the widget snippet. New estimate requests show in Leads. Threads that need you show in Inbox.

Contractor chatbot questions

Can an AI chatbot for contractors send a binding quote?

No. It can capture the request and repeat a price you already published. Custom job prices stay with you. It does not invent a bid.

Will it say I serve a town I never listed?

Honest AI does not invent prices, policies, promotions, or missing business facts. If the service area is missing, it should not guess. It can still save the visitor’s details for you.

Does it work after hours?

Yes for published facts. Visitors can ask at night and get the hours, services, and policies you wrote. A person is not claimed to be on call unless you published that.

What is the price for one contractor?

Bizlyro AI is USD $29.99 per month for one workspace and one website widget. Get started creates the account, then you subscribe. There is no automatic overage charge.

Catch the estimate request while you are on the job

Create an account and subscribe to Bizlyro AI for USD $29.99 per month. Publish your service area, and review every estimate request before you name a price.