The form works. Nobody replies until tomorrow.

If you came looking for website design

Gonzo no longer designs or builds websites, and we do not build or redesign landing pages. What we do instead is answer whoever fills in the page you already have. If you want to know how that page reads to a search engine and to a buyer, the free audit reviews one page and changes nothing.

The minutes after the submit button

1. A visitor submits your form, or taps a WhatsApp link on the page.
2. The submission lands in a single queue, stamped with the time, the page it came from and everything the person wrote.
3. The first reply goes out as quickly as the system checks for new submissions. The target is a minute, and the daily report measures what it actually turned out to be.
4. That reply says it is an AI and asks up to three qualifying questions of your choosing.
5. A lead who wants a booking is booked into your calendar, if one is connected. A lead who asks something your knowledge base does not cover goes to a person with a summary.

The Lead Response Engine does this work. Where the phone is your main door, look at the AI Receptionist, which handles chat bookings today. The phone side is not built.

What your side of the form has to supply

• A way to post each submission to us. You add a small piece to your site, and we write the adapter it talks to. We have not built that adapter for every platform, and the Lead Response page says so.
• A consent line beside the button. It has to match how you will reply, and what counts as consent differs by country, so read the market page for where your visitors live.
• A knowledge base and your opening hours. These supply the only answers that the reply may draw on.
• A plan for WhatsApp links. The customer opens the clock, not you: when they message you, a 24-hour window starts in which you may reply freely.^[1] You cannot start that window by messaging them first.