Accelerator componentOptional, for Velocity
Answer, qualify and book, around the clock.
Velocity accelerator component · C$147/mo + C$300 setup · C$0.05 per AI reply from your usage credit
Prospects ask the same things, at all hours: do you serve my area, how much does it cost, can you come this week? Every one of those questions is a lead, and every hour without an answer is a chance for someone else to reply first.
The assistant answers those questions, qualifies the lead and books the appointment, without anyone on your team being awake for it. And with more people asking AI tools for recommendations, prospects are increasingly comfortable getting their answers this way.
These are US consumer figures. We are not aware of an equivalent published Canadian survey and do not present them as one. They describe consumer behaviour, not a forecast of your results.
of consumers use ChatGPT and other generative AI tools for local business recommendations, up from 6% a year earlier.
BrightLocal Local Consumer Review Survey 2026, 1,002 US consumers, February 2026
The C$300 one-time setup covers the technical work.
We upload your service menus, pricing and FAQs, so the assistant answers from your business data.
We set the limits of what it will and won't answer, so it stays on topic.
We connect it to your Smart Calendar, so it can offer real open times and book them.
We test it before launch to make sure it qualifies leads accurately and doesn't make up prices.
Pricing, service areas, what's included: answered instantly from the information you provided.
Asks the questions that tell you whether the lead is a fit, before your team spends time on it.
Offers open times from your Smart Calendar and books them, 24/7.
Works across your website chat, SMS and social direct messages.
Your pricing, service menus and FAQs, not generic answers.
A flat C$0.05 per AI reply, deducted from your usage credit, instead of variable token billing.
For transparent, predictable billing, the assistant uses a fixed pass-through usage rate instead of variable token billing.
| Charge | When it applies | Rate |
|---|---|---|
| AI processing fee | Each time the assistant generates and sends a reply to a prospect. Deducted from your C$50 auto-recharging usage credit. | C$0.05 / reply |
| Outgoing text | Also applies when the assistant replies by SMS, to deliver the text over the telecom network. | C$0.046945 / segment |
| Monthly add-on fee | The assistant itself. | C$147 / month |
| Setup and training | One-time. | C$300 |
The C$0.05 fee covers only the AI's computational generation. AI and telecom usage rates follow the underlying AI and carrier costs; if those rise, we give at least 30 days' advance written notice by email and in the app before any usage rate changes. The usage credit recharges automatically when it drops below C$5.
The AI Web Booking Assistant is an optional, month-to-month add-on for an active Velocity account, with a C$300 one-time setup and training fee. Each AI-generated reply costs C$0.05 from your usage credit, plus the standard outgoing text rate when it replies by SMS.
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AI Web Booking Assistant
C$147 /mo
+ C$300 one-time setup
+ C$0.05 per AI reply
Requires an active Velocity account. Plus applicable tax.
C$147 a month, a C$300 one-time setup, and C$0.05 for each AI-generated reply, deducted from your C$50 auto-recharging usage credit. A reply sent by text also bills at the standard outgoing rate.
What we train it on during setup: your pricing, service menus and FAQs, within safe response boundaries.
Setup includes safety testing to make sure it qualifies leads accurately without inventing prices.
Yes. It's linked to your Smart Calendar, so it offers real open times and books them.
Webchat, text (SMS) and social direct messages.
Only with at least 30 days' advance written notice, by email and in the app, if the underlying AI or carrier costs rise.
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