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Dibs. I said hello first.
Their email is still being typed.
Your AI already called them.
A mover fills in your form. Four seconds later their phone rings, and it is your company on the line, asking about the move while they are still on your website. No one on your team has touched it yet.
An email, eventually
The lead goes to an inbox. Someone answers it when they get to it.
Waiting for the request.
A phone call, now
Dibs rings the lead in your name, asks the questions, and hands you the answers.
Waiting for the request.
This is not a demo number. It is what our forms did.
Every figure below is from live customers over the last 90 days. Test calls excluded.
Measured from the moment the form is submitted to the moment the call starts. Pick-up counts calls that became a conversation, not voicemail. Your numbers will depend on your leads and your hours.
Why the first hello wins the job
They are still sitting there
A mover who just asked for a quote is at their desk with the tab open. An hour later they are somewhere else, and so is their attention.
They asked three companies
Almost nobody asks one. The one that speaks to them first sets the price, the date and the expectation. The rest are comparing against you.
Nights and weekends answer themselves
Half of moving enquiries land outside office hours. Dibs answers them at the same speed it answers a Tuesday morning, within calling hours in the lead's own timezone.
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