For pest control companies

Emergencies, recurring reschedules, and commercial accounts. Your phone can't do all three.

A restaurant GM calls Wednesday because the health inspector is Friday. A residential scorpion emergency comes in at 9 PM. A quarterly customer wants to reschedule for the third time this month. A bilingual AI receptionist handles all three — triages severity, routes commercial accounts separately, and reschedules without involving your dispatcher.

Live in 48 hours. Native integration with FieldRoutes + GorillaDesk. $349/mo.

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Where pest control routes break

Every missed call compounds. Small problems become churn in 72 hours.

Commercial emergency

Restaurant calls Wednesday — health inspection is Friday.

Your receptionist is on another call. Voicemail. By Thursday morning the GM has booked a competitor. You just lost the account and the $6k/yr recurring revenue.

Residential reschedule

Quarterly customer calls to move this month's service.

Goes to voicemail. She forgets to call back. Tech shows up — nobody's home. Missed visit marked. She cancels next month because "it's too much hassle."

After-hours residential

8 PM. Homeowner spots a scorpion in the kid's room.

Office is closed, voicemail answers. Pest Control 24/7 down the road picks up on the first ring. $380 emergency call + monthly service — gone to someone else.

Try it live

Call a pest control agent. Right now.

Residential emergency, recurring reschedule, commercial account — try any of it, English or Spanish.

Live demo

Ready · Lone Star Pest Co.

Mic permission required. 3-minute limit per call.

Emergency

"I saw a scorpion in my kitchen — can you come out today?"

Recurring

"I need to reschedule this month's service."

Commercial

"I manage a restaurant — need quarterly service."

Spanish

"¿Hacen control de roedores?"

Emergency + recurring service for a fictional SA pest-control company. Demo agent — no real booking happens.

Plugs into your stack

Works with the stack pest control companies actually run on.

FieldRoutes and GorillaDesk expose public APIs — native integration on both. PestPac and PestRoutes require middleware (Zapier / Make) until they open their APIs more broadly.

Direct APIWired in as a native integration

FieldRoutesGorillaDeskGoogle CalendarMicrosoft 365Twilio (SMS + voice routing)StripeSquareQuickBooks Online

Via Zapier / MakeGlue layer for everything else

PestPacPestRoutesServiceTitan

I only list tools I'll actually wire up. If you run something not on this list, ask on the call — most modern tools have an API, and if they don't, Zapier or Make covers the rest.

Beyond the receptionist

Beyond the receptionist — systems built for pest control.

The agent takes the calls. These are the systems that turn your recurring revenue into an actual recurring revenue engine.

Recurring service scheduler with tech routing

Every quarterly, bi-monthly, and monthly recurring customer — auto-assigned to the right tech by zip cluster, day of week, and service type. The day-of SMS confirms the window. The week-before auto-reschedule handles customer conflicts without anyone picking up a phone. Your techs drive less and service more.

Chemical usage + compliance logging

Every application logged: product name, EPA reg number, concentration, square footage, tech, date, weather. Auto-generates the compliance reports your state requires and the SDS sheets customers ask for. State inspector shows up — you have everything in one report instead of a folder crawl.

Commercial account portal (restaurants, warehouses, PMs)

Gated portal where restaurant managers and property managers see service history, upcoming visits, photos of problem areas, and compliance reports per location. One login, all their buildings. Ends the "when were you last here?" calls that eat Monday mornings.

Churn recovery + winback automation

Cancel cleans trigger an automatic retention sequence: SMS at day 1 with a retention offer, call at day 3 from you, final touch at day 14. Cancellations recovered go from 8% to 25%+ because most people don't really want to cancel — they just forgot, got busy, or had one bad visit.

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