The shop down the street should be easy to find and easy to book.
We work with neighborhood businesses around Boston on the unglamorous part: showing up on Google, reminding people about appointments, asking for reviews, and clearing the admin that piles up on the counter.
East Boston. We'll come by the shop if that's easier, just text the address.
What we usually get asked for
Calls you can't pick up
When the phone rings and nobody is free, the caller leaves their details and you get a text. It doesn't pretend to be a person and it doesn't handle your customers for you. It takes a message so the lead doesn't go to a competitor.
Getting found on Google
Your listing, your hours, your photos, the questions people actually search. Set up properly once so you stop losing calls to the shop three blocks over.
Appointment reminders
A text the day before, sent automatically. Fewer no shows, and nobody on your side has to remember to send it.
Review requests
After a job is done, the customer gets one message asking for a review. One message, not five.
The admin that piles up
Intake forms that land somewhere useful, invoices that don't get retyped, the weekly spreadsheet somebody rebuilds by hand. We look at what eats your Friday and we build the small thing that stops it.
We're from here
CodeBrewLabs is based in Boston, is a member of the East Boston Chamber of Commerce (opens in a new tab), an individual member of Massachusetts Restaurants United (opens in a new tab), and was featured in EastBoston.com's Focus on East Boston Business (opens in a new tab). You can see what we're working on at @codebrewlabs.boston (opens in a new tab).
You can walk into a meeting with us. That is most of the point.
Tell us the thing you keep doing by hand every week.
If automating it isn't worth it, we'll say so.
East Boston. We'll come by the shop if that's easier, just text the address.