Facebook Messenger
Replies to page DMs in your voice. Routes ads-driven leads straight to the qualified queue.
More of your inbound lives in Facebook Messenger and Instagram DMs. Your front desk needs to live there too. It answers in your voice, qualifies the lead, and slides them onto your calendar.
Replies to page DMs in your voice. Routes ads-driven leads straight to the qualified queue.
Handles reel and story replies, plus cold DMs from people who saw your work.
Auto-DM when someone says “DM me a quote” in the comments. Used to be where leads went to die.
Service area, urgency, scope — the same questions it asks on text. One customer record across every channel.
Sends an .ics or a one-tap booking link. The booking lives in your CRM, not in Meta's app.
Social threads sit next to text and email — one record, one history, one front desk.
Drops fake-engagement bots and obvious sales DMs before they hit your eyes.
Voice and tone locked. Won't accidentally argue with a hater or quote outside your book.
The comment “DM me a quote” used to be where leads went to die. Now it triggers a private DM with a real reply and a calendar link — automatically, in your voice.
“Saw your reel on tile install. Looking for a quote on my master bath — DM me?”
“Hey! Saw your comment — yes, tile is one of our most-booked. Send me the rough size and I'll send a range + a one-tap booking link.”
“Perfect — 5×7 master shower runs $4,200–$5,800 with our standard porcelain. Here's a 30-min slot Tuesday: [link]. Anything else I should know?”
Every AI receptionist company sells you on what their bot can do. Most won't tell you what it can't. We'll save you the discovery — here's what your front desk doesn't do on this channel, so you can decide if it's right for you.
No. The front desk routes anything that looks like a complaint or a hater straight to you with a flag. Same for press, partnerships, or anything off-script. The agent talks to customers; you handle the rest.
They see your business name, your tone, your reply. If asked, it says it's an AI answering for your business. Most customers won't ask — they care that they got a fast, helpful reply.
During onboarding we walk through Meta Business Suite and grant the BuildStack app access. Takes about 5 minutes. You can revoke access anytime.
Your front desk alerts you when a new Facebook review comes in. It doesn't reply to reviews — that's a brand call you should make personally — but it tees them up so you don't miss one.
Opens in week three or four. Connected to Meta Business Suite.
Book a setup call →No contracts · Cancel anytime · Onboarding takes 2–4 weeks because we do it right.