Talk to Lane Press, and say hello She’s the front desk we’d put on your business. Ask her anything — out loud, and she answers.
Uses your microphone. Nothing is kept unless you ask her to send it. Put her on my business →
Set it up once. It sells forever.
Tell me your business and the rest of this page becomes yours.
Six stages, in order. Each one hands its work to the next, and none of it comes back to your desk. This is the whole of it — there's no seventh thing we're saving for the contract.
Twenty minutes. We find what's missing.
02The site or app, with AI wired in from day one.
03Google, the AI assistants, and paid attention.
04Answered, booked and paid on every channel.
05Books great, customers in, evenings back.
06The half of the day you used to miss.
One call, twenty minutes, no deck. We go through what you sell, who actually buys it and what they pay — then every place a customer currently gives up. The message nobody answered. The form nobody finished. The phone that rang out at half five. Nothing gets built until we both know what's actually broken.
Example teardown · yours will look different
One conversation about what you sell, who buys it and what it costs. Then a site or an app built around how your business actually works — with the intelligence wired in from the first day, not bolted on next year.
Order ahead, skip the queue. Kitchen open until 11 tonight.
Order now →Pick a stylist, pick a time. We text a reminder the night before.
Book now →Same-week appointments. Every fee shown before you book.
Book now →Free collection within three miles. Fixed prices, quoted up front.
Book in →No visit, no call-back. Pick a size and a day, and the price is on the screen.
Get a price →Every free slot on the page, with the therapist who did it last time.
Book now →Tap a tab · six example builds, one system
Half your customers have stopped typing into a search bar. They ask an assistant and take the first name it says. We work both — the ranking and the recommendation — then we buy the attention that's left.
who's a good [your trade] near me and can fit me in this week?
Going by recent reviews and availability, Your Business is the one people mention most — they take online bookings until 9pm and usually have same-week slots.
More money is lost to an unanswered Instagram message at 9pm than to almost anything else. One AI front desk covers every channel you have, in your voice — and it doesn't just reply, it closes.
Every payment, invoice and expense lands in the right place the moment it happens. Your accountant opens clean books instead of a shoebox — and your staff go back to the work they were hired for.
Nobody loses their job to this.
Your team stops doing the parts of the job nobody wanted — chasing invoices, retyping bookings, answering the same question for the ninth time — and gets back to the work they were actually hired for. The AI takes the admin, not the person. They get the better tools too: everything in one place, on their phone, so a shift ends when it's supposed to.
None of this is demand invented out of thin air. It's the demand you already have — arriving at nine on a Saturday night and, for the first time, finding somebody there to take it. Do that every night for a quarter and the shape of the week changes.
An illustration, not a client result: a week of enquiries by hour. The shaded window is old-fashioned opening hours — everything outside it is what used to go unanswered, and now doesn't.
You never touch any of this. It's here because you should know what's underneath before you hand over the online side of your business.
We run your entire online side. We build the website or app, get it found on Google and inside AI assistants, make and run the ads, answer every message and call with AI, take the payment, and keep the books tax-ready. One company, one monthly relationship, instead of five suppliers who blame each other.
No. It takes the admin, not the person. Your team stops chasing invoices, retyping bookings and answering the same question for the ninth time, and gets back to the work they were hired for. Nobody loses their job to this — the point is that nobody has to stay late doing paperwork either.
SEO gets you ranked in Google's results. GEO and AIO get you named when someone asks an AI assistant — ChatGPT, Gemini, Copilot — for a recommendation. It's a different job: assistants read structured data, reviews and clearly written pages rather than counting backlinks. A growing share of customers never sees a search results page at all, so both matter now.
Instagram, WhatsApp, Facebook Messenger, web chat, email and the phone. Same assistant, same voice, same knowledge of your prices and availability, on every one of them — around the clock, including the evenings and Sundays when most enquiries actually arrive.
Either. If your site works and just needs the intelligence wired in, we do that. If it's slow, hard to book on, or invisible to Google, we'll say so on the first call and build you a new one. We start with a free twenty-minute teardown, so you'll know which it is before you spend anything.
Payment is taken at the moment of booking rather than chased afterwards, and every payment, invoice and expense is categorised and filed as it happens. Your accountant opens clean, tax-ready books instead of a shoebox. We prepare the records; we don't file your returns for you.
The United States, the United Kingdom, Europe and the Emirates. Argonlane is the trading name of Jangoo IT Solutions FZ-LLC, registered in the United Arab Emirates.
A twenty-minute call. No deck and no obligation — we map what you sell, where the money is leaking, and what we'd fix first. You keep the findings whether or not you hire us.
They get answered. That is the whole point. Most enquiries to a local business arrive in the evening, at the weekend, or while you are already with a customer — and a message that sits until Monday is usually someone who booked elsewhere on Saturday night. The AI receptionist picks up at nine on a Sunday the same way it does at nine on a Tuesday, takes the caller's name and number, answers what they ask about your prices and hours, and passes anything that needs a person to your team.
Yes, in two ways that matter. A traditional answering service takes a message; it does not know your prices, your opening hours or what you actually do, so the caller still has to wait for a call back. This knows your business, so it answers the question there and then. And it costs a fraction of a staffed service because nobody is sitting by a phone waiting for it to ring.
Work it out with your own numbers rather than ours: what one new customer is worth to you over a year, times the calls you do not get to in a week. For a dental practice at four hundred a patient, two missed calls a week is forty thousand a year. We will not tell you how many you are missing — we cannot see that. But you know roughly, and the arithmetic is usually uncomfortable.
Tell us what you sell and we'll show you exactly where the money is leaking — unanswered messages, missing bookings, invisible on Google. If there's nothing worth fixing, we'll say so.