Tool profile · Publisher documentation
Conju is presented by its supplier as an AI assistant offering for home service companies, with documented uses in following up unsigned estimates, reactivating dormant customers, and answering calls and texts that would otherwise go unanswered to book appointments. LE LABO IA has not tested the product, and this profile relies on the public documentation of its supplier. The product is aimed at teams that lose revenue from missed calls, unanswered messages, or quotes that are never closed. Two assistants are described: one focused on revenue recovery, the other on answering inbound calls and texts around the clock. Messages can be validated by the client before sending, and appointments can be added to a calendar. Pricing is documented in three monthly plans with no commitment, but quotas, geographic availability, and terms are not confirmed. Treat prices, quotas, availability, and conditions as points to check with the supplier.
Tool profile · Publisher documentation
The product points below come from publisher documentation. No common hands-on test is claimed. Documentary profile, sources checked October 7, 2026. LE LABO IA has not tested this product.
The supplier describes text follow-ups for unsigned estimates, which can help a team keep open quotes moving without manual chasing. Dormant customers can be reactivated through text campaigns, according to the supplier's documented use. Calls and texts that would otherwise be missed can receive automatic responses, with the aim of booking appointments. Incoming voice and text messages can be handled 24/7 as part of the documented receptionist use case.
The supplier lists three no-commitment plans: Receptionist at 149 USD per month flat, Revenue Recovery at 199 USD per month plus per-reserved-job fees and capped success fees, and Full Team at 299 USD per month plus the Recovery per-job fees. These amounts were read on the pricing page. For Revenue Recovery in pilot in some markets, platform fees are offered for 60 days and only reserved jobs are billed. Availability and terms are not confirmed. Check current prices and conditions with the supplier.
No hands-on test of Conju was carried out, so the documented uses and plan details remain supplier claims rather than observed results. Quotas, geographic availability, and terms of use are not covered by the pricing summary and are not confirmed. Pricing points come from the supplier's pricing page; the Revenue Recovery pilot terms and the 60-day platform-fee offer should be checked on the supplier site.
Before committing, check on the supplier site or in a trial whether Conju covers your territory and your trade, since availability is not confirmed. Try a small batch of unsigned estimates and a few inbound calls or texts to see how the assistants respond and how booking into your calendar behaves. Ask the supplier to confirm the current plan prices, any per-reserved-job fees, success-fee caps, and what the 60-day Revenue Recovery pilot actually includes in your market. Keep your own records of what the supplier promises before you sign up.
