For installers

Answer every quote — even from a job site.

Book a 30-minute audit. We'll show you how much you're losing to unanswered evening calls — and whether AI can handle quote requests and scheduling while you keep both hands on the work.

30 min · No sales pitch · One-page action plan

Friday 5 PM. The phone keeps ringing.

Every call is a potential customer. You can't pick up with both hands in a panel. By Monday they've called someone else.

~60%
EVENING QUOTES UNANSWERED
Industry average. We'll measure yours in the audit.

We build AI workflows around the way your crew operates

Capture quote requests and gather site details

Coordinate scheduling and site visits across your crew

Send branded quotes and follow up until decision

Handle payment reminders and post-install follow-ups

You decide the workflow

You review what the agent did, adjust how it quotes and schedules, and shape the automation around how your installation business actually runs.

No technical setup required
No new tools for your team to learn
Last Interaction10:42 PM
LEAD

"Can someone come look at our office AC next week? It's running but inefficient."

AKIRA

"Yes — Tuesday or Wednesday afternoon work for a site visit. I've collected the building details and routed it to the senior tech for a quote."

Works with the tools you already use

Google CalendarWhatsAppStripeFortnox

A few systems we commonly connect to

What installers tell us

Common themes from installer discovery calls

Anonymized so owners can speak freely. Named references available on request once we've done a call.

I spend two hours every evening writing quotes from the voicemails I missed during the day. That's two hours I'd rather spend with my kids.
Owner
HVAC installer · 4-person crew
RUT/ROT is what every other vendor gets wrong. They quote it as a flat percentage and miss the eligibility rules. We can't ship that to customers.
Founder
Solar installer

A simple process built around your install business

Simple phases, clear decisions, and fewer moving parts than a typical consulting deck.

Understand the bottleneck

Understand the bottleneck

We map where the office work pulls you off the job: quote requests, scheduling, site-visit intake, payment follow-ups. Then we pick the highest-value workflow to improve first.

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Design the right AI agent

Design the right AI agent

We build a custom system that matches your brand voice, your pricing rules, and the way your crew actually books and runs jobs.

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Connect your stack

Connect your stack

We connect the workflow to the tools you already use, with no unnecessary migration and no disruption.

Akira
Your Stack
Improve over time

Improve over time

Once live, we monitor performance and refine the workflow so it keeps improving response time, quote conversion, and operational clarity.

AI Workflow
Active
Operations Flow
Update available
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Quote Pipeline
Up to date
Open capacity

How we work

One active build at a time. Pause or cancel anytime. Hosting + maintenance billed separately per deployed agent.

2 seats left at this price
Jules leads every build — 3 active at a time
Akira
BuilderOne active build

How we work

Pause or cancel anytime
19,995 SEK24,995 SEK/ month

Price increases with each new client. Lock in today's rate for the lifetime of your subscription.

Hosting + maintenance per deployed agent runs separately — typically 1,500–4,000 SEK/month depending on volume.

Included
One active build at a time
Discovery call and backlog planning
Predefined agent scope with complexity tiers
Sequential build flow
Feedback / validation before deployment
Small agents ship in ~3 days; complex builds take 2–3 weeks
Book a 30-min audit

Pause anytime

Pause your subscription whenever the project pace slows down — no penalty, no hoops.

Hosting & maintenance

Typically 1,500–4,000 SEK/month per deployed agent — covers hosting, model tokens, and ongoing tuning. Scales with usage, not a fixed markup.

Two ways to build AI. Only one lasts.

The "standard" approach

(What you see everywhere)

A chatbot that breaks

The first time a customer asks about a corporate job, RUT eligibility, or a mixed-use install — the bot quotes wrong and you eat the difference.

A frozen Zapier flow

Your prices change with materials, your crew's availability changes by week — and the flow doesn't. You patch it between jobs.

Built by engineers

Who've never been on a job site. They build what was specced, not what a Friday evening of inbound voicemails actually demands.

The Akira approach

(Our philosophy)

An agent that understands

It captures the site details, applies your RUT/ROT logic, drafts the quote — and routes the edge cases to you for review before anything goes out.

A workflow that adapts

Update a base rate, change a crew schedule, swap a regional adjustment — the agent picks it up. No re-quote, no broken weekend.

Built around your crew

We shadow a day of inbound before we write code. The agent quotes the way you'd quote, and stops where you'd stop.

Questions worth answering

Can the agent actually quote pricing?+

We map your pricing rules upfront — base rates, common add-ons, regional adjustments, RUT/ROT logic — and the agent generates draft quotes within those rules. Anything outside the rules gets routed to you for review before it goes out. You stay in control of the final number.

Does it handle RUT/ROT deductions correctly?+

Yes — we encode the rules (eligibility, max deduction, customer ID requirements) so the agent quotes with the right deduction applied. Edge cases (corporate customers, mixed-use jobs) get flagged for your review, not auto-quoted.

How is this different from a chatbot or a Zapier flow?+

A chatbot answers questions. Zapier moves data. We build agents that understand context, take real actions inside your existing tools, and improve with feedback. The output is one clearly-defined workflow your crew can rely on — not a bot bolted onto your website.

Will it work over phone and WhatsApp, not just email?+

Yes — these are the channels installers actually get inbound on. The agent can answer voice calls, transcribe, capture details, and book site visits — and it works in WhatsApp threads the same way. Your customers don't change behavior.

Does it connect to Fortnox for invoicing and follow-ups?+

Yes. The agent can draft invoices in Fortnox from completed quotes, send payment reminders on your schedule, and update your customer ledger. You approve before it sends — no surprise invoices.

How long until something is actually running?+

Small, well-scoped agents go live in about three days. More complex builds with deeper integrations take two to three weeks. We share the timeline up front in the discovery call so you know exactly what to expect.

What does it actually cost?+

The build subscription is 19,995 SEK/month, covering one active build at a time. Hosting and maintenance for each deployed agent runs separately — typically 1,500–4,000 SEK/month depending on volume. Full breakdown in the discovery call so there are no surprises.

How do I find out if my business is a fit?+

Book a 30-minute audit. We'll pinpoint the workflow costing you the most time, show you what an AI fix looks like for it, and you'll leave knowing whether it's worth doing — and whether it's worth doing with us.

Who's behind this

J
Jules
Founder, Akira Agent

I've spent the last decade in product and operations — including the years where I was the person retyping the same quote, the same status update, the same "where's my order" reply. Akira Agent exists to give that hour back. I take every discovery call myself, and bookings go straight to my calendar.

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