Book calls from comments, not from your inbox
Your work is the conversation — not the copy-pasting before it. Speedy Text sends the guide and the calendar link the moment someone asks, greets them warmly, and steps aside the second a real question arrives. Then it's you.
Added to Google Calendar
A customer asks to book, on your own WhatsApp number.
From a comment to a booked call, in three steps
The first message, the link, and the greeting are all in your words. The bot never speaks for you.
- Step 1
Someone comments "GUIDE" or "CALL"
Under a post about your method, your results, or your next cohort. One word is the whole ask — Speedy Text is watching for it.
- Step 2
They get the booking link or the guide by DM
A private message with your calendar, your free guide, or the program page — in seconds, in your own voice and your own language.
- Step 3
The conversation continues — then it's yours
A greeting for someone new, answers to the usual questions, and a clean handover to you the moment a real conversation starts.
The first message, the link, and the greeting are all in your words. The bot never speaks for you.
- Someone comments "GUIDE" or "CALL"
- They get the booking link or the guide by DM
- The conversation continues — then it's yours
The link you wish you could send in your sleep
Your next client is already in the comments. This makes sure they hear back before they cool off.
- Discovery calls, booked in the chat
- Free guides and lead magnets
- Program and cohort launches
- A warm handover, not a cold bot
The bot talks until it shouldn't — then it's you
Filmed on a real account: the usual question answered in seconds — and the moment someone asks for a person, the automation steps back and stays quiet.
The hundredth same question, answered
Discovery calls, booked in the chat
It reads the real gaps in your own Google Calendar, offers three times you are free, and writes the appointment when they pick one. No booking page to send, no day of silence after "DM me".
Free guides and lead magnets
The PDF, the checklist, the mini-course — delivered to everyone who comments the word, and the follow-gate grows your audience on the way.
Program and cohort launches
One launch post, one keyword, and the enrolment page reaches every interested person without you copy-pasting it for a week.
A warm handover, not a cold bot
When someone asks something only you can answer, the automation steps aside and pings you. They talk to a person — you.
The client who said "maybe later" is still yours
Coaching is rarely sold in the first message. It's sold in the weeks after — if they keep hearing from you.
A welcome that warms them up
Everyone who takes your guide can join your list and get a short series in order — day one, day three, day seven: your story, your method, then the invitation. You write it once.
The programme they almost booked
If you sell your programme or sessions in the chat, every order started and not confirmed waits in one list with the conversation beside it. A personal message is one tap away.
Which offer actually fills your calls
See which word — GUIDE, CALL, PROGRAM — people answer most, which rule nobody reaches, and how your emails are opened and clicked. Next launch, lead with what worked.
A coach's inbox, answered
The questions that come before every client, and replies that turn them into booked calls. Change the words to yours.
The part that runs before you pick up
Qualifying, booking and greeting happen on their own. The conversation that needs you still reaches you — that is the whole point.
Knows when to fetch you
Someone asks for a person and the automation stops talking, hands the conversation over, and stays quiet while you reply. It picks itself back up once the conversation goes cold.
Books the appointment
When somebody asks to talk, it reads the real gaps in your own Google Calendar, offers three times you are free, and writes the appointment when they tap one. It sees when you are busy, never what you are busy with.
Multi-step flows
Send an opening message with a choice, then deliver the link the second they pick it — a step before the link means it reaches somebody who actually asked for it. A button to tap on Instagram, WhatsApp and Messenger alike.
Every word is yours
Public reply, opening DM, button text, link message — you write all of it. Nothing is sent in a voice that isn't yours.
A welcome that runs itself
Write a short series once — day one, day three, day seven — and every new subscriber gets it in order. Nobody joins your list and then hears nothing.
Your inbox, answered
Forward your business email and every customer who writes gets a real answer in seconds — in the same thread, in their language, signed with your name. Offers and spam are set aside, never answered.
What coaches ask before connecting
Straight answers about bookings, clients and your time.
Does it book straight into my calendar?
Yes — your own Google Calendar. It reads when you're busy, offers only free times inside your hours, slot length and notice, and writes the appointment when they pick one.
Can it ask questions before booking?
Yes. A rule can ask what you need to know — goal, experience, time zone — in order, and the answers are saved with that contact.
What if the booking fails?
Nothing is confirmed. If Google refuses the appointment, the client is told someone will arrange it, and the chat comes to you.
Can clients still reach me personally?
Always. Anything beyond your rules comes to you with the chat attached, and once it's yours the automation stays out of it.
Can I send course material through it?
Yes — as links and buttons in any app, and on Telegram as broadcasts to your whole group or one label.
Will my clients know it's automated?
They'll read your words and your notes, in their language. When a real conversation starts, it's you.
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Your next client is in the comments.
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