More booked work. Less chasing.

We help businesses win more of the customers who already reach out, then bring in more of them. The Adara Sales Desk answers the calls and leads your team cannot get to, day or night, and books the appointment. Once that pays, we add the ads and the website, and we build custom software that fits how your business already runs.

Any business that lives on leads and can take more work: builders and remodelers, roofers, HVAC, dental clinics, med spas, law firms. We work with any of them when we can make it pay, and that is what we mean by a business that qualifies.

We are based in Wisconsin and work with businesses across the state. We also work beyond it, since everything we build runs online, and the assistant calls back anywhere a lead has a phone.

Not much. A call to start, the questions your best person would ask, and access to your calendar. From there the Sales Desk answers what your team misses, and you take the booked jobs.

No. Most businesses start with the Sales Desk, which works with the website and phone number you already have. If the site itself is costing you jobs, we show you why and say so.

Yes. Bookings go straight into the calendar you already use, Google Calendar included, and nothing you rely on gets replaced.

It depends on what you run and what you need, so we price it on the first call. You pay us for the work and the platforms for the ads, as two separate numbers. If we cannot make it pay, we say so.

It goes to the platforms, not to us. Every dollar to Facebook, Instagram and Google is itemized, and none of it is bundled into our fee.

From the first day the Sales Desk is on, you see every call it answered and every appointment it booked. Ads come later, once that is paying, and their first stretch sets the cost per lead to beat.

Plain numbers: the calls answered, the appointments booked, and, once ads run, the cost of each lead. Not impressions, not reach. If they stop justifying the spend, we tell you first.

Yes. The site and the domain are in your name from the start. If we ever part ways, you keep all of it, still working, with every login handed over to you.

It stays live and stays yours: the pages, the content, your leads and your customer history. What ends is the work we do each month: the Sales Desk, the ads and the reporting.

Ongoing. We build for a long-term relationship: the system is tuned month after month, and the longer it runs the better it knows your customers and your area. A campaign ends. This compounds.

The people who built the system. You get the builders on the phone, not an account manager reading a script.

The Sales Desk runs on AI, and it sounds like a scheduler who knows your business. It asks what they need, offers real times, and passes anything it cannot answer to you with a transcript.

No. It is a backup for the calls your team cannot get to: after hours, weekends, every line busy. It books into the same calendar, hands anything unusual to a person, and your team sees every call.

Only where it speeds things up. AI powers the Sales Desk, and it reads the ad results so winners get the budget sooner. People make the ads, with professional photographers and videographers when your budget calls for it.

More people ask an AI assistant before they search Google. The site says plainly what you do and where, so both Google and the assistants can find you when someone nearby asks.