One marketing agency to turn Austin searches and calls into booked jobs.

You can begin with one: every service is priced and contracted on its own, so a two-truck electrician might start with the AI receptionist at $179 a month and add Google Ads once the phone is covered. The monthly report breaks calls out by service, so the case for adding one comes from your numbers, not from us.

Your strategy calls happen on screen with a co-founder, and day-to-day questions go to Allison McKenney, the account manager. Headquartered in Portland, Oregon, with a team in Portland, Bend and Seattle, Lithium works with every client by video. Nothing in an Austin plan needs us in Austin: it is built from your call tracking, your Google Business Profile and the searches naming Austin.

Month to month, once the first six months are done. Most Lithium services start with a six-month agreement and then run month to month with 30 days’ notice, and the AI receptionist has no contract at all. Each service has its own agreement, so dropping one leaves the others in place.

All of them. Lithium works across the home service trades, with current clients in HVAC, roofing, electrical, pest control and painting, and published case studies for a plumber, a restoration company and a garden center. What changes from trade to trade is the mix. Where clicks are cheap, Google Ads can carry more of the early work; where they are expensive, the Map Pack and phone coverage matter more, and the click-cost table above shows where your trade sits.

Every call and form is tagged with its source: organic search, your Google Business Profile, a Google Ads campaign or a call the AI receptionist picked up. The monthly report puts them side by side, so you can see which service brings calls and leads, and which of those leads became paid work.