Reactivation Worker
June — the Reactivation Worker. The cheapest lead you’ll ever get is one you already have.
Every name in your CRM already chose you once, or nearly did. June, your Reactivation Agent, works that list as conversations rather than blasts — and asks for the review after every job, so the next stranger chooses you too.
- StageCome back
- First inGrow
- From/mo
- 0:00 Remi
Thanks for calling — I can get a tech out to you today. What is happening?
- 0:05 Caller
No heat since last night. House is down to 54 and we have a newborn.
- 0:12 Remi
That is an emergency job and I am flagging it now. What is the service address?
- 0:19 Caller
412 Miller Road.
- 0:24 Remi
Got it. Is this the same furnace we wrote an estimate for in the spring?
- 0:30 Caller
Same one.
- 0:34 Remi
Dispatching the on-call tech with an arrival window of 8 to 10 this morning. Confirmation text is on its way.
- Job created
- Emergency — no heat
- Dispatch window
- Fri 8–10 AM
- Written to
- ServiceTitan
Step by step
How a campaign runs
Five steps, and you approve the list and the message before anything sends.
See it on your own numbers- 01
List
We pull the segment from your CRM — past customers, cold leads, closed-lost — and you see exactly who is in it.
- 02
Segment
Split by what they bought, when they last spoke to you, and why they did not go ahead.
- 03
Sequence
A three-touch sequence over about two weeks, written in your voice and approved by you before it sends.
- 04
Replies
Every reply is handled as a conversation. Interested people get booked; the rest are marked and left alone.
- 05
Booked
Appointments land in your calendar and the outcome is written back to the CRM, so the list is cleaner than when we started.
Database reactivation
A reactivation campaign contacts the customers and cold leads already in your CRM with a specific, timely reason to come back — tune-up season, a dental recall, the estimate you wrote in the spring. It is the cheapest pipeline a small firm has, and it is almost always untouched because nobody has the hours to work it.
- Seasonal campaigns: tune-ups, recall, annual service, pre-winter checks.
- Cold leads who enquired and never booked.
- Every reply handled as a conversation, not a bounce into an inbox.
Win-back and closed-lost revival
Someone who said no six months ago is a different person today: the quote they took instead went badly, the problem came back, the budget arrived. June re-approaches closed-lost from the last six to twelve months with an acknowledgement that you spoke before, which is the reason these convert better than cold outreach.
Review and referral requests
June asks for the review after every completed job or matter, at the point where the customer is happiest. Anyone who signals they are unhappy is routed privately to the owner first instead of being pushed toward a public review, and the customers who rated you highest are the ones asked for a referral.
- An automatic ask after every completed job or matter.
- Unhappy customers intercepted and sent to the owner, not to Google.
- Referral asks aimed at the people who already rated you well.
- Owner responses drafted for your approval, never posted unread.
What it does not do
June works lists you own and people who have a real prior relationship with your business. It does not buy lists, scrape contacts, or contact people who asked not to be contacted. Reactivation only works because the recipient recognises your name — the moment that stops being true it is just spam with your logo on it.
Owner Daily Brief
You don’t log into a dashboard. You get a text.
Whatever June did overnight shows up in one message each morning, alongside which source produced the bookings and the single thing that needs a person.
- Today 6:00 AM
Yesterday on the phones
- 31 calls answered
- 12 jobs qualified
- 8 jobs dispatched
- 3 estimates followed up
- 2 reviews posted
- 6:00 AM
Best source: Google Business Profile — 5 of 8 jobs.
- 6:01 AM
1 job has no tech assigned Assign: the 8–10 AM no-heat call on Miller Road needs a truck.
By industry
June in your vocabulary.
The script, the questions and the integrations change by vertical. These are the four we build for.
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Law firms
Remi, your Inbound Agent, answers every new-client call in two rings, screens for conflicts, qualifies the matter for your practice area, and books the consultation straight into your calendar.
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Home services
Remi, your Inbound Agent, picks up in two rings while your crew is on a job — grades the emergency, takes the service address, gives a dispatch window and writes the job into your field-service software.
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Dental & med spa
Remi, your Inbound Agent, answers while your front desk is chairside — qualifies the procedure, checks what insurance you take, and books the chair time.
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Real estate
Remi, your Inbound Agent, answers the listing line and the portal enquiries in seconds — asks whether they are working with an agent, whether they are pre-approved, and what their timeline is — then books the showing while you are still in the car..
Pricing
Grow, a month.
June comes with Grow, and reactivation campaigns can also be bought one at a time. Quoted to your volume, month-to-month, live in five business days.
Also on the team: Remi, Theo, Sol. See how the four work together, or what changes the quote.
Questions
June FAQ
Is this just mass texting my customers?
No. Each campaign targets a segment you approve, with a reason that applies to that segment, and every reply is handled as a conversation. You see the list and the message before anything sends.
What does it cost?
June on the Grow plan is quoted to your list size and campaign volume. Individual reactivation campaigns can also be quoted on their own if you want to try one before committing.
How long does setup take?
Five business days for the plan. A single campaign is usually live inside a week of us getting access to the list.
What happens when someone replies?
Interested people are qualified and booked. Anyone who says no is marked in your CRM and not contacted again by that campaign. Anything that needs a person comes to you with the thread.
Will it damage my reputation?
It is designed not to. Unhappy customers are routed to the owner privately instead of toward a public review, opt-outs are honoured in one word, and June never contacts a bought or scraped list.
Is there a contract?
No. Month-to-month, cancel any month.