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Your website and the growth tools
A shop website you did not have to build, and a set of growth modules that draft work for you to approve. Everything here is queued, not fired.
Your shop website
Your services, prices, hours and a request form. It is one fast page with a request form, and requests land in your Aestar inbox rather than an email address you check on Sundays. If you already have a website, keep it and point its form at Aestar instead.
The form on that page is also the one public thing another system can post to — see the API reference if you want your own site's form to feed Aestar directly.
The growth modules
Growth holds 8 modules. Each is off until you turn it on, and each carries a single Turn on button with a confirmation that spells out what turning it on actually does.
| Module | Status | What it does |
|---|---|---|
| Autopilot marketing | Live | Queue seasonal and past-customer notes this shop already owns. Ads stay off. Nobody is mailed. |
| Customer growth | Live | 90-day check-ins for people this shop already served. Consent still has to be theirs. |
| Speed to lead | Live | Missed-call and site-inquiry notes queue here. Ava does not invent a window. |
| Revenue rescue | Live | People who called or wrote and still have no window. Not a campaign. Not a free-trial pitch. |
| Neighborhood posts | Later | Radius intros stay drafted on this shop. Google posting is not connected. |
| Review requests | Live | 4–5★ can go public. 1–3★ stays private. The desk never posts a review. |
| Automated follow-ups | Live | The same notification catalog, as a board. Each row stays Demo · Queued. |
| Revenue attribution engine | Live | Counts come from this shop’s jobs, invoices, and inquiries. No ad spend. No invented ROI. |
"Queued" means queued. Turning a module on makes it write drafts onto your own shop's record, where you can read them. No customer is emailed, texted or posted to from any of these boards, and there is no switch in the app that changes that: Customer emails are Coming next and Customer text messages are After carrier approval, and no module can get around it. Ads and Google Business posting are not connected at all.
That makes the modules less impressive than the version that blasts your customer list, and more useful than the version that gets your number blocked. Read the drafts, send the ones worth sending yourself, and when the channels open they will already know what you want said.
Quotes worth chasing
The most useful one on day one is the list of estimates that have gone quiet, with how long they have waited and what they are worth. It is the difference between "I should follow up on some quotes" and a list you can work through in ten minutes.
| What it does | Status |
|---|---|
| Shop website with request form | Live |
| Quote follow-up list | Live |
| Follow-ups by email | Coming next |
| Google reviews inbox and review requests | Coming next |
| Follow-ups by text | After carrier approval |
Still stuck?
Ask Ava. She answers questions about Aestar itself — pricing, setup, what she does on a call — and she will tell you when something is not built yet.
Generated from the Aestar codebase at commit ceb26e3, last shipped September 23, 2026. Prices, statuses and screen names on this page are read from the running code, not typed by hand — so this page changes when the product does.