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A person reads your website. An assistant tries to get something done on it. Three levels decide how well a site handles that second visitor: readable, quotable, usable.
Home service owners spend hours a week moving the same information between apps, and homeowners want a real price tonight. An MCP server fixes both: run your day by message, and let a homeowner's assistant find, price and book you.
Property managers spend hours pushing the same update into system after system, and prospects spend days chasing answers. An MCP server fixes both: tell your own assistant to change a price and it's live, and let a prospect's assistant find, verify and apply for them.
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