Get more qualified inquiries.Turn more of them into booked work.
SOMA helps you improve how customers find your business, contact you, and receive follow-up—with practical websites, marketing, and connected systems built around the way you work.
A short conversation about your business, your biggest bottleneck, and a practical next step.
Three things owners bring up most often.
Not every business has all three. Most have at least one, and it usually shows up in how inquiries arrive and what happens after.
Inconsistent inquiries
New opportunities arrive unpredictably, which makes planning work, staffing, and cash flow harder than it should be.
Missed follow-up
Inquiries and estimates lose momentum when there is no clear next step or reminder to move them forward.
Scattered information
Customer details live across messages, calls, notes, and tools that do not talk to each other.
A three-step customer-acquisition system.
Getting inquiries, capturing them, and converting them are different problems. We work on them in order, within the scope we agree on.
Attract the right inquiries
Improve the business's online presence and contact paths. Depending on the agreed scope, this may include local visibility, website improvements, content, or paid campaigns.
Make follow-up easier
Organize inquiries, clarify the next action, and add suitable reminders, follow-up, and booking or estimate-request paths.
Measure and improve
Review agreed indicators such as inquiries, response time, follow-up completion, and booked work, then improve the parts that need attention.
A three-step customer-acquisition system.
Getting inquiries, capturing them, and converting them are different problems. We work on them in order, within the scope we agree on.
- 01New inquiry
A customer finds the business and reaches out through a form, call, or message.
- 02Follow-up
The inquiry lands in one place with a clear next action and a reminder if it goes quiet.
- 03Booking or estimate request
The customer is guided to the right next step: an appointment or an estimate request.
Illustration of a typical customer path. Not live data.
Advertising is optional and only recommended when it fits the goals and the agreed scope. A website or CRM on its own does not generate traffic or sales.
See the full engagement processHN Barber Studio — from hidden gem to searchable digital brand.
SOMA identified a fragmented customer journey and built a connected digital system to solve it: a branded website, individual artist discovery, clear booking and contact paths, and the search infrastructure behind them.
Three areas of support, scoped to your business.
Not every engagement includes everything here. Scope is agreed before work starts.
Get found and contacted
Websites, local visibility, and clear inquiry paths so the right customers can find you and reach you easily.
Website, local search setup, service pages, contact and inquiry paths
Follow up and book work
Organized customer information, pipeline visibility, reminders, and suitable booking or estimate-request workflows.
Customer records, pipeline view, reminders, booking workflows
Reduce repetitive work
Scoped automations and practical AI assistance for the tasks that repeat every week.
Scoped automations, templates, drafted replies, summaries
An assistant concept we are building.
Jarvis is SOMA's in-progress assistant concept for helping an owner see what needs attention. The panel below is an illustration, not a live product.
- Jarvis is not connected to your CRM, calendar, or customer records.
- Any assistant integration would require an agreed scope and your authorization.
- The demo below answers questions about SOMA; it does not operate a business.
Illustration of a typical customer path. Not live data.
Ask questions about SOMA.
This demo answers from SOMA's own knowledge base about services, approach, and the kinds of problems we work on. It cannot see your business, access your accounts, or guarantee outcomes.
- Answers about SOMA's services and approach
- Asks practical discovery questions
- Not business advice and not a substitute for a call
I'm Dre Moore, founder of SOMA.
I work directly with service business owners to improve how customers find them, contact them, and receive follow-up.
We start by understanding how your business works, then identify a practical improvement to build around.
Practical questions before a call.
Who is SOMA for?
Primarily service businesses in Puerto Rico that want better inquiry, follow-up, or customer workflows — often contractors and trades, and also professional and wellness businesses. Whether it's a good fit is something we discuss on the call.
Do I need a new website?
Not necessarily. We start with your current setup and identify whether improvements, integration, or a new site makes the most sense.
Do I have to run paid ads?
No. Advertising is an option when it suits your goals, readiness, and the agreed scope.
What does it cost?
Scope is established first, then pricing is provided in a written proposal. Any advertising budget, subscriptions, or ongoing support costs are identified separately.
How long does it take?
Timing depends on the agreed scope, access, content, and integrations. The schedule is confirmed before work begins.
Am I locked into a long contract?
Project and ongoing-service terms are set out in the written proposal, so you can review them before agreeing to anything.
What happens on the first call?
A free 15-minute conversation about your business, its main challenge, and whether there is a suitable next step.
Start with a short conversation.
A free 15-minute call about your business, your biggest bottleneck, and a practical next step.
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