Your business,
on autopilot.
Curtox installs automation that answers your customers, chases your invoices, and handles the busywork — live in two weeks.
Curtox makes automation work in small business.
What a week on autopilot looks like
AI was supposed to change everything.
Your week still looks the same.
The difference is who installs it.
I install it, I train your team, and I don’t leave until it’s actually running your busywork.
What we install
Invoice follow-up
Polite, persistent reminders that get you paid without the awkward calls.
Customer intake
Every inquiry answered in seconds, booked, and summarized to your phone. After hours included.
Review responses
Every Google review answered fast, in your voice.
Document routing
Emails, PDFs, and paperwork filed where they belong, automatically.
Weekly owner report
What came in, what went out, what needs you. One email, Monday morning.
Something else eating your week? The audit finds it.
For your business
Real businesses. Real busywork.
If customers reach you and paperwork piles up, it installs the same way. Pick your world — here’s what we’d typically set up first.
You're on the tools all day — inquiries land at night.
That’s the usual starting point — the audit maps your actual week, and every install is built to it, not to your industry.
How it works
One page of the three automations worth doing, with real numbers from your own books and inbox.
You walk away with the plan either way.
Three automations from the menu, built inside accounts you own — and your team trained until it sticks.
One scope, agreed up front. No surprises.
We keep everything running and improving — watching the logs, tightening the wording, adding what's next.
Optional. Cancel anytime; everything we built stays yours.
Your accounts. Your data. Your call.
Everything runs inside accounts you own — your email, your invoicing, your booking system. Nothing moves to servers you can’t see, and you can revoke our access any day. You keep everything we build, whether we keep working together or not.
Life on autopilot
What you actually notice.
Your week, before and after
The 9 PM race
One text a day
Insights