
"Before Menaia, I was able to manage 3 to 4 crews a day. Now I can run anywhere between 10 to 12 in 2 different locations."
Meni does the actual work in Menaia. It answers calls and texts, drafts follow-ups, builds estimates from your price book, schedules crews, and keeps invoices moving. Nothing goes out until someone on your team approves it.
Every part of the operation lives in one system, so Meni can act across all of it. Menaia is an AI built to run the business, not a chatbot bolted onto a CRM.

Leads, estimates, job planning, scheduling, invoices, timesheets and crew pay all live in one system, and Meni works every stage of it. The office and the crews run on the same records.
Somewhere between five and twenty people, the spreadsheet stops holding. Software for growing contractor teams.

Everything without a plan name is on every plan.
Everything the office types in, Meni has read: every lead, estimate, job, invoice, call, text and hour. Ask it anything and it answers with the number and the chart.
Every lead, estimate, job, invoice, call, text and hour lives in Menaia, so Meni answers with the number and the chart, not a guess. Pin the answer and it becomes a dashboard that moves every morning.

Tell Meni what to watch and what to do about it, in plain English. That is a playbook. Autopilot runs the playbooks and drafts the texts, emails, status changes and new leads. Pulse watches the numbers and raises a signal when one moves. Every proposal lands in one queue, and nothing runs on its own.
3 estimates over $8,000 have had no activity for 9 days.
The watch rule, written in plain English: estimates in progress, above $8,000, quiet for 7 days.
Hi Felton, it's Attic Projects. Invoice DB-3 for the Ryan-Lindgren job is still open at $10,694.89. Could we settle it this week? You can pay online from your portal.
An assessment is booked for Wednesday 7:00 AM with Neal DuBuque, but the lead still says In progress.
From a Google Business Profile message: "Saw your truck on Elm St, need the crawl space looked at." Source: Google Business Profile.
Business lines, texts and calls in the same inbox as the leads they become. Nothing is copied over from another app, so Meni reads all of it.

A new local number is ready in a minute, on every plan. Numbers, calls and texts are metered the same way Meni is, one cent per token: a local number is 350 a month, a call is 4 a minute.
Keep the number your clients already have: port it in and the AI receptionist answers it, books the assessment and hands the thread to the office.
Every lead channel lands in one inbox. Payments and the books sync both ways. And what lives outside Menaia, Meni can still read: an MCP server and connected data sources, on Pro.

Everything without a plan name is on every plan. Hover a system to see the screen it lives on.
Every integration and its plan →A 200-plus person insulation and crawl space company in San Diego. The office and the crews there run on Menaia every day, and Meni reads their business first.
He grew Attic Projects from one truck into a 200-plus person company in San Diego, and built Menaia inside it. Every part of the platform is a problem the office lived: scoping jobs, chasing photos, arguing about hours, watching margin disappear on jobs that looked fine on paper.
The operators Menaia was built with. They use it every day.

Three seats on Starter, five on Core, fifteen on Pro; every extra person is $35, and yearly billing saves 10%. Starter includes 4,000 tokens a month, Core 6,000, Pro 17,000. One token is one cent; a Meni reply is 15. Move the sliders to see a month like yours.
Leads, estimates, scheduling and invoices are in the plan. Only Meni and the phones draw tokens.
Every rate, on the pricing pageThirty minutes with someone who ran crews. Bring a real estimate and a real week of calls.
No long-term contract. Or email us at info@menaia.com.
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