Pest Control CRM, multiplied.
Software that works your lapsed plans, calls the property managers and restaurants who need a contract and books the treatment.
Multiply Revenue is sales software for pest control companies. It works the list you already have, plans that lapsed, one-off callouts that never became a plan, past customers due a seasonal treatment, and it calls the property managers, restaurants and facility managers who need a contract, then an AI agent works out what they are dealing with and books the visit.
It answers every inbound lead the moment it comes in and follows up until it is booked. Every call is scored, so the ones where nobody asked what the customer had already sprayed get caught early. Calls, texts and emails sit in one place, so a one-off callout becomes a recurring plan instead of a single invoice.
No setup fee on any plan, and no per-text charge from us.
What pest control businesses fight every day.
Contracts Lapse Without a Cancellation
Recurring treatment is the backbone of the business and it ends by drifting rather than by decision. Nobody rings, the date passes, and the customer assumes it is finished.
Urgent Calls Go To Whoever Answers
Somebody who has just seen something in their kitchen calls until a person picks up. There is no shortlist and no second round.
Seasonal Work Needs Booking Before the Season
The treatments people need in spring have to be sold in late winter, which is the quietest and least motivating time to be making calls.
What it costs you today, and what changes.
No List, No Follow-Up, and No Idea Where the Work Came From
Most pest control operators rely on word of mouth and whoever happens to call in. There is no list, no follow-up and no way to see which jobs came from where. The platform keeps every enquiry in one pipeline, calls the ones that go quiet and shows you what actually filled the schedule.
Seasonal Surges and Slow Periods Kill Revenue
Revenue spikes when the ants arrive and falls off a cliff when they leave. The AI agent works your existing customer list in the quiet months, calling and texting past jobs about renewals and preventive treatments, so the calendar does not empty out between seasons.
Service Plan Renewals Are Handled Manually and Inconsistently
Quarterly and annual plans are the most profitable revenue in this business, and renewal outreach done by hand is the first thing to slip in a busy month. The agent works the renewal cycle on a schedule, so a plan that is about to lapse gets a call rather than a gap in the route.
After-Hours Pest Emergencies Go to Competitors
Wildlife in the attic at eleven at night, or roaches found the day before a restaurant health inspection, cannot wait until morning. Those are the calls that pay the most and they arrive when nobody is in the office. The agent answers them, gets the details and books the visit.
Call the One-Off Treatments That Never Became a Plan
New Owners target audienceThe agent works your own customer list and your lapsed accounts: the one-off treatments that never became a plan, the plans that quietly stopped, the customers who have not been called since the last callout. It offers the inspection or the renewal and books it. These are people who have already had you in the house.
Call Real Estate Agents Who Need a Termite Inspector
Agents referral sourceVoice AI contacts listing and buying agents in your service area so your company is the one they call for a termite inspection. Inspections are required on most closings, a share of them turn into treatment work, and an agent who closes deals every month is worth more than any single homeowner.
Call Property Managers About Multi-Unit Contracts
PMs commercial pipelineVoice AI reaches out to property managers running apartment complexes, condominiums and commercial buildings about a whole-property pest contract. Multi-unit properties usually need monthly service, which turns a single signed account into recurring route revenue.
Call Restaurants and Food Service Operators Who Have to Pass an Inspection
Restaurants compliance accountsVoice AI contacts restaurant owners, food processing facilities and commercial kitchen operators who face pest control requirements from their health department. These accounts tend to pay more because the service has to be documented and an inspection failure closes the doors.
How pest control teams put it to work.
General Pest Control Lead Capture
AI identifies common pests such as ants, roaches and spiders through diagnostic questions and schedules treatment appointments immediately, capturing every emergency before the customer calls a competitor.
Termite Inspection Requests
AI qualifies the termite concern, captures the property details and books the inspection, whether the call came from a homeowner who found mud tubes or an agent with a closing date.
Rodent Emergency Response
AI assesses the rodent problem, talks through exclusion options and schedules the service, so a call at eleven at night still gets a date rather than a voicemail box.
Wildlife Removal Outreach
AI handles wildlife enquiries for raccoons, squirrels and bats, asks where the animal is getting in and books the inspection, so the calls that do not fit your standard pest plan still reach the schedule.
The pest control CRM playbook, the long version.
6 chapters on how this actually works in pest control, written out in full.
Read the guide- 01What a Pest Control CRM Has to Do That a General One Does Not
- 02The One-Off Treatment Should Have Been a Plan
- 03The Pests Come Back on a Schedule and So Should the Call
- 04What the Agent Actually Asks on a Pest Control Call
- 05It Has to Land on the Route, Not in an Inbox
- 06What to Check Before You Buy Any Pest Control CRM, Including Ours
Pest Control teams always ask.
How does the software generate new pest control accounts?+
It works the list you already have: plans that lapsed, one-off callouts that never became a plan, customers due a seasonal treatment. The AI calls them and books the visit. It calls the property managers, restaurants and facility managers who need a pest contract. When a call or web lead comes in, it answers right away, confirms the problem and the address and gets a tech scheduled. Anyone who did not answer gets called again until the visit is booked.
What does the software do with the leads I already get?+
It answers them, all of them, in seconds. A homeowner who sees ants at seven in the morning wants a time, not a callback and the AI gives them one and books it. It handles the calls that come in while your techs are on a route, follows up on the web forms and writes everything down for the office.
Does it handle commercial accounts?+
Yes. Give it a list of restaurants, property managers, food facilities or clinics in your area and the AI will call them, ask about their current pest contract and book the inspection. Commercial accounts take more calls to land, which is exactly the work it does not get tired of.
How quickly does it produce results for a pest control company?+
Inbound answering starts the day it is switched on, because it is handling calls you already get. Outbound calling starts the same week and the first bookings come from the first people who answer. How fast that grows depends on the size of your area and the list you give it.
How does it turn one-time customers into recurring plans?+
A few weeks after a one-time treatment, the AI calls the customer, asks how things are and offers a quarterly plan. A customer on a plan is worth far more than one who only calls when they see a bug and this is the call that never gets made when the office is busy. The software makes it every time.
What does the office see after the AI makes a call?+
The recording, the conversation written down and what was booked, all next to each other. If the customer needs a person, the AI takes the details and passes them on. Nothing is hidden in a voicemail box, it is in one place with the booking.
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