Melbourne, Australia
Free 30-minute audit
You submit the form. We review where enquiries slip today. You get a short map of the desk: what we’d capture, how urgency is tagged, and how you get notified. No obligation.
The free 30-minute audit is how Superlative Studios starts with a Melbourne or Australian service business. It is not a pitch deck. It is not legal advice. You tell us where enquiries slip. We map the Inbound Lead Desk.
What you get
- A short map of where enquiries slip today — missed calls, after-hours overflow, forms sitting in the inbox.
- What the desk would capture, how urgency is tagged, and how you get notified — using accounts you already pay for.
- No obligation to proceed.
What we need from you
Name, email, phone, and where it slips (missed calls, after-hours, forms). The form is below. We reply about the audit only. We do not sell lists.
What happens next
You submit. We email you a booking link. We review. You get the map. If you go ahead, we install the desk — setup and tuning included, cancel anytime, licences stay yours. See pricing.
For trades, start here then read automation for Melbourne trades. For the stack in general: business automation in Melbourne, lead follow-up. About Boyd — admitted Australian lawyer, builds automation systems, not your solicitor.
Use the form on this page. That is the audit.
What happens on the free audit?
You submit the form. We review where enquiries slip today. You get a short map of the desk: what we’d capture, how urgency is tagged, and how you get notified. No obligation. Not legal advice.
Who is this for?
Melbourne and Australian service businesses that lose work when no one is at the desk — trades, electricians, equipment hire, events, rentals, and small professional firms. If you already have more incoming enquiries than follow-up capacity, you are the customer.
How long until something is live?
A tightly scoped Inbound Lead Desk is often live in days, not months, once we have access and a clear trigger (missed call, form, after-hours enquiry). Larger systems are staged so you see a working piece before the next one.