Services

An AI planner's assistant
that qualifies every inquiry before a human spends an hour on it

A wedding inquiry that arrives at midnight deserves a fast, warm reply. It should not wait until Monday while the couple books a tour with another planner. We build an AI agent that qualifies the date, budget and guest count, answers package questions, and follows up on proposals so nothing quietly disappears.

from$1,500
Timeline2 to 4 weeks
What is includedIntroduces itself as an AI assistant at the start of every conversation, and a person takes over on requestQualification flow: date, budget, guest count, venue preferencePackage and pricing FAQ from your real offeringsConsultation booking synced to your planners' calendarsAutomatic follow-up on proposals that have not been answered
30-50%of inquiries typically qualified or answered without a planner's time
under 10 mintarget first-response time for new inquiries (industry benchmark for event services)
2-4 weeksto a live agent

Where a wedding inquiry gets won or lost

A wedding or event inquiry is often decided in the first conversation, long before a tour or a proposal. Couples typically message three to five planners in the same week, comparing style, price range, and how quickly and warmly each one responds. The response window that keeps an inquiry warm runs from under ten minutes to a few hours. Agencies that reply the next day routinely lose couples who already booked a tour with a planner who answered that evening. Evening and weekend inquiries make up a large share of wedding research, since couples browse after work and on weekends. Those inquiries go unanswered until the next business day at most small agencies.

The repetitive part of the job slows planners down before the creative work even starts. That means confirming the date, budget range and guest count before a real package recommendation is possible. It means answering the same questions about what is included in each tier. It means chasing couples who went quiet after receiving a proposal. None of this requires a planner’s creative judgment. It just consumes hours that should go to the vision, the vendor coordination and the actual event.

There is also a mismatch problem that costs agencies real time. A planner spends an hour on a discovery call, only to learn the couple’s budget is a fraction of the agency’s typical package. Or that the date is already fully booked. Surfacing budget and date compatibility before that call happens saves the planner’s time for couples who are actually a fit. It does this without making the agency feel transactional.

What the agent handles before a planner steps in

A qualifier that gets to the real conversation faster. The agent asks for the date, budget range, guest count and venue preference, as part of a natural conversation. By the time a planner gets involved, there is already enough information to recommend a package, instead of starting from zero.

Package and pricing FAQ from your real offerings. Inclusions, pricing tiers and add-ons get answered from a knowledge base built on your actual packages. It is not a generic events script. A couple gets an honest answer about what fits their budget, before they book a call.

Consultation booking that fits your planners’ calendars. Couples can book a call or an in-person tour directly, synced to the right planner’s real availability.

Follow-up that does not let a proposal go cold. When a couple receives a proposal and goes quiet, the agent follows up on a schedule you set. That might be a gentle check-in, or an answer to a question they never asked, instead of the inquiry simply disappearing from the pipeline.

Integrations that fit a wedding or event business. Your CRM or booking platform records inquiries and proposals. WhatsApp, Telegram, Instagram Direct or a website widget carry the conversation.

A human for anything personal or sensitive. Specific creative visions, difficult family dynamics, and complaints go to a planner immediately, with the full conversation attached.

A knowledge base your team keeps current. Package inclusions, pricing and availability for peak dates change throughout the year. Your team updates the agent’s knowledge base directly, without a developer. A fully booked Saturday shows up the moment it is marked as such internally.

Weeks 1 to 4: how we build it

  1. Week 1: audit and playbook. We collect your package details, pricing tiers, FAQ and the questions your team answers most. That becomes the agent’s knowledge base and escalation rules.
  2. Week 1-2: CRM and channel integration. We connect to your CRM or booking system and set up the messenger channels you choose.
  3. Week 2-3: build and internal testing. The agent runs against real inquiry scenarios and a set of test conversations before any couple sees it.
  4. Week 3: soft launch. The agent goes live for a subset of conversations, or on one channel only, while your team reviews its answers.
  5. Week 3-4: full launch and tuning. Full rollout, with two weeks of close review and adjustment included in the package.

What it costs

Package Price Best for
Assistant from $1,500 One channel, package FAQ, inquiry qualification, handed to a planner for proposals
Sales agent from $4,000 Multiple channels, consultation booking, proposal follow-up, CRM sync
Agent team from $10,000 A multi-planner agency or franchise network: shared knowledge base, reporting dashboard

Prices follow the AI agent service packages. The exact figure depends on your CRM or booking system and how many channels you need.

What agencies typically see

Agencies running a qualification and FAQ agent typically see 30 to 50 percent of inquiries answered or qualified without a planner’s direct time. That is an industry benchmark range, not a guarantee for any specific agency. Response times under ten minutes, instead of a day, commonly lift the share of inquiries that convert to a booked consultation. Couples shopping for a planner decide fast and move on if nobody replies. Automatic follow-up on proposals tends to recover a share of the inquiries that would otherwise have gone silent after the first conversation.

The clearest gain for most agencies is time, not just conversion rate. Planners spend fewer discovery calls on couples who were never going to be a budget fit. More of the calls that do happen start from a proposal-ready position, instead of a blank page. Our own numbers are in the case studies linked below.

Why work with us

We build these agents the way we build them for our own businesses: one job per agent, a closed list of tools it can use. A human approves anything personal, like a specific creative request or a sensitive family situation. Pricing is fixed before work starts, not billed by the hour. You get a working demo every week, not a single reveal at the end. After launch we keep tuning the agent with you for two weeks as part of the package, instead of handing over a system and disappearing.

We also keep the agent’s tone deliberately warm, not transactional. A wedding inquiry is an emotional purchase long before it is a budget conversation. The qualifying questions are framed the way a thoughtful planner would ask them in a first message, not as a checkout form. If your agency’s volume does not justify the full package yet, we will tell you that directly.

An AI qualifier handles the speed and volume side of inquiry response well. For the site that couples actually land on before messaging you, see a portfolio-driven website for wedding and event agencies. Or see the wider AI agents and automation service for what else can run the same way. The qualification and follow-up discipline here draws on the same multi-channel playbook behind a sales agent running across seven platforms. The human hand-off rules we built into a visa center’s support bots follow the same approach.

Tell us about your packages, your CRM and the channels your couples use. We will send back a fixed price and a two-to-four-week plan: get in touch.

FAQ

How much does an AI agent for a wedding or event agency cost?

Packages start from $1,500 for a single-channel agent that qualifies inquiries and answers package FAQ. A multi-channel agent with proposal follow-up and CRM sync is $4,000 and up. The exact number depends on your booking and CRM systems.

How long does it take to go live?

2 to 4 weeks for the first version: your package FAQ, qualification questions, and a review period before couples see it. Proposal follow-up is usually switched on in the same build.

Which messengers and channels does it support?

WhatsApp, Telegram, Instagram Direct and a widget on your website, in any combination. Most wedding and event inquiries start on Instagram or WhatsApp after someone sees a photo they like, so those are usually the first channels we connect.

Will it feel too automated for something as personal as a wedding?

The agent handles the qualifying questions and FAQ that every couple asks anyway, like budget range and package inclusions. It hands off to a planner the moment the conversation gets personal, like discussing a specific vision or a sensitive family situation. Couples get a faster first response, not a colder one.

Can it connect to our CRM or booking system?

Yes. We integrate with common event and wedding planning CRMs through their API. We also connect to spreadsheets or simpler systems, where that is what the agency actually runs on, so every inquiry and proposal has a record.

Does it work in multiple languages?

Yes, the agent answers in whatever language the couple writes in. Agencies serving destination weddings or an international clientele typically run it in English plus one or two additional languages for their main client markets.

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