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More of your website visitors book a survey.

A guide on your website that answers questions about grants, payback and timing from your own pages, then helps the visitor book a survey. Measured against visitors who didn't see it, so you know it's working.

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Sound familiar?

  • The same five questions on the phone every day: grants, payback, "will it work on my roof?", how long it takes, finance.
  • People look at three pages of your website at 10pm, can't find the answer, and leave without enquiring.
  • Quotes for tyre-kickers who'd have known it wasn't for them if anyone had answered their question first.

See it on an installer site

From "is there a grant?" to a survey booked

A homeowner on the sofa, on their phone, at 9.45pm. Nobody's answering the phone. The guide is.

  • Answers from your pages, with a link to the page it used.
  • Never makes up a figure. Prices and grant amounts only come from ones you've approved.
  • Fills in your survey form with what they've told it. They check it and press Send themselves.
brightwell.example

Brightwell Energy

Solar · Batteries · Heat pumps

You're chatting with an AI guide, not a person.

Visitor:

is there a grant for solar panels?

Guide:

Brightwell's FAQ says there isn't a general grant for solar in England, but there's currently no VAT on panels or batteries, and you can be paid for what you export.

Source: FAQs
Visitor:

my roof faces east, will it work?

Guide:

Their roof page says east and west roofs work well, just with a different daily pattern. The surveyor checks shading and the roof itself. Shall I open the survey form and fill in what you've told me?

Source: Is my roof suitable?
Visitor:

yes please, I'm in LS6

Guide:

Done. Check the details, then press Send.

Survey booking form

Filled in: Postcode, Roof direction, Interested in: solar

✓ Sent by the visitor

Brightwell Energy is a made-up installer. The conversation shows how the guide works.

How it works

Three steps, and you stay in charge

  1. Add one line to your website

    A single script tag, added by you, your web person or through Google Tag Manager. WordPress, Wix, Squarespace or hand-built: it works the same.

  2. It reads your website

    It goes through your pages, FAQs and forms and builds a map of your site. Prices and grant figures are only used once you've approved them.

  3. It answers, and gets them to the form

    Visitors ask in their own words. The guide answers from your pages, shows them where things are and fills in your survey form with what they've told it. They press Send.

You control what it says: you choose the pages it shows on, approve the figures it can quote, and read every conversation in your dashboard.

More on how it works

Proof

Measured, not promised

One visitor in ten doesn't see the guide. We count how many people in each group reach your survey page, so the difference is the guide's doing, not the season or your advertising.

This website is our first case study: the guide you can ask here runs the same way, with the same holdout, from launch day. We'll publish the result, whether it's good or modest. Results from our first installers follow, with their names on them.

Pricing

What it costs

Starter

Smaller firms trying it out

£49 a month

  • 1 website
  • 500 guide chats a month
  • Answers, directions and form pre-fill
  • Enquiries emailed to you
  • Measured against a holdout group

Growth

Busy installers: the core plan

£149 a month

  • 1 website
  • 2,500 guide chats a month
  • Everything in Starter
  • Your own goals, such as survey bookings
  • Weekly results by email (coming 2027)

Agency

Agencies looking after client sites

£399 a month

  • Up to 10 client websites
  • 10,000 guide chats a month, shared
  • Everything in Growth
  • Switch between clients
  • Your branding and client reports

Opens late 2027. Until then agencies can put clients on Starter or Growth.

Founding price: 30% off your first year, for the first 20 accounts. Paid plans start in April 2027; until then we're working with a few design partners.

Prices exclude VAT. Monthly, no contract: cancel when you like. Pay yearly and get two months free. Extra chats above your plan are 5p each. A chat is one visitor talking to the guide, however many questions they ask; visitors who don't open it aren't counted.

Who it's for

Solar and battery installers

Payback, export tariffs, VAT, "will it work on my roof?"

Heat pump installers

The Boiler Upgrade Scheme, running costs, radiators, noise.

Agencies

Add it to the installer sites you build and look after.

Any business with an enquiry form

If your website ends in a form, the guide can walk people to it.

Questions installers ask

Where is the data kept?

Stored in the UK and EU: the database in London and copies of your pages in Western Europe. The guide itself runs on Cloudflare's network, close to each visitor. Conversations are kept for 90 days, with contact details removed from the logs.

What about GDPR?

Your visitors' data is yours; we process it for you under a data processing agreement. The guide tells visitors it's an AI and what happens to what they type before they type it. It only keeps what they type into the chat, never what they type into your forms.

What if it gets something wrong?

It answers only from your website and links the page it used. Prices, grant amounts and eligibility only come from figures you've approved, and every reply is checked for numbers that didn't come from one. It tells visitors your team confirms prices, and you can read every conversation.

Does it replace my enquiry form?

No. It walks people to your own form and fills in what they've already told it. The visitor checks it and presses Send. If someone isn't ready for a survey, it can pass their details to you instead.

Will it slow my website down?

No. The script is small and loads after your page, so your page appears just as fast as before.

What's the free website check?

We go through your website as a homeowner would and send you a short report: the questions it doesn't answer, dead ends, how hard your form is, and the basics on privacy and AI. It's free, and there's no call unless you want one.

Simon, founder of ConstantUplift

Who's behind it

A real person, a UK company

I'm Simon. I built ConstantGraph, a home energy monitoring service, so I've spent years with solar, battery and heat pump data, and with the questions homeowners ask before they spend thousands on their house. Most of those questions are already answered somewhere on the installer's website. People just can't find the answer at 10pm, so they leave.

ConstantUplift is the guide I'd want on an installer's site: it answers from your own pages, never makes up a figure, and is measured honestly against visitors who didn't see it. If it isn't bringing you more surveys, you'll see that too.

Simon, founder · ConstantGraph Limited, company number 16303856 · hello@constantuplift.com

See what your website is missing

Tell us your website and we'll check it the way a homeowner would: the questions it can't answer, the dead ends, and how hard the form is. You get a short report by email. Free, and no call unless you want one.

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UK company · data stored in the UK and EU · no contract