For the owner
Put Eden on your phones
You want the office run, not the trucks. You call your company, then you decide. The number is $25,000 a month, on the pricing page. This page is that door.
Call it yourself
Talk to Adam.
What happens to a lead after six? Who chases the quote that was supposed to go out Tuesday? Tell us what still gets missed. Adam calls you, puts a number in your company name, and you call it like a customer. He is the office. There is nobody else on that call.
$25,000 a monthOne Eden office, published before and after the demonstration.
You call your own line. Adam answers the way you would want it answered, then you decide.
Path one · hire the office
You already have the price. This is where you hear the office.
The number is $25,000 a month. You call your company. That is how you find out whether Eden answers the way you would want it answered.
The demonstration is how you decide. Payment is how the office opens: a card on file at the published number, onboarding quoted before the first charge. You can complete as much of the interview before you pay, so what you hear is already yours.
Bring your own data. Upload one file for a partial test import, or bring the full history across when you are ready. Your records and your portal give you both paths.
What you are hiring is the desk: the calls, the texts, the email, the quoting, the booking and the record. Eden does not climb a roof, hold a wrench or examine a patient — it replaces the desk, not the hands, so your crew is not part of this conversation.
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You tell us what still gets missed
Missed calls. Unsigned quotes. Jobs with no next step. Write that. The price is already on the page.
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Adam calls you
He is the office. There is nobody else on that call.
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He puts a number in your company name
You call it like a customer. Try to catch it out. You decide from what you hear.
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Payment opens the office
If you hire it, Adam runs the rest of the interview himself — hours, rate book, after-hours, who to wake (you, not a receptionist). Nobody is coming to sit in your chair.
Path two · apply for a seat
Tell us which lane you are asking about.
The three lanes stay apart. Membership buys the training and nothing else. A sponsored place cannot be bought at any price — you apply, you train, you demonstrate, and a human reviews the audition. Partner work is earned and offered under written terms, and it has its own path further down this page.
The membership fee is printed on the Academy and pricing pages; a sponsored place and a partner role cost nothing at any stage. Say where you are starting from and we will tell you what the lane asks of you and what it does not promise.
Path three · sell Eden
Ask about the commission role.
Partners call business owners, book demonstrations, and are paid on every client that signs and goes live. The commission comes out of that client's revenue and out of nothing else — never for introducing us to a person, and never from anyone else's work.
There is nothing to buy at any stage, so nothing on this path asks you for money. Tell us where you are starting from and we will send you the active offer, its commission, and its terms in full before you decide anything.
The pair
Adam and Eve are the office.
They answer, they listen, they sell, they book, and they tell you about all of it before eight in the morning — every conversation at once, with nobody on hold. Nobody sits behind them. All of it on a screen or a line, because they replace the desk, not the hands.