Hi — looking for a team day for 22 people from work next Monday afternoon. Do you take groups that size?
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Friday · 18:33 · planning a team day for Monday
Yes — for 15–30 we run a Team Half-Day: two hours rotating through climb, axe-throwing and the obstacle zone, dedicated coordinator on site. £38/person weekday, £45 weekend. Private space for lunch if you want food in. Reserve Monday afternoon. I can also send the per-head breakdown your finance team will want.
The pattern
The questions your front desk repeats every day.
Same pattern that worked at Social Climbing — repeatable, package-specific enquiries where the first specific reply turns the lead into a booking.
- Pain 01 Corporate team-day enquiries are high-value and time-sensitive. The first venue to reply usually wins — DeskRelay replies in under three seconds with the package, the price, and the next available slot, before your competitor's salesperson has finished lunch.
- Pain 02 Mixed-zone passes generate complex questions — what's included, what's an upgrade, how do supplements work. The widget answers from your live price sheet — no rounding up, no guesswork, no quote-by-Monday delays.
- Pain 03 Finance teams need a per-head breakdown, a quote, and an invoice address. Predictable paperwork the widget collects on the first reply, so your team's next step is just to confirm — not chase the organiser through three more emails.
Page status
This segment page is in early build. The conversation example above is the production-tuned version; deeper copy, segment-specific testimonials, and an FAQ block ship alongside the first paying client in this category. Until then, the Social Climbing case study is the closest proof point — different sport, same pattern of enquiries answered out of hours.
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Twenty minutes to know if it's worth $600 a month to you.
No pitch deck. We'll look at the questions stacking up in your inbox, work out how many a trained widget would catch, and you'll leave with a number — staff hours back, evening leads kept, monthly fee recovered. Yes or no, fast.