The inquiry lands mid‑shoot. She books whoever writes back first.
Pick Up For Me answers as your studio in about a minute — your packages, your prices, how you book, from your own website. It asks the one thing you'd ask, says you'll follow up personally, and copies you. When she replies, it comes to you.
What she gets, while you're still working.
Every number in that reply came off the studio's own pricing page. If the site doesn't state a price, it says Sabrina will send the pricing guide. It never invents one, and it never confirms a date — you do.
One address. Nothing to install.
- Type your website
We read your packages, prices, process and FAQ, and show you the reply a client would get. You fix anything wrong with a text.
- Forward inquiries to one address
A Gmail forward or a filter, or add
[email protected]as your contact form's notification email. Gmail's confirmation step is handled for you. - Every inquiry gets a real answer in about a minute
As your studio, from your site, with you BCC'd. Replies go to you, not to us. You get a one-line text: who, what, when.
Made for people whose inquiries arrive while they're shooting.
If your contact page says "I'll get back to you within 48 hours," this is for you. She emailed five studios. The one that answered with a price and a next step while the others were still shooting is the one she booked.
What it costs
- Unlimited inquiries, unlimited replies, unlimited corrections.
- Cancel by replying "cancel" to any email from us. Really.
- One booked session a year pays for it several times over.
Two minutes: your website, your name, the email inquiries reach you at. You see the reply before you put a card on file. Nothing charged for 30 days.
Questions people ask
Is it pretending to be me?
No. It signs every reply "Studio assistant for [your studio]" and says plainly that you read every inquiry and will follow up personally. If a client asks whether it's a person, it says it's your automated assistant. Studios have had assistants answering the inbox for as long as there have been studios; this one just never sleeps.
What if it says something wrong about my prices?
It only states a price that's written on your site, exactly as written. If your site doesn't list prices, it says you'll send the pricing guide. When something changes, text or email the desk the new number and it uses it from then on.
Does it book dates?
No — on purpose. It never says a date is open or confirmed. It tells the client you'll confirm the date personally, and tells you what they asked for. Text it the dates you're already booked and it will gently say so.
Where do replies go?
To you. Every reply is sent with your email as the reply-to address and you're BCC'd, so the whole thread sits in your inbox like any other. Answer whenever you want; the assistant only writes the first response.
Does it work with my contact form?
If your form emails you the inquiry (Squarespace, Wix, Showit, HoneyBook, Pixieset, Dubsado — all do), you can forward those or add the desk address as a notification email. If inquiries come as Instagram DMs, it can't read those yet.
Can I see it before I sign up?
Yes, two ways. Type your website and we show you a reply on the spot. Or email [email protected] an inquiry the way a client would, with your website in the subject line, and the reply comes back as your studio.
Get phone calls instead?
The same desk answers a phone line. Cleaners, groomers, massage therapists, handymen — anyone whose customers call. Pick Up For Me for your phone →