How Compa works, from your first text.

Step 1: Text COMPA to start

Tap any Text Compa button on this site, or text the word COMPA to (516) 452-8282 from the phone you run the business on. The carrier confirms you're in, then Compa says hello and tells you up front that it's an AI assistant.

That first text names Famedia LLC. It's the company behind Compa, and carriers want the name on texts like this one.

Step 2: Set up by text in about 3 minutes

Send your website and Compa reads it for your services, the towns you work in and your service area. Then it asks only what the site didn't answer, one question per text. Usually that's the towns, anything people ask for that you don't do, your first name and the number customers call.

It finishes with a short summary of your business. Reply yes and you're set, or tell it what's wrong and it fixes the summary. No website? Reply skip and it asks the same few questions.

If you have a license number, Compa asks for it once during signup and puts "Lic. #" and your number on the last line of every caption. Text a new number to change it, or "remove my license number" to take it off.

Step 3: Send a job photo and a couple of words

When a job wraps, text the photo and what you did, the way you'd say it to your crew.

Every job comes back as three captions: one for your Google Business Profile, one for Instagram with a few hashtags and one for Facebook. Each arrives in its own text, so you press and hold to copy just that one.

It only uses what you told it and what's plainly in the photo. A note about the cabinets and the brass pulls won't come back mentioning the countertops.

Want LinkedIn too? Add "do a LinkedIn one too" to your job text. Text "always do LinkedIn" and every post gets one, or "stop doing LinkedIn" to turn it off.

Step 4: Change it by text, then say yes

Ask for changes in your own words, like "make it shorter" or "less formal," and Compa rewrites the same draft. Ask again if it's still not right.

Step 5: Get a review request to forward

Say yes after a post and Compa writes a short text asking that customer for a Google review, in your voice, with your review link in it. You send it from your own phone.

Paste your Google review link into the thread once and it goes into every request after that. Everyone gets asked the same way, which is how Google wants it done.

Step 6: Quotes that went quiet

Text something like "follow up with Rob in Levittown, quoted him a bathroom remodel 2 weeks ago." Compa drafts a short check-in you can send from your own phone.

Step 7: Paste a review, get a reply

Paste a review, good or rough, and Compa drafts a reply you can post under it. On a rough one, the reply stays calm and doesn't argue, and Compa suggests giving it an hour before you post.

Step 8: Ask it marketing questions

Compa knows your services and your towns, so you can ask the kind of thing you'd ask a friend who does marketing. The answer comes back in a text or two, about your business.

Step 9: It remembers what you say yes to

Mention something that changes the business, like a new service or a town you've started working in, and Compa asks before it saves it. Its memory of your business only grows from facts you approve, and every draft after that uses them.

Compa remembers your business: your services, your towns, your license number, your review link and anything you've said yes to, so every job you text starts from there.

Step 10: Text "billing" for your billing page

After your 3 free drafts, Compa texts you a checkout link. Once you're on a plan, text the word billing and you get a link to your billing page, where you can update your card or cancel.

Step 11: STOP and HELP work anytime

Reply HELP and you get our contact info. Reply STOP and the texts stop right away. STOP doesn't cancel a paid plan, so use "billing" for that. If you want back in later, text START.