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Greenix: an AI voice agent that works the customer book, and the real call to prove it

How Greenix, a multi-state pest control company, uses RevStrike's AI voice agent to call its own customers about add-ons. Hear the real, unedited call.

Customer: Greenix, pest control, multi-state Use case: outbound calls to existing customers for add-on services, plus callbacks on new inquiries The call on this page: an unedited 5:49 recording from August 18, 2026, published with the customer's permission

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This is an unedited recording of a real call Emma made for Greenix, a pest control company. Cyndy is an existing customer. She’s in the grocery store, she talks over Emma, she wanders, and Emma still walks out with the booking. Published with Cyndy’s permission.

Customer: pest control, multi-state
The call: Outbound upsell to an existing customer, group-rate rodent prevention
Outcome: Tuesday-afternoon callback booked with the area manager

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Recorded · Aug 18, 2026Outbound · 5:49

Emma books a real Greenix customer

Group-rate pitch, a “not right now”, a few tangents, then booked for Tuesday afternoon.

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0:005:49

EmmaHi this is Emma, with Greenix, your current pest control company. Is this Cyndy?
LeadCorrect.
EmmaPerfect. So the reason I'm calling is your neighbors in the area just got signed up for one of our specialty services, and because of that we're able to offer you a group rate discount. Quick question — are you dealing with rodents right now, or is that something you've been lucky to avoid?
LeadNo. I'm not. I'm not dealing with them right now.
EmmaThat's great — honestly, that's actually the best position to be in. The thing is, this same service
LeadEspecially in the country. Yes.
EmmaExactly — out there, rodents are always looking for a way in once the weather turns. The good
LeadMhmm.
EmmaSo this preventative package stops them before they ever get inside. It's a fraction of what you'd pay if you actually had to deal with an infestation — and way less hassle than traps or trying to handle it yourself. I can connect you with Tyler, our area manager, right now. He can walk you through the specifics for your property and get you locked in at that group rate. Sound good?
LeadNot while I'm in the grocery store. No.
EmmaFair enough — when's a better time for you? Later
LeadI think tomorrow will
EmmaTomorrow works. What time tomorrow?
Leadfour or later in the afternoon. Then that's why
EmmaPerfect —
LeadBut do something in the morning. You know, I try to get something done in the morning if I have to leave home. So, like, surgeon that's next Monday, that's in the morning You know what I mean? So afternoons on Mondays and Tuesdays are good times.
EmmaGot it — so afternoons work best for you, and Mondays or Tuesdays are your best days. Let me
LeadYes. Otherwise, while I'm driving, that's my job is a driver, I'm a c v I have a CDL, so I I could drive motorcycles up to the big rigs, and you sign the contract. You start there. Not to be on your phone, not to answer your phone, not to deal with your phone. While you were in the car driving. So I don't answer call. While I'm driving.
EmmaMakes total sense — you can't
LeadYes. Safer.
EmmaAbsolutely. So let's lock this in — next Monday or Tuesday, afternoon, and Tyler will reach you then. Which one
LeadOkay.
EmmaMonday or Tuesday — which works
LeadTuesday would be best. Just Tuesdays. This month, I don't think I have anything assigned to other than my roommate paid me yesterday afternoon, and the banks were already closed. Again, I wasn't gonna try to outrun them. Outrun to the bank. And also, I just waited till this morning to run the money to the bank and hit the grocery store and stuff. But, normally, Tuesdays are wide open. Almost always.
EmmaPerfect — Tuesday afternoon it is.
LeadOkay.
EmmaWhat's the best number to reach you at?
LeadThis is the only number to reach me at? When I put numbers on, when I have to numbers on when I go on something on the Internet, I always put my business phone that I don't answer. Unless it's got a heading as to who is calling me. On that number. So I know it's not it's just a scam usually. On the business phone. This one I answer.
EmmaGot it — so this number right here is the best way to reach you. We're
LeadYeah. Yep. Your guy was out yesterday. And then he had a link saying go do this link and put in, you know, many stars or whatnot. I tried and it won't let me in the link. So I'm like, okay. That didn't work. It gave me this sad face on the computer screen because I typed it in the other computer. Screen. I tried three times thinking maybe I might wrong number or letters something, and it didn't work.
EmmaGot it —
LeadAnd I'm not gonna do it on the phone, so texting me if they'd go on this link no. It's always always put it on my computer. I put in last for anything. If it doesn't come up on the computer, well, then, you know, not gonna be I'm gonna try with the phone. I don't need bugs on my phone.
EmmaI hear you — that makes sense.
LeadYeah. But yeah. This phone number is the best phone number.
EmmaPerfect. So to confirm — Tyler's gonna reach you Tuesday afternoon at this number. Before
LeadOkay.
Emmaanything else for me?
LeadNo. I don't think so. So now I gotta think about mice coming into my house.
EmmaHa — well, good news is you won't have to worry about that much longer. Talk soon!
Automatic transcript · unedited

Who is Greenix?

Greenix is a multi-state residential pest control company and RevStrike's first production customer. The pest control playbook on this site was built with them, and the recording below is the one we play for every prospect, because nothing we could write describes the product as well as five minutes of a real call.

What problem was Greenix solving?

Pest control has two phone problems, and they happen at the same time.

New inquiries go cold during the route. Techs are in the field and the office is on the phones, so a homeowner with ants in the kitchen fills out three forms and the first company to call wins the job.

Add-ons never get offered. Mosquito, termite inspections and rodent exclusion sit unsold because nobody has the hours to call the whole customer book, and the season (fall rodents, spring termite swarms, summer mosquitoes) turns in weeks.

Greenix's first use of RevStrike was the second problem: a group-rate rodent-prevention offer called out to current customers, with the area manager taking the yes.

How does the agent run the call?

The agent, Emma, calls an existing Greenix customer, introduces herself and the company, and makes one offer: neighbors in the area signed up for a specialty service, so a group-rate discount is available. She asks one qualifying question (is the customer dealing with rodents right now), handles the answer either way, and goes for the handoff. The mechanic is the same one on the live transfer page:

Transfer at the first buying signal. If the customer says yes, Emma bridges the call to Tyler, the area manager, with a whisper so Tyler hears who is on the line, and Tyler presses 1 to accept.
If the customer cannot talk, or nobody picks up, book instead. Emma finds a day and a window, confirms the number, and books the callback with the area manager.

The recording is the second path.

What happened on the call?

Cyndy is an existing Greenix customer. She is in the grocery store when Emma calls. She talks over Emma, wanders into her CDL, her roommate and a broken survey link, and declines the transfer. Emma does not push the transfer, does not lose the thread, and walks out with a Tuesday-afternoon callback booked with the area manager.

Six lines from the automatic, unedited transcript (the full transcript is under the player on the pest control page):

Emma: Hi this is Emma, with Greenix, your current pest control company. Is this Cyndy? Cyndy: Correct. Cyndy: Not while I'm in the grocery store. No. Emma: Tomorrow works. What time tomorrow? Emma: What's the best number to reach you at? Cyndy: No. I don't think so. So now I gotta think about mice coming into my house.

Three things worth noticing when you listen:

Emma states who she is and who she is calling for in the first sentence. The customer knows it is Greenix before anything is pitched.
The objection is handled by rescheduling, not by arguing. "Not while I'm in the grocery store" becomes "when's a better time," then tomorrow, then Tuesday afternoon, then the best number, then a confirmation.
Every tangent gets a one-line acknowledgment and a return to the booking. The customer never feels cut off, and the call still ends in 5:49 with a time, a day and a number on the calendar.

Outcome, as logged: converted, callback booked with the area manager for Tuesday afternoon.

What does Greenix get after the call?

The recording, the transcript and the outcome are logged on the call record. The booked callback lands on the calendar, and the call-completed and meeting-booked webhooks fire so the result can be filed in the office's system through Zapier. See integrations.

Every number on a Greenix list is checked against the do-not-call list before dialing, calling windows follow the customer's local time, and the agent's AI-disclosure setting is Greenix's choice. Existing customers are not a free pass for AI-voice calls to mobile numbers, and that is covered before launch, not after. See the trust page and TCPA and AI calling.

Results

The recording is the result. Listen to it, then put your own number in and let the same agent call you.

Questions, answered.

Is this recording real?

Yes. It is an unedited call placed through RevStrike for Greenix on August 18, 2026, to an existing customer, published with her permission. The transcript on the pest control page is the automatic transcript from the call record, verbatim, including the places where she talks over Emma.

Did Emma transfer the call or book it?

Booked. Emma offered to connect the customer to Tyler, the area manager, right then. The customer was in the grocery store and declined, so Emma booked a Tuesday-afternoon callback with Tyler and confirmed the number. When a customer says yes, the same agent bridges the call live with a whisper and a press-1 accept.

What was Emma selling?

A group-rate rodent-prevention add-on offered to current Greenix customers. The agent runs the same play for mosquito, termite inspections, rodent exclusion and quarterly plan renewals; the offer and the script are the customer's.

Is calling existing customers with an AI voice compliant?

An established business relationship keeps a company clear of the national Do Not Call registry. It does not replace written consent for AI-voice marketing calls to cell phones. RevStrike enforces DNC and opt-outs on every list, follows local calling windows, can disclose it is an AI, records every call, and checks the consent posture before launch.

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