AskMyBusiness sends a new lead to the owner's inbox the instant a visitor agrees to share their name and contact, with no batching or delay at all.
As soon as a visitor agrees to share their name and contact information, AskMyBusiness sends that lead to the owner's inbox. There's no batching, no daily digest to wait for, and no dashboard-checking required to catch it — it goes out right when the handoff happens, even at midnight.
The trigger is the moment a visitor agrees to give their name and a way to reach them, after the assistant asks permission. That happens when a visitor wants to talk to a person, wants to book something, or asks a question the assistant can't verify from the business's published content. The assistant doesn't wait to accumulate several leads before sending — each one goes as it happens.
Because the assistant runs 24/7 and answers strictly from what the business has published, a lead captured at 2pm and a lead captured at 2am are treated the same way: sent to the owner's inbox as soon as the visitor agrees to share their information. There's no separate after-hours setting that slows things down.
Beyond the inbox alert itself, the owner dashboard shows what visitors have been asking, which leads still need follow-up, and where the assistant needed a person's help. That's useful for catching up on a batch of activity, but it isn't what triggers the notification — the inbox message goes out at the moment of handoff, not on a schedule.
A visitor to a gym's site asks late at night: "Do you have any personal trainers who work with beginners?"
The assistant answers from the gym's staff page, then says: "I can have a trainer reach out to you directly. What's your name and the best way to contact you?" [Source: gym staff page] The moment the visitor replies with their name and number, that lead is sent to the owner's inbox — not held until morning.
A lead that sits unseen for a day is a lead a visitor may have already taken to a competitor's site. Because AskMyBusiness sends the notification the moment a visitor agrees to share their information, an owner can follow up while the visitor is still thinking about the business, not after the moment has passed. This holds at the same $99 a month flat rate, with no meter that charges more for a business that gets notified often.
No. The lead is sent to the owner's inbox as soon as the visitor agrees to share their name and contact.
Yes. The assistant runs 24/7 and sends leads to the inbox the moment they happen, regardless of time of day.
No, though the dashboard is there if you want it. The inbox notification is sent directly when the handoff occurs. Try it free: a private preview of AskMyBusiness, built in under 24 hours, no card required, at askmy.business.
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Build my free previewUpdated 2026-09-01 · AskMyBusiness by Vision Genesis · Knoxville, TN