Onelios is free AI business software for local service businesses: one system that writes your website, captures inquiries, takes bookings, collects reviews and reports weekly — with an assistant on every screen you instruct in plain words rather than by learning where a setting lives.
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What counts as AI business software for a small business?
For a local service business the honest answer is narrow: the software that gets you found, captures the inquiry and keeps the customer. Onelios covers that half — website, service pages, quote forms, booking, reviews, customer email and a weekly report — from one set of three answers, with nothing to connect together.
It is deliberately not everything. Dispatch, invoicing, payroll, stock and accounting are real jobs done well by other software, and a tool claiming all of it at this price would be claiming something it could not deliver.
What makes it worth calling a system rather than a website builder is that the parts share one set of facts. Change your hours and the booking slots change. A booking becomes a customer record. That customer can be asked for a review with one click.
The assistant is the part nobody else has
Every screen of the dashboard has an assistant you instruct in plain words. Type “set our hours to 8 to 6”, “add a page about emergency callouts”, or “ask my last ten customers for a review”, and it does the work one visible step at a time, telling you in plain language what it changed.
The point is not novelty, it is that an owner never has to learn where a setting lives. Most small-business software is abandoned not because it cannot do the job but because finding the screen that does it takes longer than doing it by hand.
Before you type anything it works out what is worth doing from your actual situation — an unanswered inquiry, no hours set, no photographs yet — and offers it with a reason. That costs nothing to run, because it needs no AI call.
What it will not do without asking you
Anything that leaves the building. Sending an email to your customers, deleting a page or changing your business details all stop and ask first. The assistant is also forbidden from writing response times, guarantees, prices, years in business, awards, or reviews you did not give it.
Those restrictions are built into the product rather than left to good intentions, because an AI with write access to a live business website is a genuine risk and we treated it as one. If a stranger types something malicious into your quote form, it cannot be used to redirect your phone number — we built and tested for that attack specifically.
A dropped connection, a double click or two open tabs can never make it do the same thing twice, which matters most for the actions that reach a customer.
One system instead of five subscriptions
Website, booking, reviews and customer email in one place, sharing one set of customer records, with one login and nothing to integrate. The usual alternative is four tools that each know a fragment of the business and none of which talk to each other without the owner in the middle.
The practical difference shows up in the small things. Asking a customer for a review is one click because the booking already created the record. Stitched-together tools need a CSV export first, which is why most owners never do it.
It also means one thing to learn rather than four, and one place where the business's facts live — hours, services, phone number, city — instead of four copies that drift apart.
What is honestly missing
No text messages, no invoicing or payments, no posting to your Google Business Profile, no replying to reviews, no rank tracking, and one login rather than accounts for staff. It is not field-service software either: no dispatch, no crew scheduling, no job costing.
That list is published on its own page and enforced by the build: copy describing something we have not built fails the tests and cannot ship. It has caught real claims three times, which is the reason it exists.
If one of those gaps is the reason you would not start, that is useful for us to hear and better said here than discovered in month two.
What does it cost?
Nothing right now. Building, publishing, connecting a domain you own and every tool cost nothing, with no card and no trial that runs out. A small “Site by Onelios” line stays on the free site. The assistant takes two requests a day and one account holds up to five websites.
If paid plans arrive later, owners hear first, and a business published before that day keeps its public website with no subscription for as long as it wants it — a rule written into the code rather than into a promise.
For comparison, published United States list prices read on their own pages in September 2026: Thryv publishes Starter at $99 a month and Signature at $399, with its top tier quoted only on a call; Durable has a free tier with $25 and $49 a month plans above it.
Common questions
What is AI business software?
For a local service business it means the software that gets you found, captures the inquiry and keeps the customer, written and run by AI rather than configured by you. Onelios covers that half: website, service pages, booking, quote capture, reviews, customer email and a weekly report.
Is this an all-in-one business system?
For the marketing half, yes. It is deliberately not dispatch, invoicing, payroll, stock or accounting — those are real jobs done well by other software, and claiming them at this price would be claiming something we could not deliver.
What does the assistant actually do?
You type what you want in plain words and it does it one visible step at a time — set your hours, add a service page, block a day off, ask customers for reviews, draft an announcement. Anything that would reach a customer asks you first.
Can the AI change my live website without me knowing?
It tells you every step in plain language, and anything that leaves the building — an email to a customer, a deleted page, changed contact details — stops and asks first. It is instructed not to invent guarantees, prices, response times or awards, and it can still make mistakes, so read what it writes before you publish.
How is this different from ChatGPT?
A general assistant gives you words; you still have to put them somewhere. This publishes to your live website, sends the review request to the customer, and keeps every inquiry in one inbox. The difference is who does the last step.
Does it replace my field-service software?
No, and it does not try. There is no dispatch, crew scheduling or job costing. If your gap is running the work rather than winning it, keep the tool you have and run both.
How many businesses can one account hold?
Up to five websites on one login. There are no separate accounts for staff — one person signs in.
What does it cost?
Nothing right now: building, publishing, connecting a domain you own and every tool, with no card and no trial that expires. A small “Site by Onelios” line stays on the free site, and the assistant takes two requests a day.
The rest of the system
Onelios also includes an AI website builder and review management software on the same site, from the same set of answers — you do not buy or connect them separately.
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