AI-STORMSStorm response, under control.

SMS, AI/prerecorded voice, ringless voicemail, Meta, Google, and YouTube campaigns are not generally available at launch. Email-first production delivery requires approved billing, budget, provider, audience, and compliance controls.

• 01 /How quickly can AI-STORMS create a storm-response queue?

  There is no universal response-time promise. Timing depends on source freshness, event review, property coverage, enrichment availability, consent and suppression controls, customer approval, and channel-provider readiness. The product is designed to keep those steps in one measurable workflow so your team can see and remove delays.
• 02 /Do you do outbound calling?

  AI and prerecorded voice are not available for general launch use and remain disabled pending provider and control verification. Ringless voicemail is not available for general launch use and must not be treated as a consent-free alternative to a call. The current launch path is storm intelligence, operator review, and email-first activation after account, budget, sender/provider, audience, and compliance approval.
• 03 /Is AI-STORMS a digital door knocking agency?

  No. Agencies sell managed campaign labor and appointment setting. AI-STORMS is storm-response infrastructure: event intake, property discovery, enrichment, eligibility controls, approved outreach, response handling, and outcome measurement stay in your account. Optional concierge help supports activation without promising revenue.
• 04 /How does the direct-mail pipeline work?

  Direct-mail planning may be reviewed during onboarding; production delivery requires an approved provider, budget, audience, creative, and account setup.
• 05 /What are geo-fenced digital ads?

  Meta campaign planning may be discussed during onboarding, but campaign creation and spend are not generally available at launch. Google campaign planning may be discussed during onboarding, but campaign creation and spend are not generally available at launch. YouTube campaign planning may be discussed during onboarding, but campaign creation and spend are not generally available at launch.
• 06 /What does the lead report actually contain?

  Exports can include the property address, event context, owner identity, available contact details, occupancy and property fields, enrichment status, and eligibility-review fields. Coverage varies by source and property; missing data is not silently presented as a verified contact or damaged property.
• 07 /Which storms get monitored?

  Accounts can configure event types and thresholds for their service area. Available hail, wind, tornado, flood, tropical, lightning, radar, and historical inputs vary by source, geography, freshness, and provider health; an alert is evidence of a weather signal, not proof that a particular property was damaged.
• 08 /How does pricing work?

  Starter is $497/month, Growth is $997/month, and Pro is $1,997/month, with lower effective monthly pricing on annual billing. Published plan limits describe approved paid capacity, not trial entitlements. The 14-day platform-access trial is a safe product evaluation for configuring a territory, reviewing available storm intelligence, and walking through the approval workflow. It does not include real paid property/contact data, lead generation, or outbound delivery. Real lead generation requires a saved payment method, active billing, approved account scope and budget, and verified data providers. Any outreach also requires approved provider, sender, audience, consent, suppression, timing, content, and workflow controls.
• 09 /What integrations are supported?

  The product includes CRM export and connector surfaces for systems such as GoHighLevel, Salesforce, and HubSpot, plus webhook and API options on eligible plans. Actual availability depends on plan, account configuration, provider credentials, and connector status; confirm a required integration during onboarding before treating it as production-ready.

• Serviceability

  Crew travel, licenses, suppliers, and response capacity

• Hazard fit

  The hail, wind, flood, or temperature events tied to your work

• Data confidence

  Source, observation time, geography, and confirmation level

• Contact eligibility

  Audience, consent evidence, suppression, and channel rules

• Capacity limits

  Data budget, appointment slots, production backlog, and stop conditions

• Attribution

  Event → eligible contact → appointment → signed job → margin

• Compliance ControlsConsent-First Storm Outreach: A Practical Control Framework6 min read
• MeasurementMeasure the Storm-to-Revenue Pipeline Without Guessing5 min read
• OperationsHow to Plan a Storm-Response Territory6 min read