See the infestation before the inspection
benny gets your customer to film droppings, damage, entry points, and the spaces involved — so you arrive with a treatment plan and a confirmed price instead of a clipboard.
Sound familiar?
What benny measures for you
Droppings, damage, nests, and live activity captured up close under benny's direction.
Gaps, vents, and foundation cracks the customer is guided to show around the structure.
Rooms, attic, crawlspace, and exterior zones mapped so treatment scope is clear.
Spread and activity level assessed from the footage, with low-confidence drafts flagged for your judgment.
Entry points counted from the exterior walk-around — the exclusion work was in the quote from the start.
Ranges include a not-to-exceed cap, locked when your crew arrives. You confirm before the customer sees a price.
Pest control questions, answered
Can benny identify what pest a customer has from video?+
benny captures the evidence — droppings, damage, nests, and any visible activity — and the AI drafts an assessment with a confidence score. You make the final identification and confirm the treatment plan and price, so the customer never gets an unreviewed AI diagnosis.
Do I still need an on-site inspection before treating?+
That's your call per job. Many treatments can be priced confidently from the guided video, and the not-to-exceed cap protects both sides if the situation on site differs. For complex jobs like termite damage you can use the video to triage and arrive prepared.
How does video quoting help with customers who just want free advice?+
The guided capture takes effort a price-shopper won't spend, and the quote they receive is a confirmed range they can accept and book on the spot. You stop giving away in-person inspections to leads who were never going to buy.
Is the customer's video private?+
Yes. The video stays private to your business — it's used to build your quote, is never shared publicly, and customers consent before the camera opens.