SMS Opt-In

How to opt in

You opt in to text messages from Week One AI by ticking the consent box on our booking form. That form appears in two places on this website — on our Contact page, and inside the “Check availability” flow on our painting landing page. They are the same form in two places, not two different opt-ins: the same checkbox, the same wording quoted below, the same booking system and the same consent record.

1. Fill in your name and email and pick a time. On the painting landing page you answer four short questions about your business first, then give your details, then pick a time.
2. Give a mobile number. On the Contact form this is optional — leave it blank if you would rather not hear from us by text at all. On the painting form we ask for it so we can reach you about the session you are booking.
3. A consent checkbox is shown beside that number — on the Contact form directly under the phone field, and on the painting form on the confirmation card that appears once you have picked a time. Read it: it states exactly what you are authorizing, that consent is not a condition of purchase, and how to stop.
4. Tick the box, then submit. It is unticked by default and never pre-ticked, so you have to opt in affirmatively; it is never assumed. Consent is not a condition of booking: on the Contact form you can leave the number blank, and on the painting form you can submit with the box unticked. You get your session either way — we simply will not text you.

No other form or widget on this website collects a phone number for text messaging. The two booking forms named above are one form in two places — they post to the same booking endpoint and write the same consent record, so there is one opt-in mechanism on this site, not two. Our support chat widget asks only for your name, email and company — it does not ask for a phone number and it does not sign you up for texts. You can also opt in by texting us first.

The call-back button is not a text opt-in

One other place on this website asks for a phone number, and it is worth being precise about it. Every page carries a “Call Rob” button. If you tap it and give us a name and a number, we place a single automated phone call to that number, straight away, so you can talk to our voice assistant instead of waiting on a form.

That number is used for that one call and nothing else. It is not added to a list, it does not enroll you in text messages, and it does not opt you in to anything described on this page. The booking form above — in either of the two places it appears — remains the only way to consent to text messages from us. This is the consent wording on the call-back form, word for word:

By tapping Call me now, you authorize Week One AI to place one automated phone call to the number above. The call is recorded, you can opt out during it at any time, and your number is not added to any list. Consent is not a condition of purchase. See terms and privacy policy.

The call itself opens by telling you that you are speaking to an automated assistant, that the call is recorded, and how to stop it — you can opt out at any point during the call and we act on it immediately.

The exact consent wording

This is the consent checkbox text on the booking form, word for word:

By submitting, you authorize Week One AI to text/call the number above for informational/transactional messages, possibly using automated means. Msg/data rates apply, msg frequency varies. Consent is not a condition of purchase. See terms and privacy policy. Text HELP for help and STOP to unsubscribe.

What that consent authorizes

That consent authorizes these messages and nothing else:

• Replies to a question you asked us through the booking form.
• Appointment confirmations for a working session you booked with us.
• Appointment reminders before that session.
• Follow-ups about the enquiry you contacted us about.

We do not send marketing or promotional text messages. Message frequency varies. Message and data rates may apply. Reply HELP for help. Reply STOP at any time to unsubscribe — you will receive one final confirmation message and then we will stop texting you. We also honor an opt-out sent to us in any other reasonable way, including by email to info@weekoneai.com.

We never share text-messaging opt-in data or consent records with third parties or affiliates for marketing or promotional purposes. See our Privacy Policy and Terms of Service.

What the opt-in looks like

Screenshots of both booking forms, side by side, showing the phone field and the consent checkbox as a visitor sees them — the Contact page on the left, the “Check availability” flow on the painting landing page on the right: