ARQS Store launches Appointment Assistant
$247 · ARQS Store
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
VANCOUVER, B.C., September 28, 2026 — ARQS today made Appointment Assistant available on ARQS Store. It is priced at $247 and can be bought online now.
What buyers get
Collect appointment intent and route prospects into the business booking flow.
Price
Price: $247. Buy it from the product page, Appointment Assistant, or go straight to checkout below.
More from ARQS Store
- After-Hours Lead Capture Agent — $197. Greets visitors after hours and prepares qualified enquiries for follow-up. Release
- ARQS Location Intelligence — $99. A practical location-intelligence service for businesses, investors and operators evaluating a neighbourhood, trade area or target market. Release
- AI Lead Capture Agent — $247. Lead qualification and contact capture for service businesses. Release
- ARQS Document Intelligence — $49. ARQS analyzes customer-supplied business documents to extract, organize and summarize the information that matters. Release
- ARQS Document Watch — $49 / mo. ARQS monitors designated document versions or customer-supplied updates and turns material changes into concise business intelligence. Release
- AI Resume & Career Service — $49. AI-assisted ATS resume, cover letter, LinkedIn and career starter service. Release
About ARQS Store
Shop active ARQS products and services: AI Receptionist, business automation, AI readiness, website audits, launch packages and decision intelligence. ARQS Store is part of the ARQS.ca portfolio. More at ARQS Store.
About ARQS
ARQS (Adaptive Research Quantitative Solutions) runs ARQS.ca, one web address for AI software, business services, online learning, publishing and its portfolio of digital platforms. Products are sold through the ARQS Store; company news is in the ARQS Newsroom and on West Coast News product releases.
Media contact
ARQS · sales@arqs.ca · arqs.ca/contact
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