For the owner
Your customers get answered and your crew runs itself by text. This is the part for you — what you see, what you’re told, what you control, and what it costs.
Not in a report at the end of the week. A text lands the second the booking is written to your calendar — while you are on a roof, under a sink, or with a patient.
This is the part an answering service never gives you. A call that ends without a booking is not a missed call — it’s a customer who wanted work done and went somewhere else.
A minute after someone rings off without booking, you get a text: who they were, their number, what they wanted, and why they left. Still in time to ring them back while they’re shopping around. Spam, suppliers and your own crew are filtered out first, so what reaches you is always a person who wanted a job done.
And the reasons add up. One caller leaving over price is bad luck. The same reason six times in a month is a price list you haven’t given it yet — and you can fix that in two minutes. See a real lost call, and the text that followed it →
Every answering service tells you how many calls it took. That’s their number, not yours. Tell it what a typical job is worth, once, and it tells you what it booked in dollars.
The jobs it booked this month, what they’re worth at your average, and how many came in when nobody would have picked up.
A transcript and a recording you can play in the browser, for every call it took. Not a summary of what it thinks happened.
Upcoming appointments, colour-coded by who’s going, straight from the calendar you already use.
Who called, when, what for, and whether they’ve agreed to be texted — so a returning customer is recognised, not treated as a stranger.
Anything that needs a callback, in one queue, so nothing is left sitting in a voicemail box you haven’t checked.
Who was asked for a Google review, and who couldn’t be — and why.
See the dashboard you actually log into →
It speaks for your business, so it says what you tell it to and nothing else.
Some calls aren’t diary entries.
A genuine emergency isn’t booked for Tuesday — it goes to a person. It knows what that looks like in your trade: water escaping near electrics for a plumber, a burning smell or scorching at the board for an electrician, smoke from a unit for HVAC, someone still in hospital for an injury firm. It says why it’s treating the call as urgent, and tells the caller the one safe thing to do first. Hear one →
No porting, no new number on the van, no reprinting anything.
You keep your existing number and carrier. A single forwarding code sends it only the calls you don’t pick up, so you still answer whenever you can — and it takes over when you can’t. Undoing it takes seconds. How it works →
Every job marked done is followed the next morning by a Google review request to that customer. All of them, automatically — not just the ones you remembered to ask on the way out. The reviews that decide who gets called next year, collected without anyone at the business lifting a finger.
Your technicians text the same number your customers call. They block their own time off, mark jobs done and look up their day — no app, no login, no call to the office to ask where they’re going next. Every morning each of them gets their day by text, before any customer is reminded about it. See what your team gets →
$199 a month. Everything on this page is in it.
See pricing, including the founder rate →
Put in your business name and your mobile, and it rings you in about ten seconds and answers as your business. Ask it a price. Ask for a time. Try to book a job. You’ll know within a minute whether you’d trust it with your phone.
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