We answer your phone 24/7, call every new lead back inside a minute, and work the old list you gave up on. It sorts out who is real and books the job while you are on a roof, on another call, or asleep.
Home service pros · Real estate agents · Local businesses across the U.S.
Nobody misses calls on purpose. You are under a sink, on a ladder, mid-estimate, or it is Sunday. The calls still come. Run your own numbers.
Rough arithmetic, not a promise. But the numbers are yours.
Three moving parts. You keep your number and your calendar.
First or second ring, any hour. It knows your services, your hours, your service area, and what you do not do.
Asks what you would ask, drops the tire kickers, and puts the real jobs on your calendar. You get a text with the details.
New leads from your ads and web forms get a call back in under a minute. Old quotes and cold leads get worked on a schedule you set.
Your phone stops going to voicemail. That is most of the value right there.
It talks like a person who works for you. It takes the address, the problem, and the urgency, then either books the slot or hands the call straight to your cell when it is an emergency.
A lead form is not a customer. It is a person sitting with their phone out, and they filled in three of those forms, not one. Whoever rings first is usually the one who ends up doing the work.
Someone submits your web form, taps your Facebook ad, or sends a message through Angi.
While they still have the tab open. It asks about the job, checks the address is in your area, and books the slot.
The other names on that results page are calling the same person. Now you are the second or third voice.
The lead you paid for is on a competitor's calendar. You call at the end of the day and get voicemail.
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Firms that reached a new lead within an hour were nearly seven times likelier to qualify it than firms that waited one hour longer, and more than sixty times likelier than firms that waited a day. The study covered 1.25 million leads.
Oldroyd, McElheran & Elkington · The Short Life of Online Sales Leads · Harvard Business Review, 2011
Wire your lead sources into it once and it dials the moment something lands, day or night. If nobody picks up it keeps trying on a schedule instead of leaving one voicemail and giving up.
Most shops sit on a pile of people who almost hired them. That pile is worth money and nobody has time to work it.
Estimates that never closed, quote requests from last spring, customers who have not called in two years. It works through the list on a schedule you set and passes the live, interested ones to you.
A day of calls is rarely six new jobs. It is a mix, and most of it does not need you.
Water everywhere, no heat, lock-out. It gets the address, confirms you cover it, and rings your cell.
Scope, timeline, and address captured while the person is still interested, then booked or passed to you.
Moves the appointment, updates the calendar, and tells you. You never see the call.
Wants a number over the phone for a job nobody can price over the phone. Handled the way you would handle it.
Warranty question, invoice question, when is the tech coming. Answered or logged for you.
Solar, SEO, merchant services. Gone before it reaches your pocket.
HVAC, plumbing, electrical, roofing, landscaping, pest, restoration. The phone rings when your hands are full.
Sign calls, listing inquiries, showing requests. The first agent to answer usually gets the client.
Clinics, salons, studios, small firms. Booking and rescheduling without pulling somebody off the floor.
Most callers never ask. If somebody asks directly, it says it is an assistant. It does not claim to be a specific employee and it does not pretend to be human.
It takes a message and texts you the details. Anything you flag as an emergency goes to your phone while the caller is still on the line.
Under a minute in normal conditions, measured from the moment the lead hits your form or ad platform. If nobody answers it retries on a cadence you set rather than leaving one voicemail and stopping.
Yes. Calls forward to us and everything still comes from your number. Nothing about how customers reach you changes.
One call to go through your services, hours, service area, and pricing rules. Then a few days of tuning where you listen to real recordings and tell us what to fix.
It books into the common calendars and pushes to most CRMs. Tell us what you run on the intro call and we will confirm before you commit to anything.
It depends on your call volume and whether you want the outbound side too. We quote it on the call once we know what your phone actually does in a week.
Fifteen minutes on the phone. We ask what your week of calls looks like, where they go now, and what you are missing. If it is not a fit we will tell you on the call.
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The receptionist works 24/7. We answer sales calls during business hours, central time.