Let automation handle missed calls, quote follow-ups, and invoice chasing — so you can stay on the tools doing what you actually get paid for.
You're in an attic. A crawlspace. Elbow-deep in a panel. The phone rings, goes to voicemail, and that homeowner is already dialing the next name on the list. They don't leave a message — they leave.
At ~$50 per Google Local Services lead, that voicemail greeting is the most expensive recording you own.
A text goes out the second you miss a call. The customer gets an answer, you get the job, and the guy across town gets their voicemail instead of your customer.
Period. Cancel anytime.
$0 upfront, and $275 per month.
The math: one saved job a month pays for it. Everything after that is yours.
You spent an hour on that estimate. They said "looks great, let me talk to my wife." Then — nothing.
Chasing people takes loads of time and record keeping, and you're a tradesman, not a telemarketer.
Here's the fix: the system follows up, so you don't have to be that guy. Polite, professional messages go out on a schedule you approve. The customers who were going to say yes, say yes. The ghosts stay ghosts — without costing you another minute.
Hi, I'm Tim. I'm a stay-at-home dad who fixes computers, makes websites and electronics.
The software is there — and you're welcome to log in and change things around. Or you can just text me.
All of it included. We start with whatever's bleeding the most money — usually missed calls — and add the rest as you want it.
Every missed call gets an instant text from your number. Callers get answers and book jobs while you're still on the ladder.
Polite, scheduled check-ins on every open estimate — written in your voice, approved by you. No more quotes dying in silence.
Right after a finished job, happy customers get a one-tap link to leave a Google review. Your reputation compounds on autopilot.
Tune-ups, filter changes, seasonal maintenance — past customers get reminded before your competitor's postcard reaches them.
"We're on the way," "parts arrived," "job's done." The #1 homeowner complaint about contractors is silence — your customers won't have it.
Friendly automatic reminders on unpaid invoices, so you get paid without making the awkward phone call.
Your first invoice is your first month, $275, after everything is set up and working. If you stop in month two, you've paid $550 total and you owe nothing else, ever. That's the entire financial relationship.
Fair question — you're the one liable for what gets said. That's why you approve every script before anything sends, and messages stick to what you've approved: your services, your hours, your booking slots. It never quotes prices or makes promises you didn't write. Want something changed? Text me and it's changed that day.
No. The software and dashboard are there if you ever want to look, but nothing requires you to. Your phone works exactly like it does now — there's just a system behind it catching what used to fall through. I manage it for you: you text me, I make the change.
No — it sits alongside whatever you're running. Keep your scheduling and invoicing where it is; I plug the holes around it: the missed calls, the un-followed-up quotes, the reviews you never ask for.
Tell me your trade and your biggest leak — missed calls, dead quotes, no reviews. I'll tell you exactly what I'd set up and you'll have the full price already, because it's the one on this page.
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