The job goes to whoever calls back first. We make sure that's you.
An agent picks up your line in under five seconds, day or night. It answers what the caller asks, takes the name, the address, and what's broken, then books the job or hands them to whoever's on call.
It answers in under five seconds. That's the whole demo.
Or work out what missed calls cost you
Nobody calls one business. They call three, and the first one to pick up gets the work.
Most businesses answer during office hours, from a desk, when nobody is already on the line. That is a fraction of the week your ads are running.
The rest goes to voicemail. Voicemail loses — not because the caller had a bad experience, but because they had no experience at all and someone else picked up.
What the calls you miss are actually worth
Four inputs, no email required to see the answer. Change the numbers until they look like your business.
Count a month of call logs instead of estimating. The real number is almost always higher than the guess.
An estimate from your own numbers, not a quote. It assumes an unanswered call converts at zero, which is roughly what voicemail achieves.
It installs like a product, not a project.
We point your number at it.
Keep your existing number. Nothing changes on the customer's end, and nothing changes on your bill from the phone company.
It answers everything.
Nights, weekends, and — the one that actually costs you money — the calls that come in while your office is already on the phone.
You get the job or the transcript.
Booked straight onto your calendar, transferred to whoever is on call, or a text summary in your pocket inside a minute.
Live in days, not thirty.
Month to month after 60 days.
One number, on the homepage, because you should not have to book a call to find out whether you can afford it.
Once the phone is covered, we run the rest.
Answering is where most of our clients start, not where they finish. Each of these is a full service line with its own scope and pricing.
The questions people ask before they try it
Five objections worth answering before you call the number.
Call the number on this page and judge for yourself — that is the entire reason the phone number is the main call to action instead of a form. It speaks naturally, it handles interruptions, and it does not read from a script tree. What it will not do is pretend to be a person: if a caller asks, it says it is an assistant. Callers consistently mind that less than being sent to voicemail.
It hands off rather than guesses. Anything outside what it has been briefed on — an unusual job type, a pricing question with a real number attached, an angry caller — gets transferred to whoever is on call, or captured and texted to you immediately if nobody picks up. It is built to never invent an answer about your business, because a confidently wrong quote costs more than a missed call.
Yes. Your existing number stays exactly as it is, on the same carrier, on all your trucks and listings and ads. We forward it, which takes a few minutes and is reversible in a few more. Nothing changes on the customer's end and nothing changes about what is printed on your van.
Then this sits behind them rather than replacing them. The call that costs you money is usually not the one nobody was there for — it is the one that came in while your office was already on the phone with someone else. Overflow is where most of the recovered revenue is, and your existing person keeps doing what they already do well.
It works alongside it, and from October 1 it matters more. From October 1, Google bills missed Local Services calls during your listed business hours as charged leads when the caller waits more than 20 seconds — so an unanswered call costs you the lead fee as well as the job. Answering the call is the only response that avoids both.
One call settles it.
You do not need a demo call, a discovery form, or a slide deck to find out whether this works. Dial the number and listen to how fast it picks up.
(888) 254-6722