It knows your trade.
Pick yours. This is the first text your customer would get, and the report you would.
Fewer than 3 in 100 people leave a voicemail. The rest dial the next name. We catch them — by text, in ten seconds — and send you the job.
Get set up See what it's costing youFour rings. Your carrier rolls it to us. One code dialed once, thirty seconds, never again.
Not a bot voice. A plain message that sounds like someone who works there and knows you're busy.
What's wrong, where they are, how soon. Three messages, never more. Nobody gets strung along.
Who, what, where, when. You call back already knowing — and they're still yours.
Contractors miss about six of every ten calls, mostly after five and mid-job. Move the sliders to your week.
Assumes 3 in 10 missed callers would've booked — the industry's conservative number.
Pick yours. This is the first text your customer would get, and the report you would.
One recovered job covers it. Most shops recover one the first week.
Then the first month's on us. We'll say that in writing.
No. Your phone, your number. A code you dial once. Everything arrives as a text.
One short code. Calls go straight back to your normal voicemail. You can turn it on again the same way.
It's an assistant, and it says so in the first message. It never claims to be a person, never quotes a price, never diagnoses. It gets the details and gets out of the way.
Five questions, fifteen minutes, and you're live. Call, text, or email.
We only message someone who called first. A text goes out solely in response to an inbound call the business couldn't answer. No marketing, no lists, no sharing of numbers.
Every message says what it is. The first text names the business and says it's an assistant. Reply STOP and we stop, permanently. Reply HELP for help. Message and data rates may apply.