We build the thing that answers. It sounds like your front desk, asks the questions your office manager would ask, books the job straight into your schedule, and wakes you up only when it's a real emergency. Ten business days, $1,500 to build, $500 a month to run.
Takes 40 seconds. Ask it for a Saturday appointment and see what it does. Or call and talk to Doug — he answers his own phone.
Missed-call rates by trade from an analysis of 50,000+ contractor phone lines; ticket averages from 2025 home-services pricing data. Your own number is the one that matters — we'll pull it off your phone system on the first call.
We fill in your greeting, your service area, your emergency rules, and pull your current missed-call count off your phone system.
Any call you miss gets a text within seconds. No AI yet — just the thing that stops the bleeding while we build.
After-hours and overflow only, never your front door. It qualifies, books into your scheduler, and pages you for real emergencies.
Recorded walkthrough, one-page runbook, and your first report against the day-1 baseline.
I was COO of StatMuse — an AI search product millions of people used to ask sports questions in plain English, years before ChatGPT made that normal. I know what it takes to make this work in production, and I know how much of what's being sold right now is a demo with good lighting.
I'll come to your shop. I'll listen to the first two weeks of calls myself. If it isn't paying for itself, I'll tell you before you ask.
No. It answers the calls she can't — after 5, on Saturday, and when she's already on the other line. She keeps every call she'd have taken anyway. We won't put it on your front door even if you ask, until it's run clean for a week.
Most shops your size pay $135–$450 a month for one, and it takes a message. That message still needs someone to call back, and by then they've called the next name on the list. Ours books the job into your schedule while the customer is still on the phone.
It can't. It's not allowed to quote a price or diagnose the problem — those are hard rules in the system, not suggestions. It books, it escalates, or it takes a message. That's the whole job.
We write the emergency rules with you on day 1 — no heat with an infant in the house, gas smell, water hitting electrical. It pages your on-call phone immediately and tells the customer someone will call back in 15 minutes. If it smells gas, it tells them to leave and call 911, and stops trying to book.
Good — that's exactly who this is for. Jobber, Workiz, FieldEdge, ServiceM8, Service Fusion, or a paper calendar all work. The big AI vendors require ServiceTitan and a $3M revenue floor. We don't.
$1,500 to build, $500 a month to run it, live in ten business days. Six-month term, then month to month. If it doesn't recover more than it costs in the first 90 days, we'll have that conversation honestly.
Tell us what eats your week. If AI is the answer, we'll show you exactly what we'd build and what it costs. If it isn't, we'll say that too.