Every missed call hands your next job to a competitor.

When a customer calls and your crew is on a job site — that lead doesn't leave a voicemail. They hang up and dial the next name on Google. We make sure that name is yours.

15–25%
of contractor inbound calls go unanswered
3–7
jobs recovered per week by our clients
60 sec
from missed call to customer text-back

You're paying for leads you never book.

Google LSA ads. SEO. Truck wraps. Yard signs. You spend real money to make your phone ring — and every call that hits voicemail is marketing dollars lit on fire.

You already paid to acquire that call.

Between LSA ads, SEO, and brand marketing, the average inbound call costs $25–65 to generate. When it goes to voicemail, that's money you'll never see again.

You have 90 seconds before they dial the next guy.

A first-time caller won't leave a message. They'll hit redial on the next Google listing before your voicemail greeting finishes playing.

You don't just lose one job — you lose a lifetime customer.

In residential services, average customer lifetime value is $10,000+. One missed call can cost you the repair today, the replacement next year, and every referral after that.

You never touch the software. You just get the text.

1

Customer calls. You're on a job.

The call goes unanswered — same as always. But now our system catches it automatically.

2

They get a text in under 60 seconds.

"Hey, this is your company — we're on a job but saw your call. Emergency, or can we schedule you for later today?"

3

You get the lead. You call back.

A notification hits your phone: "Missed call from 512-555-1234 — wants AC repair." You call back and book the job. That's it.

What one missed call actually costs you.

By trade. By the numbers. This is what you're leaving on the table every time your phone rings and no one answers.

HVAC
$1,200–2,800
per missed emergency call. A single Saturday compressor swap you didn't book.
Roofing
$8,000–15,000
Average replacement job. After a hailstorm, the first roofer who answers gets it.
Plumbing
$450–2,200
Water heater floods at 7 AM. Three plumbers get called. The one who answers first wins.
Electrical
$350–1,800
Panel upgrade or emergency call — high urgency, low patience for voicemail.
Landscaping
$200–600
per weekly recurring job. Miss one call, lose a 40-week annual contract.

If you miss just 3 calls a week at an average ticket of $450 — that's $70,000/year in revenue you already marketed for and didn't capture.

One tool. Every trade.

We built this for the owner who answers their own phone. The 2-truck shop. The solo operator. The guy who can't afford a $35K receptionist.

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HVAC

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Roofing

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Plumbing

Electrical

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Landscaping

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General Contracting

One price. No asterisks. No contract.

Missed-Call Text-Back
$199/mo

Flat rate. Cancel anytime. No per-lead fees.

  • Instant text-back on every missed call
  • Custom message with your company name & voice
  • Live lead notifications to your phone
  • SMS forwarding of customer replies
  • CRM dashboard — every lead, searchable
  • No seat fees. No per-location fees. No overages.
  • 10-minute setup. Zero learning curve.
Start Free Trial →

First 10 leads free. No credit card. Set up same day.

No 12-month lock-in like Podium
No $97 → $400/mo bait-and-switch like GoHighLevel
No per-seat fees. No per-message meters.

Contractors recovering jobs they didn't know they lost.

"I pulled 11 booked calls in my first 14 days. Half of those were after-hours calls I never would've seen until Monday morning. The system paid for itself in the first 48 hours."

HVAC Contractor — Round Rock, TX

"We missed a $12K roof replacement on a Friday at 5:15. Customer got the auto-text, replied 'yes call me Monday,' and we booked it. Without this, that job goes to the next roofer on Google."

Roofing Company — Austin, TX

"My receptionist was skeptical. Now she says it's the best thing I've bought for the shop. She doesn't come in Monday morning to 15 angry voicemails anymore."

Plumbing Shop — Cedar Park, TX

What contractors ask before they sign up.

"I have a receptionist."

Great — and she's already overwhelmed during the morning rush. This catches what she can't answer and texts the caller before they dial your competitor. It makes her look like a superhero, not a replacement.

"I'm not tech-savvy."

You don't need to be. The hardest part is remembering your own phone number during setup. It takes 10 minutes — I do everything. After that, it runs on autopilot. You'll never log into anything unless you want to change your auto-reply message.

"Too busy — can't take on more work."

That's exactly when you're missing the most calls. This doesn't add work — it hands you pre-qualified callbacks so you pick the jobs worth taking. Plus, you can always adjust your auto-reply to manage demand.

"My customers don't text. They're older."

They don't have to text first — you're texting them after they called. They can reply or ignore it. Either way, they know you got their call and you're coming. Most customers actually prefer the text — it gives them peace of mind without a conversation.

"How is this different from voicemail?"

Voicemail works for existing customers who already know you. The problem is new leads. A first-time caller hears voicemail and hangs up. They don't leave a message. The text-back catches them in the 3-second window before they dial the next company.

"What if it doesn't work for my business?"

Try it free for your first 10 leads — no credit card, no commitment. If it doesn't pay for itself, you walk. The only way this doesn't make you money is if you literally never miss a call. And if that's true, you're the one contractor I'd love to study.

See it on your own phone in 10 seconds.

Send me your name and cell number. I'll call you, hang up, and you'll have a text-back on your phone before you can close this tab. That's the full experience your customers get.

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