We pick up that call, text the customer back in seconds, and book the job — before they call the next guy. Three AI agents working your phone while you work.
Don't take my word for it. Call it.
Real conversation. Best with headphones. We don't save the audio.
Half the people who call a contractor and hit voicemail never leave a message. They just dial the next number. Here's the 12 seconds that costs you the job.
Roof's leaking, AC's out, water's everywhere. They grab their phone and call the first company they found. That's you.
Hands full, drill running, can't hear it. Four rings and it rolls to voicemail — the recording nobody listens to.
No message. No callback to make. By the time you're down off the roof, someone else already booked the job.
You keep your number. We put three AI agents behind it — and everything they do lands in one place you can check from your truck.
When you can't pick up, it does — sounds like a real person, asks what they need, and books the job straight onto your calendar.
Seconds after a missed call, it texts them from your number: “Sorry we missed you — what's going on?” Most people text back before they dial anyone else.
Sends the quote recap, the reminder before the appointment, the “still want to get this booked?” nudge — so leads don't go cold while you're working.
You run a roofing company. You're finishing a tear-off and your phone's in the truck. Here's what happens without you lifting a finger.
A storm cracked a shingle and water's coming through her kid's bedroom ceiling. She Googles “roof repair near me” and calls you first.
It greets her as your company, hears “active leak,” flags it as urgent, gets her address, and offers the first open slot Monday morning.
Before she's off the phone, her cell buzzes with a text from your number — the appointment in writing, so she stops calling around.
New booked job: Dana, active leak, Monday 8 AM, address attached. You see it the second you check your phone — nothing slipped.
A friendly reminder with your name, the time, and what to expect — so she's home and ready when you pull up. No no-show.
If you're in the field and your phone keeps ringing while your hands are full, this is for you.