Plumbing, HVAC, electrical, roofing
After-hours job alerts
After 5pm your website is a contact form nobody reads until morning. By then the customer has called someone else.
Open the live demoWorks best on your phone. Nothing you enter is charged or sent to a real business.
What it does
A "get help now" button on your site. The customer picks the job, types a name and number, and your phone gets a text with everything you need to call back. They get a text saying you are on it.
- Buttons for the jobs you actually take: burst pipe, no heat, sparking outlet, roof leak, or whatever your trade needs
- Texts the on-call phone within seconds, day or night
- Confirms to the customer by text and email so they stop shopping around
- A simple log of every request with the time it came in
- Drops into your existing site with one line of code. No redesign needed
What it would cost your business
- Monthly plan
- $99
- a month, $299 setup
- Or own it
- $1,200
- once, care $49/month optional
Housecall Pro with missed-call texting is about $149/month and means switching software. This works on the site you already have.
One extra emergency call a month usually covers the whole thing.
Monthly plan: hosting, monitoring and small changes included, 12-month minimum.All prices and terms
Built your way
The demo is a starting point, not a template you are stuck with. Every button, field, color, message and rule can be changed to fit how you run your business, and if you need something the demo does not do, I will build it. I keep adjusting until it works exactly the way you want before we launch. Changes to what we agreed are included; brand-new features get a written quote first, so there are no surprises.
- Your job types, questions, wording and photos, as many or as few as you want
- Alerts to one phone, the whole crew, or by job type and time of day
- Your logo, colors and voice on the button, the form and every text
- Connects to the scheduling or office software you already use
On a phone
Want this on your site?
A 15-minute call is enough to tell whether it would pay for itself.