Every missed call is a job that went to someone else.
You've got customers who quietly drifted away and a phone that rolls to voicemail after hours. We turn both back into booked work — and you see every dollar in one place.
Owned engine
Our infrastructure, not rented
Installed in person
Set up and tuned on-site
Always answering
Nights, weekends, the lunch rush — every call gets picked up
Your data, held with care
Backed up off-site, nightly
What it does for a trades shop.
Answers every call
24/7, day or after-hours — every call and text captured and qualified, never a lost lead to voicemail.
Books while you work
It puts the job on your calendar with full context — no back-and-forth, no app for the customer.
Reactivates dead leads
It quietly wins back the customers who drifted — the dormant list that's just sitting there.
The math is brutal — and it's yours to keep.
Put a number on it.
Drag to match your shop — this is the work walking out the door that our system answers, books, and keeps.
You're losing about
$6,240
a month — $74,880 a year
That's 9 missed calls a week the system would answer, qualify, and book.
An estimate from your inputs and typical home-services figures. Industry studies put missed calls near 62% of inbound; we default to a conservative 30%.
See your trade's market read
Verified Walworth County numbers, straight from the U.S. Census. Pick your trade.
- Construction 336
- Specialty trade contractors 222
- Plumbing, heating, and air-conditioning contractors 46
- Electrical contractors and other wiring installation contractors 26
- Roofing contractors 10
- Landscaping services 97
- Automotive repair and maintenance 52
- General automotive repair 38
- Other personal and household goods repair and maintenance 3
- Gasoline stations with convenience stores 56
- Beauty salons 36
- Supermarkets and other grocery (except convenience) stores 15
- Family clothing stores 3
- Beer, wine, and liquor stores 13
- New car dealers 13
- All other general merchandise stores 11
- Car washes 4
- Insurance agencies and brokerages 48
- Automotive parts and accessories stores 14
- Gift, novelty, and souvenir stores 14
- Drycleaning and laundry services (except coin-operated) 3
- Jewelry stores 7
- Used merchandise stores 9
Counts are establishment totals (U.S. Census Business Patterns); figures the Census suppresses for privacy are shown as no‑data, never estimated.
We take on a handful of installs each quarter, so every one is tuned by hand — and we start with the trades.