2:14 AM.Your phone rang.It got answered.

Answer Desk is $500 to set up and $497 a month. Booked Jobs — what most contractors pick — is $1,000 and $997 a month. Full Office is $2,500 and $1,497 a month, and I only take three. Just need a website? That's $997 to build and $67 a month. A full-time receptionist runs $3,500+ a month for 40 hours; one missed AC replacement is about $7,500. Prices are the same for everyone.

Then you don't pay for it. On Booked Jobs, the monthly fee doesn't start until the system has captured 15 qualified leads (defined below). On Answer Desk, if it doesn't catch 10 leads you would have missed in the first 30 days, your second month is free. Every lead is logged in your dashboard, so you see the count yourself.

A unique caller or form submitter in your service area who asks about a service you offer and leaves a name and callback number. Spam, sales calls, vendors, job applicants and existing customers calling about billing don't count. It counts toward the guarantee only if it came in after hours or rang out unanswered — and every one is logged in your dashboard so you can check the count yourself.

No. Every completed job gets the same review request with a link to Google — happy or not. Filtering out unhappy customers or offering anything in exchange for reviews breaks Google's rules and the FTC's, and it can get your listing penalized. Anyone who had a problem can also message you directly so you can make it right.

I'm taking three founding contractors in Las Vegas, one per trade (HVAC, roofing, remodeling). The setup fee is waived and your monthly rate is locked for 12 months, even if my prices go up. Same system and the same guarantee as everyone else. In return I ask for a short video if you're happy, your numbers for a case study, and two introductions.

Those answer the phone. That's one piece. This also responds to your Angi, Thumbtack, web and Facebook leads in 60 seconds, follow up every quote for three weeks in your voice, ask every finished job for a review, and a real person tunes it every month. We hand everything into Jobber or Housecall Pro, so your crew's workflow doesn't change.

No. It works on your existing business number and hands leads and jobs into Jobber or Housecall Pro (or a simple spreadsheet if that's what you use). You give me one 45-minute onboarding call and approve the scripts — I do the rest.

Missed-call text-back fires an automated text after you have already missed the call. Someone with no AC in July is not waiting on a text — they are dialing the next number while yours is still ringing. This answers the phone, talks to them, and locks in the job before they get to the next name on the list. Text-back is included too, as a backstop.

Yes — every call opens by saying it's answered by an AI assistant for your company and may be recorded. Nevada requires everyone on a call to consent to recording, and being upfront is the law and the right call. It still sounds like a sharp front-desk person trained on your services, pricing and hours, and it beats voicemail every time.

Seven days for the phone side. Texting goes live as soon as the carriers approve your business's texting registration (usually one to a few weeks) — I start that paperwork on day one.

Las Vegas trades that live on the phone and on quotes: HVAC, roofing, remodeling, plumbing, electrical, and general contractors. If customers call you or request a quote to get work booked, this fits.