Contractors
Quote the job without climbing out from under the sink.
It books the site visit.
It takes the address, the problem and a window, and puts it on your calendar.
Call · 0:35
- Customer
- There is a leak under my kitchen sink.
- Your line
- I can get someone out 4 to 6 today. Address?
- Customer
- 212 Elm, apartment 4.
Leak, 212 Elm, today between 4 and 6.
Visit booked212 Elm · Today 4–6 PMText
- Booked for 4 to 6 today.
- Thank you.
- Visit confirmed
Visit booked212 Elm · Today 4–6 PMIt gets the estimate out.
The price comes from your own rates and goes out by text the same hour.
Call · 0:26
- Customer
- What would two outdoor taps cost to replace?
- Your line
- I can price that from our rates and text it over.
- Customer
- Go ahead.
Two outdoor taps, replacement.
Quote sent2 taps · $420 est.Text
- $420 estimate sent, good for 30 days.
- Sent from your rates
Quote sent2 taps · $420 est.It answers the call-out questions.
Your fee, the areas you cover, how soon you can get there.
Call · 0:23
- Customer
- Do you come out to Oakland?
- Your line
- We do. The call-out is $95, waived if you book the work.
- Customer
- Understood.
Coverage and call-out fee given.
Inquiry answeredCoverage · call-out feeText
- How soon could someone come?
- Tomorrow morning is open.
- Sent from your service area
Inquiry answeredCoverage · call-out feeHear it answer.
- Your lineHi, thanks for calling.
- CustomerYeah, hi — I've got a leak under my kitchen sink.
- Your lineI can get someone out between four and six today. What's the address?
- CustomerTwo twelve Elm, apartment four.
- Your lineBooked for four to six today, two twelve Elm. I'll text you the confirmation.
- CustomerThank you.
FAQs
That is the case it is built for. The AI answers on the line itself rather than in an app, so a caller gets an answer while your phone is in the van, and you get the summary when you climb out.
It quotes from the rates you enter, and the estimate says so. Anything that does not match something you have priced is taken down as details and handed to you. It does not invent a number for a job it has not been given a price for.
It answers coverage from the area you write down, so a caller outside it is told at the first ask instead of after a booking. Changing the area is changing what you told it, not a settings migration.
The line is answered whatever the hour, and the caller gets your out-of-hours answer rather than a voicemail beep. What counts as an emergency, and what you charge for one, is what you tell it.
Yes. Port the number you already have and the van, the invoices and every listing stay correct. A new number is there if you would rather start clean.
a1mobile is one plan at $99/mo per line: a real US number with unlimited calls and texts, and an AI that picks up when you can't. There is no separate answering-service bill, because the answering is part of the carrier rather than an app on top of it.
