Every call answered, for one price.
No setup fee, and you cancel any month. The month comes back if thirty days put nothing on your calendar.
No setup fee. First month at signup. Billing runs monthly. Cancel any month.
2,000 minutes of answered calls a month are included, about 33 hours. Past them, $0.35 a minute, and the agent keeps answering.
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Your calendar, the morning after
Wednesday
Wed 10:30 · Water heaterBooked by the phone agent, 7:12 pm the night before
The phone agent booked this job. No person has checked it yet.
Your rep accepts it, and it becomes a commitment.
The phone answers, holds the slot and puts the job in front of a rep. Your rep accepting it is what turns it into a commitment.
An example, on sample data.
Rule Yourself Out.
The left column is most of the reason we say no.
Don't buy this if
- You're on Jobber Plus, Housecall Pro or ServiceTitan. All three ship their own receptionist and Jobber gives it away on Plus. Use what you're already paying for, so you're not paying twice for one phone.
- You or your spouse pick up every call inside a minute, day and night. Then you don't have the problem this solves.
- You need texting, a CRM sync, a deposit taken on the call, or your number moved onto our system. The agent does none of the four, and there is no date for any of them.
- You want to talk to a salesperson first. There isn't one. The demo number is a machine too.
Buy this if
- You run 3 to 25 people, and you're on a roof or under a sink most of the day.
- Your phone rings when you can't get to it, and you find out at 6pm.
- You'd rather forward your line tonight than sit through a demo next Thursday.
If you're in the left column, close the page. You'll get more out of an hour spent setting up the thing you already pay for.
Booked In Thirty.
Thirty days from the day you forward your line. If the agent has not put a booked appointment on your calendar, you get that month back.
You keep every lead the agent emailed you, either way.
The thirty days start the day you forward your line to us, not the day you pay. The one condition is that your line stayed forwarded for those thirty days.
One written note inside 45 days of that day claims the guarantee. A person on our team approves the refund, and the month comes back to the card that paid it.
On Your Line.
Held And Emailed.
The caller's time is held on your calendar before he hangs up. The lead is in your inbox seconds after.
- Answers every inbound call, first ring, day or night.Including the seventh call landing at once.
- Answers what your office answers all day.What you do, where you go, what you charge to come out, and how fast you can get there.
- Puts a caller through to a person.Anyone who asks for a person, anyone upset, and anything the agent can't answer rings the number you set at setup.
- Holds the time on the call.The slot is held before the caller hangs up, and it waits on your yes. Two callers can't take the same slot.
- Held times land in the calendar you already use.They arrive by subscription, with no login to share and no permission screen to click.
- Emails you within seconds of hang-up.The caller's name, the address, the kind of visit, the time window, and the cancellation terms the caller heard.
The email, seconds after hang-up
New call: Dana Whitfield, water heater
Dana Whitfield called at 7:12 pm on Tuesday 8 September.
- Where the work is
- 12 Maple Street, Montclair NJ 07042
- What kind of job
- Water heater, no hot water since this morning
- On your calendar
- Wednesday 9 September at 10:30 am, one hour held.
- What we told them about money
- “The callout is $89, and it comes off the job if you go ahead. If nobody is home when we arrive, we still charge the $89.”
Whoever drives out reads this first.
What Callers Hear.
The First Sentence.
Every call opens the same way. The assistant names your business, says it's automated and recorded, and tells the caller how to reach a person. You can't switch that sentence off, and neither can we. Every caller hears it before deciding whether to stay on the line.
The first sentence, on every call
“Thanks for calling Pipeworks Plumbing. I'm an automated assistant and this call is recorded. If you'd rather not be recorded, hang up now, or say “person” and I'll pass you to someone. What can I help you with?”
- Say “person”
- The call rings the number you gave it.
- Describe the job
- A time is held on your calendar and the lead is emailed to you.
Only the business name changes. The rest is the script the agent reads, word for word.
Every Other Way.
Three of these cost less than we do. The middle column says what each one buys.
| What you could do | What it costs | What the money buys | Source, as of |
|---|---|---|---|
| Let it ring to voicemail | Nothing | A message you return tomorrow, if he leaves one | |
| Jobber Receptionist, on an active Jobber plan | $29/mo add-on. Included on Plus | 30 conversations a month, then $0.79 each | Jobber help centre, updated 2026-07-09, read 2026-09-05 |
| A self-serve AI receptionist you set up yourself | About $99 to $249/mo | Varies by vendor. You write the script and watch the transcripts | Vendor pricing pages, read 2026-09-05 |
| A human answering service | $137 to $1,725/mo published | Minutes, or a call count. Posh 50 minutes, PATLive 75, AnswerConnect 100, Smith AI 30 calls | Vendor pricing pages, read 2026-09-05 |
| Hire part-time in the office | About $3,360/mo, near $19/hr | Her hours | Glassdoor, 2026 |
| The Answered Call | $997/mo | Every inbound call, day and night. 2,000 minutes a month, then $0.35 a minute, and the agent keeps answering |
The human services sell you minutes or a call count. And Jobber's add-on needs a Jobber plan underneath it, which is a bigger change than forwarding your line.
What Contractors Ask.
Isn't this what my Jobber already does?
If you're on Jobber Plus, yes, and you should use Receptionist. On Jobber's other plans it's a $29 add-on covering 30 conversations a month. Past 30, Jobber charges $0.79 each. The add-on needs an active Jobber plan underneath it. (Jobber help centre, updated 2026-07-09, read 2026-09-05.)
So answer one question first: are you already paying Jobber? If you are, use what you've got. If you're not, you'd be buying a whole platform to reach a phone answerer.
I don't want a robot talking to my customers.
Your seventh caller already hears a recording. It just doesn't book anything.
The comparison is what happens tonight, not you at your best. At 7pm on a Tuesday you're under a sink or asleep. Your caller gets a beep, hangs up, and calls the next name on his list.
Two ways to go. If you or your spouse can pick up every call inside a minute, day and night, close the page. If you can't, buy it. Your caller is choosing between a voice that holds him a time and a beep.
The demo number is how you hear what your customer would hear. If the voice makes you wince, don't buy it.
What happens if it screws up a storm lead?
It can get a call wrong. The emailed lead is how you find out.
Nobody can promise you a perfect call every time. Software is answering a stranger who is upset and talking fast, and sometimes it hears an address wrong. Anyone selling you a phone system that never misses is lying to you at the start of an expensive relationship.
You get this instead: an email seconds after the caller hangs up. It carries the name, the address, the kind of job and the time, so you see the ones it got wrong the same day.
On a storm morning the seventh call landing at once is answered like the first. Anyone who asks for a person is put through to the number you set, while he's still on the line.
Then compare it against the storm you had last year. A call-tracking platform watched calls placed to businesses by Google's AI over five months. It found 26% were never answered at all. (Invoca, released 2025-12-10, covering July to November 2025, read 2026-09-05.) That measures other people's phones, not yours. The seventh simultaneous call is the one we built for.
How many contractors are using this?
There is no customer list to show you. The product is new, and a list today would be invented.
So the risk sits with us. Thirty days from the day you forward your line. If the agent has not put a booked appointment on your calendar, you get that month back. And you keep every lead the agent emailed you.
How long does setup take?
Six questions and one dial code. You answer what you do, where you work and what you charge to show up. We build the number. You call the number yourself and listen. Then you forward your line with *72.
Nothing to install, nothing to port, nothing to cancel.
Do I have to change my phone number?
No. Nothing gets ported and nothing gets cancelled.
We create a new number. You forward your existing line to it with *72, so your number stays on the truck. Turn the forward off and you're back where you started.
Does it work with my CRM?
No. There's no CRM integration, and no date for one.
Held times land in the calendar you already use, by subscription, with no permission screen to click. The agent emails you seconds after the caller hangs up.
Will it text my customers?
No. It doesn't text anyone. It emails you seconds after the call: the name, the address, the kind of job and the time.
Can it take a deposit?
No. It holds the time and emails you the lead. It doesn't take a card.
What happens when it doesn't know the answer?
The agent puts the caller through to the number you set, while he's still on the line. Anyone who asks for a person, anyone upset, and anything the agent can't answer goes the same way. For every other caller you get a held time on your calendar and the details seconds after the call.
The demo number is where you test the exit. Ask the agent something it shouldn't know, so you hear the hand-off yourself.
How do I know it'll pay for itself?
Nobody can put an honest number on what you lose to missed calls without seeing your phone bill. Nobody selling you software has seen it. The arithmetic is yours to run. One held time that turns into a job worth more than the month costs has paid for the month.
The guarantee covers the first month while you find out.
How do I cancel, and how do I claim the guarantee?
Cancel with one button inside the product. The next charge stops, and the month you already paid for runs to its end.
The guarantee's thirty days start the day you forward your line to us. If the agent has put no booked appointment on your calendar by then, write to us. One note inside 45 days of that day claims the guarantee. A person on our team approves the refund, and the month comes back to the card that paid it.
I've never heard of you.
You haven't, and a logo wall would not fix the gap. Anything put there today would be invented.
The order is reversed for you: you hear the product on the demo number before you give anyone a card. Then thirty days, cancel any month, and the first month back if the agent puts nothing on your calendar.
Hear It First.
The demo number answers you the way the agent would answer your customer, so you can judge the voice before you give anyone a card. Thirty seconds, and nothing to sign.
If the voice makes you wince, don't buy it. If it doesn't, six questions and one dial code put the agent on your line. The guarantee covers the first thirty days.
Start The Month.
Thirty days from forwarding, and the month comes back if nothing lands on your calendar.
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