You're on a roof, under a sink, in an attic. The phone rings — and the customer calls your competitor next. BoB texts every missed call back in under a minute, qualifies the lead, and books the estimate while you're still on the job.
Not to better competitors — to faster ones. Here's where the money leaks out:
Customers call three shops while waiting. By the time you call back Monday, they've already hired someone else.
Friday night, Saturday, Sunday — you're on a job site. The message sits unanswered. The customer moves on.
Estimates go out, nobody follows up. Old customers never hear from you again. That's revenue walking out the door.
No apps to learn. No behavior to change. You just stop losing the calls you're already missing.
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On a job, up a ladder, under a house. It happens — that's the business.
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The customer gets a friendly text from your business instantly — before they dial the next guy.
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BoB asks the right questions, offers your open slots, and puts the job on your calendar. You just show up.
One thing, done right — before you buy the whole toolbox. If the pilot doesn't book you jobs, kill it. No hard feelings, no contract.
No contracts. Cancel anytime. If it doesn't pay for itself, you shouldn't keep it.
"An AI voice receptionist for home-service contractors recovered $74,000 in booked jobs from after-hours calls."
That's from ServiceTitan's published case study on AI call handling — their product, their customer, their numbers. We're showing it because it's the same playbook: the jobs are already calling you, someone just has to pick up. Our pilot does that with instant text-back instead of voice.
Illustrative example — plug in your own numbers:
Missed leads a month while you're on job sites
Average job value (example)
Left on the table every month, to silence
Catch even two of those five and the pilot pays for itself many times over. Your numbers will differ — that's the point. Count your missed calls for a week and do the math.
Most shops start with the missed-call pilot, then layer on automation once they trust it.
Automatic review requests after every job, plus professional responses to each one. Climbs you up Google Maps.
Before/after photos, tips, and seasonal posts published daily — without you touching your phone.
Google and Facebook ads managed against your service area — with the lead capture to back them up.
No. The pilot is text-based — a fast, friendly text from your business number. Most customers never realize it isn't a person, and every conversation hands off to you the moment it matters.
You don't — during business hours. BoB covers nights, weekends, lunch breaks, and the jobs where nobody can pick up. It's the backup, not the replacement.
No. Month to month, cancel anytime. If it doesn't book jobs, fire it.
Days. We connect your business number, learn your services and schedule, and test it with you before it touches a real customer.
Tell us your trade and how many calls you think you miss a month. We'll tell you honestly whether the pilot makes sense for your shop.
No missed calls