The average business takes 42 hours to reply. You'll take 30 seconds.
It's your words, from your business. They text back what the job is and their postcode, and you ring the good ones when you're down off the ladder.
I'll text you from a real phone within a day to sort a time. Setup takes about 15 minutes and you keep your own number throughout.
While you're waiting, ring the demo number and watch it work.
Live in about 15 minutes. Stuck? A human sets it up with you on WhatsApp.
Takes about ten seconds and you only ever do it once. Your number stays your number, and your phone rings the same as it always has.
Your business name, your words. They text back what the job is and their postcode, so you know if it's worth ringing.
Every reply sits in one place. Ring back the good ones when you're down off the ladder.
Most software sells you twenty things you'll never use. This does one thing. Here is exactly what you get and what you don't.
of calls to a one-man outfit never get answered. You're on the tools, not sat by the phone.
of people who don't get through don't ring back. They ring the next name on the list.
is how long the average business takes to reply to an enquiry. You take 30 seconds.
Somebody in an office answering your phone
An answering service, and it still takes them ten minutes to pass the message on
One job you lost because nobody got back to them
This. Back to them in seconds. Texts included
"I built this because an electrician I know was losing £400 jobs while he was up a ladder. Everything on the market wanted him to learn a new app or put a robot on his phone, and neither of those was ever going to happen. So this does one thing and stays out of his way. Ring the demo number before you give me a penny. I'd rather you saw it work than took my word for it."
Murdoch Founder. I set up every account myself, and you talk to me, not a helpdesk.
One job you'd have missed is worth more than a year of it.
14 days free. No card up front. Keep your number.
Fourteen days in, if it hasn't caught you a single job, walk away. There's no card on file to cancel and you'll have paid nothing.
No. You keep your number and you keep your phone. We give your business a second number that sits in the background and catches the calls you don't pick up. Your customers never see it. They only see your business name on the text.
Nothing sends. It only fires on a call you genuinely missed.
It's your name and your words, so it reads like you texting from the van. Nothing rings them and nothing talks to them. They get one text, then it's over to you.
"Sorry we missed you - on the tools at the minute. Text back what you need doing and your postcode and we'll get back to you ASAP. - Dave, Dave's Electrical". Yours has your name on it and you can change the wording.
They still get their text. They rang you thirty seconds ago, so a reply is a reply whatever time it is, and that's where a lot of the emergency call-outs come from. Your own alerts hold back until 7am, unless you'd rather have them straight away.
Yes. Texting someone back who just rang your business is a reply to their enquiry, not marketing — it's fully allowed under UK rules (PECR/UK GDPR). We identify your business in every message, handle the data securely, and we never use your callers' numbers for anything else. If you ever want to send promotional texts later, that's a separate thing with its own consent rules — we'll keep you on the right side of it.
A text can only land on a mobile. If someone rings from a landline or a withheld number, we can't text them — but you still get told straight away that they rang, so nothing slips past you. You just ring that one back yourself.
No contract. You pay monthly, you can stop any time, and there's no card at all to start the trial. If you do stop, we walk you through switching it back off on your phone, one tap, and then we check it's off.
No, and it never will. It doesn't answer calls, it doesn't talk to anybody and it doesn't book anything in. It sends one text so the customer knows they've been heard, and it shows you what they said back. You do the rest. That's the bit they're paying you for.
Leave your business name and your mobile. I'll set it up with you this week, and you keep your own number.
Leave your number and I'll set you up this week14 days free. No card up front. Keep your number.