For plumbers · HVAC · electricians · roofers
You're on the job. Sam gets the phone.
When you can't pick up, Sam answers, sorts out emergencies, gets the name, number and address, quotes your trip fee, and books the job on your calendar.
Your number stays the same. Sam only picks up when you don't.
- Customer
- Dana Ruiz
- Window
- Wed 8–10 AM
- Address
- 12 Orchard Ln, E. Wenatchee
- Issue
- Burst pipe, basement
Run your own numbers
Voicemail is where jobs go to die
Most callers who hit voicemail don't leave a message. They call the next shop on Google. Plug in your numbers.
Work walking out the door, per month
Sam pays for itself 3.2× over.
What happens on every call
Answers like your best front-office hire
Short, calm, and one question at a time. Sam sounds like a person who's done this for years.
Picks up
Day or night, when you don't. No hold music, no phone tree.
Triage
Burst pipe, no heat, sparking panel, roof leak: emergencies get flagged fast, or sent straight to your on-call cell.
Gets the info
Name, callback number, address. Each one read back to confirm.
States your fee
Your trip fee, clearly, once. No surprises when the truck shows up.
Books it
Real open windows from your calendar. You get a phone alert and it lands on your calendar.
Guardrails
What Sam won't do
- ✕Quote repair prices. Only your trip fee, so your tech sets the real price on site.
- ✕Diagnose the problem or promise a quick fix.
- ✕Book outside your hours or your service area.
- ✕Talk anyone through a gas line or an electrical panel. Gas smell or smoke means get out and call 911.
- ✕Pretend to be human. Ask, and Sam says it's your virtual assistant.
What you get
Set up and run for you
- ✓Script tuned to your trade, fee, hours and service area.
- ✓Books straight into your Google Calendar.
- ✓Phone alert on every call, with emergencies flagged.
- ✓Optional live transfer to your on-call tech.
- ✓A report every month: calls answered, jobs booked, after-hours catches.
Pricing · $0 setup during launch
Pick your coverage
Month to month. Switch plans or cancel anytime.
After-Hours
For shops that cover the phone during the day and lose the night and weekend calls.
- Sam answers nights and weekends
- Emergency triage and booking
- Books to your Google Calendar
- Phone alert on every call
- Monthly report
Full-Time
For owners on the tools all day who miss calls around the clock.
- Everything in After-Hours
- Sam catches every missed call, 24/7
- Live transfer of emergencies to your on-call cell
- Text alerts to you and your crew
The 14-day deal
3 booked jobs, or you pay nothing
Card on file, $0 today. If Sam books you at least 3 jobs in 14 days, your plan starts on day 15. If not, you owe nothing and we pull it out.
Hear Sam firstQuestions
Straight answers
Do I have to change my phone number?
No. Your line forwards to Sam when you don't answer, when you're on another call, or after hours. You pick which.
Will customers know it's not a person?
Sam sounds natural and keeps it short. If someone asks, Sam tells them it's your virtual assistant and keeps getting them booked.
What counts as one of the 3 jobs?
An appointment Sam books from a call you would've missed, logged and put on your calendar. Messages and test calls don't count.
What about real emergencies?
Sam asks right away. Emergencies get the soonest slot and a flagged alert, or a live transfer to your on-call number if you want. For gas, smoke or sparking, Sam tells the caller to get out and call 911 first.
Are calls recorded?
Yes. Washington requires everyone on a call to agree to recording, so Sam says so up front. You approve the greeting before it goes live.
Which plan do I need?
If most of the calls you miss come at night or on weekends, start with After-Hours. If you miss calls during the day too, or want emergencies patched straight to your cell, go Full-Time. You can switch anytime.
How long does setup take?
About an hour. We set up forwarding, connect your calendar, and make a few test calls together.
Hear it for yourself
Call Sam. Pretend your pipe just burst.
Try to stump it. Ask for a price, say you smell gas, ask if it's a robot.