Your phone is leaking money.

Invoca tracked 70 million home-services calls last year. Almost half never reached a person. Each one of those was a job somebody else booked. For restoration, electrical, and pool companies, we install the system that answers every call and texts back within seconds when one slips through. Then it follows up until the work is scheduled. We build it, we run it, and you check one number a month.

Book the $2,000 audit

The audit fee is credited in full to your first build.

What we install

Four systems, wired into your phones, your calendar, and your CRM. Nothing you have to babysit.

The 24/7 front desk.

An AI receptionist picks up when your crew can’t: on the roof, in a crawlspace, at 2 a.m. It books from your real calendar and hands anything unusual to a human. Every conversation is there for you to read.

Speed-to-lead.

Every web lead gets a response inside 60 seconds, then follow-up that doesn’t quit after one voicemail. Answer inside five minutes and you’re 21x more likely to qualify the lead than at thirty.

Ads that point at a phone that picks up.

Meta and Google campaigns, managed. Most ad money in the trades dies at an unanswered phone; ours lands on a system built to catch it.

The monthly number.

A dashboard and a monthly report: calls answered, jobs recovered, revenue attached. If the number goes flat, you hear it from us before you notice it yourself.

How it works.

One system at a time. Proof before we expand.

1. The audit

$2,000, one week.

We pull your call logs, count exactly what you’re missing, and hand you a written plan with the math on each fix. Yours to keep whatever you decide, and the fee comes off your first build.

2. The build

Fixed price, live in about three weeks.

We start where the audit shows the most money leaking. When that system is producing, we build the next one.

3. The run

From $2,500/month.

We monitor it, tune it, and report the number. Month to month. Nobody stays because a contract makes them.

Catch

$1,500/mo + $2,000 build

For the skeptic who wants proof before anything bigger.

  • Missed-call textback
  • Speed-to-lead
  • Follow-up sequences
  • Monthly report

Answer

Recommended

$3,500/mo + $4,500 build

Where most companies belong.

  • Everything in Catch
  • 24/7 AI front desk
  • Calendar booking
  • Review requests
  • Monthly call review

Grow

$6,500/mo + $7,500 build

For the owner who wants more calls, not just caught ones.

  • Everything in Answer
  • Meta and Google ads managed
  • Monthly creative pack
  • Back-office automation
  • Strategy calls

Your $2,000 audit comes off the build price, so the build line above is already $2,000 lower than it looks. Ad spend is paid by you, directly to the platforms. We never mark it up.

The numbers behind the pitch.

  • 48% of home-services calls never reach a person (Invoca, 70M+ tracked calls, 2026)
  • 78% of consumers have walked from a business after an unanswered call (CallRail consumer survey, 2025)
  • 21x more likely to qualify a lead answered in 5 minutes vs 30 (MIT / InsideSales lead response study)
  • 42 hrs average business response time to a new lead (Harvard Business Review, 2,241-firm audit)

Live in 30 days, or we work free until it is.

The conditions are plain and in writing before you pay a dollar: we get the access listed in the scope, and you keep doing your half. That’s the whole fine print. We’d rather earn the renewal than trap you in one.

Built for trades that live on the phone.

You’re in the right place if

  • You run a restoration, electrical, or pool company doing $1M+ a year.
  • You already pay for leads through Local Services, Google Ads, or Angi.
  • After-hours calls go to voicemail and it bothers you.
  • You want one number that tells you whether this is working.

We’re the wrong fit if

  • You’re under $500k revenue. Fix the phones yourself first, it’s cheaper.
  • You want a website chatbot but won’t touch the phone problem.
  • You’re shopping for the lowest bidder. We’re not in that auction.

The questions owners actually ask.

"I already have ChatGPT. Why would I pay you?"

ChatGPT is a $20 tool that waits for you to type. What we sell is the installed system: wired into your phones, your calendar, and your price book, running every day without you touching it. It's 7:40 on a Tuesday night and a $2,000 customer is calling. ChatGPT does nothing. Our system texts them back in ten seconds and books the job while you're at dinner.

"We tried AI last year. It didn't work."

Most of it deserves to fail. Those projects break because nobody wired them into how the team actually works, and nobody agreed on a number the thing had to hit. We agree the metric in writing before we build anything, you watch it on a dashboard, and step one costs $2,000 instead of a $20,000 leap of faith.

"What if the AI says something stupid to a customer?"

Smart fear. The AI answers only from information you approved, hands anything it's unsure about to a human, and every conversation is there for you to read. Meanwhile the silent version of that embarrassment is already happening: callers hitting voicemail and hiring the next name on Google. Nobody screenshots a missed call.

"We're a small crew. Isn't this for bigger companies?"

Big companies buy AI to shave two percent off something. You answer the phones, run the schedule, and chase the invoices yourself. We start with one thing: your phone never goes unanswered again. If that doesn't obviously pay for itself, we stop there.

"What do I actually get for the $2,000?"

A written roadmap built from your own call logs and lead flow: what you're missing, what it's worth, and what we'd fix first, with the math shown. Take it to another company if you want; it'll still be true. If you build with us, the $2,000 comes off the first project.

"Do I have to sign a long contract?"

No. Month to month after the build, 30 days' notice, and you keep everything we set up in your own accounts.

Find out what your phone is costing you.

One week, $2,000, credited to your first build. If the number turns out to be boring, we’ll tell you and you keep the report.