The truck that answers wins the week.
An estimate request hits at 8:40 PM. Your crew is on a job or home. By morning they booked the neighbor who texted back. The team works your inbound. You keep the work that is already on the board.
Where the week actually leaks.
The moments that decide who gets the deal, and who hears about it after it is gone.
After hours is the market
Emergencies, and the forms people send once they finally get home.
Paid lead waste
You already bought the name.
Seasonal crush
You cannot hire a CSR for two weeks of heat.
Trust
Homeowners will smell a script. You approve the words.
What the team does with the leads you give it.
Six specialists and one Brain. Your list, your scripts, your approval before a campaign goes live.
Speed to lead
Forms, missed calls, and the marketplace leads you paid for.
Qualify
Address, urgency, access, and the photos they already sent.
Book the window
Your calendar, your service area. We fill the board. We do not run it.
Remind
The no-show that wastes a roll is the cheapest thing to prevent.
Through-close
Some jobs close on the call when you price that way. Most hand a briefed tech a booked estimate.
Works with your stack.
Two-way CRM sync with HubSpot, Salesforce and Pipedrive; booking through Cal.com, Calendly and Google Calendar; anything else can push leads in over an authenticated webhook (Zapier-compatible).
Related Industries
Put this on your estimate requests.
First 30 days on your own pipeline. No card. Live in 72h. No invented case studies for your vertical.