For air-con technicians

Stop losing jobs to voicemail.

The week of a heatwave is the busiest week of your year and the week you can least afford to answer the phone.

Ring it now, it answers+61 482 095 978

About two minutes · On your own phone · It is a demo, so do not book a real job

The call you cannot take

Forty degrees, on a roof next to a condenser, three jobs behind. The phone has rung nine times and each one was somebody whose air-con died this morning.

Say a trade business takes 40 calls a week and 10 of them ring out. If four in ten of those would have booked at $350 a job, that is roughly $72,800 a year of work going to whoever picked up.

An illustration, not a forecast. Your numbers will differ.

What comes in

Not cooling, not heating, water leaking out of a head unit, strange noises, servicing, and new installs where somebody wants three quotes by the weekend.

And the urgent ones

A run of thirty-five degree days turns no cooling into a genuine welfare problem, especially for older people. ProForge flags those instead of booking them a fortnight out with everyone else.

What it costs

$100/ week + GST

Includes up to 1,000 call minutes a month.

Billed monthly in advance: $433 plus GST ($476.30 incl GST). First week free for our first 20 founding tradies: you save a card, we charge nothing for 7 days, and the monthly billing starts after that unless you cancel. No lock-in, cancel anytime. Cancelling stops the next charge. On a $350 job, two booked jobs a month cover it.

Ready to put it on your own number?

Start my free week

The next page says which phones it works on and what happens to your card.

What air-con technicians ask
What happens in a heatwave when the phone does not stop?
It can take several calls at once, so they don't sit in a queue. There is a limit on how many the platform takes at the same moment, so we can't promise every call in a heatwave connects. What we can say is that a heatwave is the one week where a missed call is very likely to go to a competitor, because the caller is ringing down a list until somebody picks up.
Can it tell a service from a breakdown?
Usually, because the caller says which it is. It works out whether something has broken or is just due for a service, books it in, and flags anything urgent.
Will it quote a new system?
No. It never gives a price. It takes what they are after and books a quote visit. Anyone quoting a split system over the phone is guessing.
Ring it now, it answers+61 482 095 978

About two minutes · On your own phone · It is a demo, so do not book a real job