For builders
Never miss another job.
One missed enquiry is not one lost job. It is one lost extension, and that is a quarter of your year.
Thirty seconds · No form · It is a demo, so do not book a real job
On site with a nail gun going and three subbies asking you questions. The phone is somewhere in the ute and the call was somebody with plans and a budget.
Across a trade business it is around 40 calls a week and about 10 that ring out. Over a year that is roughly $72,800 of work going to whoever picked up.
Extensions, kitchen and bathroom renovations, decks and pergolas, structural repairs, and a steady run of people who want a rough idea of cost before they commit to anything.
Less of it is urgent than in other trades, which is exactly why the missed ones hurt more. A blocked drain rings back. Somebody planning a renovation rings the next builder and never thinks about you again.
$100/ week
Ex GST, billed monthly at $433. Start with one week for $100. No lock-in, cancel anytime. One booked job a month usually covers it.
- Do I want an AI answering serious enquiries?
- It is not closing them, it is catching them. It takes what they want built, where, roughly when, and their number, then hands you a warm enquiry instead of a missed call you never knew about.
- Will it give people a price?
- Never. It says plainly that you price a job after seeing it and the plans. The worst thing an answering service can do to a builder is anchor a number before you have seen the site.
- Can it screen out the tyre-kickers?
- It asks what the job is, where, and when they want to start. You get that in writing before you spend an hour driving to a first meeting, which is most of the screening you actually need.
Thirty seconds · No form · It is a demo, so do not book a real job