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Common questions · the ones home service pros ask first

Straight answers, before you ask.

Cost. Timelines. Ownership. Tools. If your question is not here, book the free consultation and ask a person, not a bot.

Yes. The systems are built around how home service businesses actually run: emergency calls that come in while you are on a job, quotes that need chasing, seasonal demand, and reviews that decide who gets called next. Tell us your trade on the consultation and we build to it.
When a call goes unanswered, the caller gets a branded text within seconds with a link to book and a follow-up if they go quiet. It runs day and night, so the emergency call you cannot pick up on a roof or under a sink still turns into a booked job.
A single system, like missed-call text-back or the AI receptionist, usually goes live within days. Bigger builds happen in phases, so the phone starts getting answered while we build the rest.
No. We build around the tools you already use for scheduling, dispatch, and invoicing. If one of them is a real problem we will say so, but we do not push replacements.
You do. Accounts, data, and automations all live in your name. Ongoing support exists if you want it; the system runs fine without us watching it.
It depends on how much you want built. Single systems start around $99 a month, and a full multi-system build can run past $30,000. The Service Investment Guide lists the range for each service.