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It's a robot that answers the phone for home service companies — nights, weekends, and when you're already on another call. Quickest way to show you is to let it call you.
- It calls you and asks what you do
- Then it answers the phone as your company — you play the customer
- Three minutes. Hang up whenever you want
Rather just call it? (385) 534-3997
Your phone should ring in a few seconds. It'll show (385) 534-3997.
Didn't ring? Text that same number and we'll sort it out.
Why ten seconds is the whole product
Companies that called a lead back within an hour were nearly seven times more likely to actually reach them than companies that waited one hour longer.
Harvard Business Review, 2011 — 1.25 million leads, 2,241 companiesEven when a caller stays on the line thirty seconds, about one in four never reaches a person at a home service company.
Invoca Home Services Benchmarks, 2026 — 70 million callsBoth numbers are linked and checkable. Most people in this business quote statistics that don't have a source behind them.
It's not here to replace your office
When somebody's at the desk, a person should answer the phone. People book jobs better than robots do, and every contractor who's tried it knows that.
This is for the other hours. Six at night. Sunday. When the line's already busy and the second caller gets voicemail. When everybody's on a roof. That's where the jobs leak out, and that's the only place we're asking to stand.
Straight answers
Is a real person calling me?
No. It's a robot and it tells you so in the first sentence. It'll never claim otherwise, not even when it's playing your receptionist.
How many times will it call?
Once — the one you just asked for. Say "stop" on the call and it hangs up and never dials this number again.
Is somebody going to pitch me?
Not on this call. At the end it'll offer you fifteen minutes with our team. Say no and it says goodbye.
What's it cost if I want it?
Two thousand to set up, twelve-fifty a month after that. No contract. You'll hear the same numbers on the call.
Will it sound stupid to my customers?
You're about to find out — that's the entire point of the call. Be difficult with it. Interrupt it. Ask it something it shouldn't know.
Who's behind this?
Maverick Sales Ops, out of Utah. We ran sales floors of a hundred-plus reps and built a home services company from zero to twenty million. We know what a chargeback is. We pick up the phone.
Hear it for yourself
Thirty seconds to fill in, three minutes to listen, and you'll know.
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