You can't answer
from under
a sink.
So we answer for you. When a call goes to voicemail, the caller gets a text back from your number, in about ten seconds — while they're still holding the phone.
Most people who reach a contractor's voicemail don't leave one. They hang up and call the next name on the list. This closes that gap and nothing else.
Line · (313) 555-0148
Example
7:42a(586) 402-1173Missed
Sorry we missed you — this is Metro Mechanical. What's the job and your ZIP? We'll text a time back today.
11:16a(313) 884-6620Missed
Sorry we missed you — this is Metro Mechanical. What's the job and your ZIP? We'll text a time back today.
2:58p(248) 771-9004Missed
Sorry we missed you — this is Metro Mechanical. What's the job and your ZIP? We'll text a time back today.
Three calls you'd have lost. You wrote the message once.
What happens
Three steps, then it runs itself
STEP 01
The phone rings
Your number, your existing phone. Nothing about how you take calls changes.
STEP 02
You don't pick up
You're on a roof, under a truck, or driving. The call rolls to voicemail like it always did.
STEP 03
The text goes out
About ten seconds later the caller gets your message and can reply. You answer when your hands are free.
Straight answers
The three things everyone asks
- What's it cost?
- $49 a month. One price, no setup fee, no per-text charge.
- Is there a contract?
- No. Month to month. Tell us to stop and we stop — no notice period, no cancellation call.
- Does it work with my number?
- Yes. It works with the number you already give out. You don't port anything, print new cards, or change your voicemail.