An AI employee for 1- to 5-truck home-service shops
Your phone rang at 10:47 PM.
Crystal answered it.
A missed call is a lost job. Crystal texts the caller back in seconds, quotes from your price book, and books the slot on your Board. In the morning you read what she did.
$399 for 90 days. No contract, and nothing renews on its own.
New job. Marcy Oliver, 4412 Vine St. Water heater leaking. Tomorrow 8–10 AM. $129 service call. She texted at 10:47 PM.
She’d have done that last night, while you were asleep.
Under a house. On a roof. In a crawlspace with both hands wet.
Roughly 27% of the calls to a small shop ring out. The homeowner with a flooded garage does not leave a voicemail. They call the next shop on the list.
Worse than the missed call is the silence after it. Estimates sent and never chased. Customers who bought once in 2022 and never heard from you again.
Plain arithmetic for a 2‑truck shop.
Lost every year
$81,600
That is an example shop, not a promise. Your call volume, your ticket and your close rate produce your own number, and the Missed Money Report will do that math with your figures.
One employee, one memory, working both halves of the job.
She answers
- A call rings out and she texts back in seconds, in your shop’s name.
- She triages: burst pipe tonight, or a thermostat on Thursday.
- She quotes from your Price Rules. $129 service call, $50 more after 6 PM, no mobile homes.
- She offers real open slots from your Board, books, and sends the confirmation.
- Same brain on your website widget and your inbox. Reminders the day before, review request the day after.
She goes and gets work
This is the half an answering service cannot do. Text her get me more jobs this week and she builds a Winback from your own records.
You read the draft, you tap once, she works the list. Then she reports back in dollars booked.
Every conversation she has makes the next Winback sharper. Nothing sends without your tap, and quiet hours are obeyed.
Your van is home by 7. Crystal is not.
Nights, weekends, and the 20 minutes you get to eat dinner. She works the hours a receptionist is not there for, at a price a 2-truck shop can sign off on alone.
And she says what she is. Every caller is told they are texting with Crystal, the shop’s assistant, not with you.
$399 for 90 days. Then it ends by itself.
One product, one price: the 90-Day Pass. It includes the text number, every conversation across text, widget and email, scheduling, reminders, review requests, your customer database and Winbacks.
Nothing renews on its own. On day 90 Crystal stops, you keep your data, and the next 90 days is one payment. There is nothing to cancel.
Prices on the right are theirs, as published on their own pages and read in August 2026. They are good tools, built for shops with an office manager. Ours is built for the shop where the owner is the office.
14 days free, no card. Something answering on day one.
She reads your site
Paste your website or Google listing. Crystal drafts your Price Rules and your service list in about 20 seconds. You correct what she got wrong.
You switch one channel on
One line of code on your site, or forward your shop email. Crystal starts answering the same evening, before any phone work.
The text number clears
US carriers register a shop before it can text, which usually takes about 7 business days. We file the night you start and email you when it clears.
You read the Receipt
Conversations handled, jobs booked, dollars booked. If your 14 days were quiet, the Receipt says so plainly instead of dressing it up.
Crystal is not answering yet
She opens for her first shops soon.
There is nothing to sign on this page and no address to hand over. Keep the link. When Crystal opens, you start on the free 14 days.
- Price
- $399
- Term
- 90 days
- Free trial
- 14 days, no card
- Text number
- 1, dedicated
- Conversations
- unlimited
- Contract
- none
- Renews on its own
- no