Appliance repair marketing, done for you

A dead refrigerator is a clock running down with a week of food inside it, and the customer will book whoever picks up the phone rather than whoever is better. We answer the calls you can't, follow up with every lead, ask every customer for a review, and bring past customers back — and you can watch all of it.

We know how appliance repair work is won

  • The clock is the competition. A freezer full of food does not wait for a callback, and neither does a family with no washing machine.
  • The diagnostic call is the sale. Whether it becomes a repair or a replacement conversation is decided before you park.
  • The part decides the week. A customer who understands why she is waiting stays booked; one who hears nothing books someone else.
  • Every house has five more machines in it, and each one will fail. The question is whose number is on the side of the fridge.

The appliance repair setup we build

  • Call answering that takes the make, the model and the fault, so you arrive knowing whether the part is on the van.
  • A website that says which brands you work on, because a person with a dead machine is searching for exactly that.
  • Review requests going out once the machine has run a full cycle, not the moment you leave.
  • Reactivation for the customers whose machines you have already fixed, and the ones you quoted and lost.
  • A note when a part lands, so the wait is a message instead of a silence.

    • A Friday afternoon, with and without

    Friday, four o'clock. A refrigerator has stopped and there is a week of food in it. The homeowner calls four numbers. Two ring out, one is closed until Monday, and the fourth answers. That shop gets the job, and it gets the dishwasher in the spring and the range next year, because it was the one that picked up on a Friday.

    Same afternoon, with us: your line answers, takes the make and the fault, and books your first Saturday slot. You know before you drive whether the part is on the van. The food is saved, the review request goes out on Monday, and your number ends up on the side of that refrigerator for the next decade.

    A technician kneeling behind a refrigerator pulled out from the cabinets, probing the compressor relay with a multimeter, the access panel off on the floor beside him

    Do the math with your own numbers

    Your average ticket: $your number. Calls you know you missed last month: your number. Multiply. That number is yours, not ours — we won't invent a conversion rate, and we don't guarantee a lead count. What we change is whether the call gets answered and the maybe gets followed up.

    What's included
    Everything: the website, call answering, lead follow-up, review requests, reactivation and campaigns — and 21 more, listed in full on Pricing. None of it costs extra.*
    *Except professional ad management and deep SEO work.
    What's not included
    Ad spend, deep SEO, and usage. Ads management is an add-on at $297 a month, flat: never a cut of your ad spend, and you can drop it any month.
    Usage rates
    Billed on top. Most customers run $20 to $60 a month.
    The heavy-month number
    The most a busy month has run is about $200 in usage, on top of the $297.
    That is a business sending and receiving thousands of calls, emails and text messages a month.
    The year-two price answer
    The price will go up for people who join later. Yours won't, ever, for as long as you stay — and that's in writing.

    Talk to a real person

    Talk to a real person +1 512 640 0627

    A person answers our phone 9 to 9 Eastern. After that an AI does, and it says so. Either way a person handles every request you send.

    $297 a month, one plan. Usage is billed on top and most customers run $20 to $60. No contract, cancel anytime. If you leave, the website is yours and exportable, or leave it with us hosted free forever; contacts export whenever you ask; the domain is yours either way.