Handyman marketing, done for you

The customer worth most to you is the one who already has your number in her phone — and the whole trade runs on being the person she thinks of, which is a thing nobody has time to maintain. 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 handyman work is won

  • This trade lives on the second job. The first is a doorbell and a leaking trap; the tenth is a bathroom, and the tenth is where the money is.
  • The phone rings while you are on a ladder. The caller has a list of three names, and she works down it.
  • Small jobs are how a customer auditions you for a big one. The audition is short and it is mostly about whether you turned up.
  • Nobody remembers a handyman's company name. They remember a first name and where they wrote the number down.

The handyman setup we build

  • Call answering for the calls that arrive while both your hands are busy, that says it's an AI and takes the address and the job.
  • A website that lists what you do and does not pretend you do everything.
  • Review requests going out the day the job is done, while the shelf is still straight and new.
  • Reactivation for every customer of the past two years — the ones who meant to call you about the deck.
  • Seasonal notes for the jobs people forget until it is late: storm doors, gutters, the fence gate that drops every spring.

    • A Wednesday morning, with and without

    Wednesday, half past nine. A woman needs a grab rail fitted in her mother's bathroom before the weekend. She finds three handymen. The first two ring out, because both are up ladders, which is where a handyman is. The third picks up, and by ten past the job is his — and so is the shower door in the autumn, and the ramp next spring.

    Same morning, with us: your line answers, takes the address and what she needs, and offers Thursday afternoon. You read it at lunch. Three years later she has had five jobs done by you, none of which you had to chase, and her sister has your number because the review request went out the week of the first one.

    A handyman on a step stool driving an anchor screw through the lower flange of a stainless grab rail beside a bathtub, anchors and a level laid out on the tub edge

    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.