Missed-call text-back for contractors

You’re mid-install with a nail gun in one hand and the phone rings out. That caller has storm damage, a half-done kitchen, or a job to award, and a list of other contractors one search away. BeepBack texts them back in your business’s name within seconds and gets the job, the urgency, and the address before they call the next name.

What the caller sees

A text from your business, seconds after they hung up:

By the time you set the nail gun down, you have the job, the urgency, the address, and the name instead of a voicemail that says "call me back."

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Ten missed calls a week is $46,800 a year

Two missed calls a working day is ten a week, easy when you’re on ladders and job sites all day. If only two of every ten of those callers book, at a $450 average ticket that’s $46,800 a year going to whoever picked up. Against that, BeepBack is $79 a month. One saved repair covers nearly six months of it. Your numbers will be different, so the calculator is prefilled with these and you can change anything →

Emergencies jump the line. Price-shoppers wait their turn.

BeepBack replies, then asks how soon. The tree limb through the porch roof answering "1 = emergency/today" and the homeowner pricing out a someday-remodel land in your inbox sorted, so when you look up from the job you call the open roof first.

How it connects

• You keep your number. Customers call the line they’ve always called.
• One call-forwarding setting on your line (landline, VoIP, or cell), and we walk you through it.
• Texts go out in your business’s name from a number registered to your business with the carriers. The word BeepBack never appears to your callers.
• If you answer the call, nothing sends. It only steps in when you can’t pick up.

$79 a month, flat. No contract.

No setup fee, no per-text charges, cancel anytime. Setup takes about two weeks because the carriers have to approve your business for texting, and you’re not charged until your number is live. The two weeks run the same whether you start today or next month. The only difference is how many more calls ring out in between. See exactly what’s included →

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