Handyman · Junk removal · Moving

The 9pm call
you didn't answer.
It booked itself.

You were under someone's sofa. The phone rang. They booked the other guy.

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Great system — worth its weight in gold. Less stress, more time to focus on other parts of the business, and it pays for itself in the referrals it generates. Newport, Rhode Island
63local websites I checked, one by one
6New England states covered
0of them let a customer book online
1company per 10 miles gets this
0:00 / 2:42

Real call · unedited — an actual after-hours call answered by the assistant for a home-service company, quoted and booked in under three minutes. Same system, your rates.

What it does

Four things, running without you

📞
AnswersEvery call, second ring, including 9pm on a Sunday. A missed call gets a text back in ten seconds.
💰
QuotesPrices the job off your rate card, on the phone or on your site. A range, never a fixed number.
📅
BooksStraight into your calendar, with the reminder and the “on the way” text handled.
Follows upWins the review, sends happy customers to Google, and offers the services they never knew you did.
The big guys
“Instant pricing from $39”
“$99–$699. Book Now”
“$57 an hour”
Answered. Priced. Booked. 9pm on a Sunday.
vs
Every local company
“Call us during business hours”
I checked 63 local websites across New England.
Not one shows a price and lets you book.
The whole thing

One job, start to finish

Everything in green happens without you touching your phone.

📞
They callYou're on a job
🤖
It answers2nd ring, every time
💰
It quotesYour rates. $180–240
📅
It booksStraight to your calendar
🚚
Day of“On the way” text
🔨
You do the jobThe only part that's you
It gets the reviewOnto Google
🔁
It sells againThe 6 services they
didn't know you do
Automatic You
See it

This is what your customer gets

Incoming call · 0:47
Thanks for calling — what can we help you move or haul today?
Couch and an old mattress. I'm in Middletown.
Are they inside or out at the curb?
Second floor, narrow stairs.
Got it. $180 to $240, disposal included. Thursday morning or Friday afternoon?
Thursday.
Booked, Thursday 9am.

It answers the phone.
You never stopped working.

Messages
Sun 8:47 PM
Sorry we missed you — we're on a job. Tell us what you need and you'll have a price in a minute.
Fri 4:00 PM
Reminder: tomorrow 9am, 12 Aquidneck Ave.
Sat 8:26 AM
The crew is on the way — 20 minutes out.
Sat 10:41 AM
All done. Total came to $205.

It texts them.
Nobody typed a word.

Messages
Sun 10:00 AM
How did Saturday go? Reply 1 to 5.
5
Would you put that on Google? Takes 20 seconds.
8 weeks later
We also do painting and furniture assembly — want a price?

It gets the review.
A 1, 2 or 3 comes to your phone instead.

The smart way

The first one to answer
gets the job

Same customer. Same town. Same Sunday night. The only difference is who picked up.

You, with the system
8:47 PMPhone rings. You're under a sofa.
8:47 PMIt answers on the second ring.
8:49 PMPriced from your rates: $180–240
8:49 PMBooked Thursday 9am.
2 minJob won — you never stopped working
The guy down the road
8:47 PMPhone rings. He's on a job too.
8:47 PMVoicemail.
MON 9:12 AMHe finally calls back.
MON 9:13 AM“Thanks — we already booked someone.”
36 hrsJob lost — he never knew it existed

You didn't work harder, hire anyone, or spend a dollar on ads.
You just answered first — and right now, nobody near you does.

The money

One job a month
and it's already paid for

Not a projection. Just your own arithmetic, using the sofa-and-mattress job from earlier.

If it saves you
1 job
a month
Job value+$205
System−$69
You keep+$136
It has paid for itself
If it saves you
2 jobs
a month
Job value+$410
System−$69
You keep+$341
$4,092 a year
If it saves you
4 jobs
a month
Job value+$820
System−$69
You keep+$751
$9,012 a year

I have no idea how many calls you miss in a week. Nobody does — that is exactly the problem. But you know roughly what a Saturday looks like when the phone goes twice while you're carrying something heavy.

Then the reviews start Every finished job asks for one. More Google reviews means more calls next month — without buying a single lead.
🔁
Then they buy twice The customer who moved in March gets asked about painting in January. Same customer, no acquisition cost, full margin.
🚫
And it never takes a cut A platform charges you per lead whether you win or lose, and shows that lead to four competitors. This one is flat.

They can’t offer you exclusivity.
Their whole business is selling to everyone.

The honest comparison

Why not just use Jobber
or Housecall Pro?

Both are genuinely good software and I am not going to pretend otherwise. Here is the actual difference.

The big platforms

  • Sold to 200,000+ businesses — including the other crews in your town
  • You move your business onto their system
  • Per-seat pricing that climbs as you hire
  • You configure it. Setup is your problem
  • Support is a ticket queue

This

  • One company per 10 miles. Nobody near you can buy it
  • Built onto the website you already have
  • $499 once, $69 a month, flat — no per-seat climbing
  • I build it around your rates and your rules
  • You call the person who wrote it
Your territory: open today
The catch

Only one company
per 10 miles gets it

This only helps you while the guy down the road doesn't have it. So once your territory is claimed, everyone else inside it gets told no.

10 mi YOU LOCKED OUTLOCKED OUT LOCKED OUTLOCKED OUT
  • One company, 10-mile radius. Measured from your yard.
  • Claimed when you sign. Talking doesn't hold it.
  • Yours while you're a customer.
  • Everyone else gets turned down and sent outside your radius.

If you're reading this, your territory was open when I sent the email. That's all I can promise about it.

What it costs

was $750$499to build it
one time
was $150$69to run it
per month
 $0cut of any job
it books you
These prices hold until 1 October 2026. After that they go back to $750 and $150.
Claim your 10 miles

$499 today. The $69 a month starts in 30 days.

You're not paying to run a system that isn't built yet. Cancel the monthly any time.

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Rather talk it through first? Book a 15 minute call — no charge, no pressure.

Terms are negotiable and I'm happy to tie them to how it performs. You shouldn't have to take it on faith before it's booked you a job.

Once someone inside your 10 miles signs, this comes off the table for everyone else — including you.

Want it on your site?

Fifteen minutes. Nothing to prepare — just bring your rates.

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Already decided? Claim your territory and start the build — $499 today, $69 a month from day 30.

Screens are illustrations of the system — prices shown are examples, real ones come from your own rate card. Competitor quotes read from 1800gotjunk.com, collegehunkshaulingjunk.com and taskrabbit.com in August 2026, alongside a scan of 63 local operator websites across RI, MA, CT, NH, VT and ME.

Your territory is open today. One company per 10 miles. Book 15 minutes →