We learn your business.
One call. Your services, pricing bands, service area, hours, what counts as an emergency, who's on call, the questions you're sick of answering.
And if nobody picks up, it books with the next contractor on the list. DigiOn answers in your company's voice, qualifies the need, books the window, and escalates the emergencies — built, tuned and managed for you.
Industry call studies put numbers on what most owners only suspect. Your own number — the one that matters — is one scroll away.
Sources: Invoca home-services call research · Harvard Business Review, “The Short Life of Online Sales Leads”. Averages are averages — the free audit measures your line, not an industry.
Every flow, escalation rule and booking window is written around HVAC and plumbing work — not a generic receptionist script.
Emergencies escalate · everything else books itself
Four sliders, thirty seconds, no email. Then get the audit that measures it for real — free.
Not sure on the missed-call number? Almost nobody is — that's the problem. Most owners guess 5% and the phone log says 25%. The free audit measures it for real.
Estimate only, from the figures you entered. Assumes 4.33 weeks per month and that unanswered callers book at the same rate as answered ones. Not a guarantee of results.
Get my free missed call audit → No cost · no obligation · no sales callNo sales call, no commitment. Talk to it the way a homeowner would — then judge whether you'd let it answer your line.
Listen for the triage: it asks who is in the house, hears that the dog is, and escalates instead of offering Tuesday.
1 min 35 secListen for the close: two specific windows, a confirmed choice, the details read back, and a text on its way.
1 min 9 secListen for the discipline: a real range, no invented quote, and a straight answer on what moves the number.
45 secShe answers as if you had already hired her — your company name, your caller, live.
Either way she answers as your company.
Say “my AC is out and it’s a hundred degrees” and listen to how she triages it.
Try “my AC is out and it’s a hundred degrees in here” — then let her run.
That is what your callers would get — at 2am, on a Sunday, while you are on another job.
Now show me my own numbers →Your phone should ring within ten seconds. Answer it the way a homeowner would.
It answers as "Summit Air & Plumbing" — a made-up company. Yours would know your services, pricing, service area and on-call tech.
You are not buying software to configure. We build it, we tune it, we watch it — and your number never changes. Your total effort: about one hour.
One call. Your services, pricing bands, service area, hours, what counts as an emergency, who's on call, the questions you're sick of answering.
Call flows, emergency escalation, booking straight into ServiceTitan, Jobber or Housecall Pro. Then we test it against you until you can't break it.
Forwarding catches after-hours and anything you don't pick up in four rings. Every call and transcript lands in your inbox.
Service areas, job types, memberships, emergency definitions, booking windows and handoff rules shape every conversation. Set once, applied on every call, retuned weekly from real transcripts.
You've probably already tried a $99 tool — it's still sitting half-configured. The real question isn't $1,500 versus $99. It's what answering the phone properly costs you today.
| How you could cover the phone | Per month |
|---|---|
| Full-time receptionist 40 hours. No nights, no weekends, no holidays — which is when the emergencies call. | $3,000–4,000 |
| Traditional answering service Takes a message. Doesn't know your pricing, can't book a job, can't triage an emergency. | $300–900 |
| A $99 AI tool you set up yourself Plus your evenings configuring it, and the jobs it fumbles while you learn. | $99 + your time |
| Carry on as you are The number the calculator just gave you. | your leak |
| DigiOn — built, tuned and managed Answers 24/7, books into your software, escalates emergencies, texts back every missed call, chases every quote. Zero setup work from you. | $1,500 |
Receptionist and answering-service costs are typical US market ranges, not quotes. Verify against your own local hiring costs.
Founder · 23 years in digital marketing · Oracle, HP, ING
Two decades building marketing systems for companies that measure results in revenue, not impressions — now pointed at the most expensive leak in home services: the phone.
I'm not going to show you a wall of logos. What I'll show you instead is your own after-hours line, recorded, with a number attached.
I read every week's transcripts myself, and I take every sales and onboarding call personally. If it isn't earning its keep, you cancel and keep everything we built — that risk sits with me, not you.
No contract, no notice period, cancel anytime. Your entire exposure is one month — and if you leave, you keep everything we built.
You're losing calls after hours and at lunch, and you know it.
You're also losing money on quotes nobody chased and reviews nobody asked for.
You want the phones fixed and the lead flow feeding them, run by one team.
All plans include the full build — call flows, integrations, testing, live in 7 days — at no setup cost. Not live within 7 days of getting your information? Your first month is free.
No contract. No notice period. Cancel anytime, no questions asked — you simply don't get billed again, and you keep everything we built: the call flows, the prompts, the recordings, the transcripts, your CRM data and any number we provisioned.
Before you buy anything, we'll show you exactly what your phone is doing when you're not looking at it.
Free · no sales call required
Listen to it and ignore us if you want
An AI answering your phone touches federal telecoms law. Most vendors hand you that liability without mentioning it.
The FCC treats AI speech as an artificial voice under the TCPA. Consent rules bite hardest on outbound — answering your own inbound line sits outside that exposure.
Every call opens with a recording notice and identifies itself as an AI. The FCC has proposed making that mandatory. We do it now anyway.
Outbound reminders only go to customers whose consent your intake captures, logged with a timestamp. Two-party-consent states handled at the call-flow level.
A premium service is as much about restraint and transparency as speed.
No. Nothing about your number changes and nothing changes for customers who already have it. We set forwarding rules so calls reach the AI only after hours, or when nobody picks up in four rings — you choose which.
Use the recordings above and judge it yourself — that's why they're there rather than a testimonial. It identifies itself as an AI in the first line because that's what compliance requires, and because pretending otherwise is how you actually lose a customer.
It never dead-ends a caller. It either transfers to whoever is on call, or takes a callback number and commits to a specific window — and you get a text with the details. Every transcript goes to your inbox, and we read the ones that went sideways every week.
Whenever you want. No notice period, no questions asked — you tell us and you don't get billed again, and you keep everything we built. There is no annual contract and no early-termination fee.
One form. A recording of your own after-hours line. A number you can argue with. Nothing to cancel.
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