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For HVAC, plumbing, electrical and roofing

Book the next job while you’re still on this one.

Every new inquiry gets a text back in minutes and an open time from your schedule. You approve from your phone.

  • No implementation fee
  • No per-seat pricing
  • Works without a CRM
  • 7:42 PMNew inquiry · AC not cooling
  • 7:43 PMReply sent with two open times
  • 7:46 PMCustomer picked tomorrow, 1⁠–⁠3 PM
  • 7:47 PMBooking sent to you for approval
  • 7:48 PMApproved · confirmation texted
  • 8:26 PMWater heater inquiry · reply held for quiet hours
  • 9:12 PMGas smell reported · escalated to a person
  • 10:04 PMSTOP received · no more texts to that number
  • 8:00 AMQuiet hours over · held reply sent
  • 8:14 AMFollow-up sent · furnace estimate
  • 8:31 AMNew inquiry · no hot water
  • 8:32 AMAsked where the heater is and who’ll be home

Why speed matters

The job goes to whoever answers first.

Homeowners text three companies and book whoever answers first.

A homeowner smiles at a text message in her kitchen on a hot evening, a fan running behind her.

Without Field Current

  1. 7:42 PM

    “AC is out, it’s 96° inside.” The form emails an unwatched inbox.

  2. 7:44 PM

    She messages two other companies.

  3. 7:58 PM

    One texts back with a time. She takes it.

  4. 8:05 AM

    Your office calls back. The job is gone.

Lost — and nobody knew it was close.

With Field Current

  1. 7:42 PM

    The inquiry arrives and becomes a lead.

  2. 7:43 PM

    She gets two open times by text.

  3. 7:46 PM

    She picks 1⁠–⁠3 PM.

  4. 7:47 PM

    You approve from the truck. Confirmed.

Booked for tomorrow, 1⁠–⁠3 PM.

An illustration, not a measurement.

How it works

Respond. Qualify. Book. Follow up.

  1. 01

    Respond

    Every inquiry gets a text back in your business’s name, in minutes.

  2. 02

    Qualify

    It asks what your office would ask and hands anything unsafe to a person.

  3. 03

    Book

    It offers only open times. You approve, or let routine visits through.

  4. 04

    Follow up

    Up to three follow-ups in a week. It stops the moment they reply.

Control

You set the rules. It keeps them.

A business owner sits in his work truck, reviewing something on his phone.
An approval request as it reaches an owner on the road: book tomorrow 1 to 3 PM for an AC repair, with approve and review options.

What it will never do

  • Pretend to be a person

  • Quote a price you haven’t approved

  • Offer a time you don’t have

  • Call an emergency safe

  • Keep texting after STOP

  • Text customers late at night

Explore the sample dashboard

Revenue recovery

Find the work already sitting in your records.

Bring an export and see which estimates and inquiries are worth a follow-up. The file never leaves your browser.

Analyze my business

Free, no account. Sample data if you’d rather not use yours.

Works with what you have

  • Your website form
  • A spreadsheet or CSV export
  • Leads your team types in

Planned, not built yet: ServiceTitan, Housecall Pro, Jobber, Google Calendar, Gmail and Outlook.

Pricing

Priced on inquiries, not seats.

Compare plans
  • Overflow

    After-hours inquiry and follow-up coverage.

    $199/mo

    $169/mo billed annually

    Included
    Up to 150 inquiries/mo
    After that
    $2 per inquiry after
  • Full Coverage

    Recommended

    Lead response and follow-up across the day.

    $549/mo

    $469/mo billed annually

    Included
    Up to 600 inquiries/mo
    After that
    $1.50 per inquiry after
  • Command

    Coming soon

    Custom operating scope and volume.

    $1,299/mo and up

    Custom above single-location

    Included
    Uncapped or custom capacity
    After that
    No per-inquiry charge

Questions

What owners ask first.

Something else on your mind? Ask a person.

Will customers know they’re texting an automated assistant?
Messages go out in your business’s name, and if a customer asks, it says it’s an automated assistant. Anyone can ask for a person at any time.
What happens with an emergency, like a gas smell?
The customer gets the safety guidance you approved, word for word, and the conversation goes straight to a person. Emergency escalation can’t be switched off.
How quickly does it reply?
Usually within a couple of minutes. During quiet hours (8 PM to 8 AM by default) texts wait until morning, but emergency alerts still reach your team.
Do I need a CRM or new software?
No. It works from your website form, a spreadsheet export, or leads your team enters. ServiceTitan, Housecall Pro and Jobber connections are planned, not built yet.
What if a customer texts STOP?
Texts to that number stop immediately, and no setting can override it.

Get started

Tonight’s inquiries can be tomorrow’s jobs.

See it set up around your business. No account needed.