Someone always picks up
24/7 coverage that answers after hours and after four rings — so the homeowner never hits voicemail.
AlwaysOnDispatch
An after-hours line that turns
emergency calls into booked jobs
AlwaysOnDispatch answers when the office is closed, makes sure a technician is actually awake,
and sends the job to the software your crew already uses. Keep your daytime receptionist.
A sleeping tech can't take the job
We call your on-call list and ask them to press 1. A voicemail can't press 1, so the job only goes to someone who is awake.
The homeowner hears back
They get a text that you're on it, so they stop dialing the next company while your tech is still asleep.
Keep your existing setup
The address, notes, and a recording show up in the software they already open in the morning. Your daytime receptionist stays.
Try it yourself, pretend a pipe just burst.
Who it's for
Built for calls that can't wait until morning
11:30 PMWater damage restoration
A flooded basement at 11:30 PM is often a $4,500 job. We take the address, ask if the water is shut off, and get someone moving.
- Burst pipe
Plumbing
Burst pipes don't wait for morning. The call is answered, and the on-call plumber is actually reached.
No heatHVAC
No heat and no air get the same treatment: a person, a street address, and a technician who pressed 1.
Your brandMarketing agencies
You bring in the calls. When a client lets them die after hours, they blame the leads. This answers under your name.
How it works
It knows the job, not just a phone menu
After 5:00 PM, or after four rings, the call is picked up on the first ring. The number on your trucks does not change, and your daytime receptionist stays.
Pricing
Start with 14 days
If the pilot doesn't catch a job, you don't pay.
Direct Contractors
After-Hours & Overflow Line
$397/ month
14-day pilot — 100% refundable if it doesn't catch a job
Set up your 14-day pilot- Pays for itself on the first saved call. One burst pipe or no-heat job covers a full year.
- Turns on after 5:00 PM or after 4 rings. Your daytime receptionist stays on the main number.
- Press-1 awake check included. It skips a sleeping tech's voicemail and keeps calling until someone is awake.
Agency White-Label Partner
Your Brand. Your Client Roster.
$247/ month per client
First flagship client starts with a 14-day risk-free pilot
Run a pilot on 1 client- Protects your retainer. Clients stop losing after-hours leads and blaming your ads.
- White-labeled. Your voice, the press-1 wake-up, and a direct sync to ServiceTitan, Housecall Pro, JobNimbus, or GoHighLevel.
- You set the retail price. Most partners bill $497–$597 a month and keep the margin.
FAQs
Questions
What happens to my daytime receptionist?
She stays. This only picks up after 5:00 PM, or after four rings during the day. The number on your trucks and your Google listing does not change.
Do my technicians have to download an app?
No. They get a normal phone call. If they're awake, they press 1. If they don't, we call the next person.
What if the first person doesn't pick up?
We hang up and call the backup technician, then the owner. A voicemail box can't press 1, so a sleeping phone can't quietly swallow the job.
Where does the job go?
Into the system your office already uses — Encircle, Albiware, JobNimbus, ServiceTitan, Housecall Pro, Jobber, QuickBooks Online, or GoHighLevel — along with the address, notes, and a recording.
Can an agency offer this under their own name?
Yes. The greeting, the press-1 wake-up, and the job sync run under your brand. Wholesale is $247 a month per client, and you set the retail price. The first client starts with a 14-day pilot.
What does the 14-day trial cost?
Contractors are $397 a month after a 14-day pilot, refunded in full if it doesn't catch a job. Agencies try the first client risk-free, then $247 a month per client.
Are calls recorded?
Yes. Callers hear a recording notice where one is required, and you can listen back to what was said.
Is this a replacement for 911?
No. It books your after-hours jobs. It does not dispatch police, fire, or an ambulance.