Where a lead becomes a job, and a job becomes money.

Every inquiry lands in one list, with the project type, the timeline and what they actually said. From there it is a real pipeline with a value on it, a customer record with the address and the deposit, and the paperwork and tasks that carry the job through to the end.

The leads list: project type, timeline, what they said and where each inquiry came from.
Demo · the leads list

Every inquiry, in one list.

Project type, timeline, what they actually said, and where it came from, all in one place instead of scattered across a phone's messages.

  • Project type and timeline. On every inquiry, not buried in a text thread.
  • What they actually said. Kept word for word, not paraphrased down to nothing.
  • Where it came from. So you know what is actually working.
  • One searchable list. Not a phone full of messages nobody can find again.
See the whole business around it, on the dashboard
The leads list with project type, timeline and where each inquiry came from.
Demo · the leads list

A pipeline with a value on it.

See what is actually in play, not a guess about how the month is going. A lead becomes a customer record carrying the address, the value and the deposit.

  • Every open lead staged. With a dollar value attached, not just a status.
  • A lead becomes a customer. In one step, address and all.
  • The value and the deposit travel with it. On the record from there on, not on a separate sheet.
See what the homeowner experiences from here
A customer record with the project value and the deposit, promoted from a lead.
Demo · the customer record, value and deposit

The job lives on the customer, not in a glovebox.

Notes and photos sit against the customer record, not scattered across a truck.

  • Job notes, on the record. Not a sticky note that goes missing.
  • Job photos. Backed by private, per tenant storage.
  • Everything in one place. The next person on your team can actually find it.
See jobs alongside the rest of the business
Job notes and photos on a customer record.
Demo · jobs, notes and photos on the customer

Estimates, contracts, change orders, and receipts, against the job.

A tokenized link, no login required. Opening it marks the document viewed and timestamps it. Signing records the name, the email, the time, the IP address and the browser.

  • Estimates, contracts, change orders and receipts. All filed against the job, not loose in an inbox.
  • No login for the homeowner. Just a link.
  • Viewed and signed, both recorded. Timestamped, with the IP address and the browser kept as part of the record.
See what the homeowner sees when they open the link
The documents list: estimates, contracts and change orders against a job, with viewed and signed status.
Demo · the documents list, staff view, viewed and signed status
A document open for signature, the homeowner's view, no login required.
Demo · what the homeowner sees when they open the link

Tasks that actually land on your list.

Including the one the booking page writes for you the moment someone books a real slot.

  • Follow ups, tracked. Against the lead or the job, not a mental list you hope you remember.
  • The booking page creates a task automatically. The moment a homeowner books, verified live.
  • One list of what needs doing. Instead of three different places to check.
Created automatically on booking Tracked against the job
See today's tasks on the dashboard
Today's tasks and follow ups on the dashboard, including one created by a booking.
Demo · the dashboard, today's tasks
Every system, every feature

Leads and jobs, in one list.

The bays above tell the story. This is what is actually inside, so you can check for the one thing you came here to find.

Leads and estimates

  • One listEvery inquiry, with project type and timeline.
  • What they saidKept word for word.
  • Source trackedSo you know what is actually working.

Jobs and customers

  • Pipeline with a valueEvery open lead staged, with a number on it.
  • Lead becomes customerAddress, value and deposit, in one step.
  • Job notes and photosAgainst the customer, not a truck's glovebox.

Paperwork and signing

  • Estimates and contractsFiled against the job.
  • Change orders and receiptsSame place, same record.
  • Tokenized linksNo login, viewed and signed both timestamped.
  • A real audit trailName, email, time, IP address and browser.

Money

  • Value and depositCarried on the customer record.
  • A ledger, not a processorRecords what came in and how.

Tasks and follow ups

  • Tracked against the jobNot a mental list.
  • Auto-created on bookingThe moment a real slot is taken.

The questions we get

Straight answers, before you have to ask.

Does every lead from my website land here automatically?
However it reaches you, a call, the site, or someone stopping by, it goes into this one list once you add it. Nothing lives only in your phone's messages after that.
What actually happens when someone books a real slot?
The booking page reads your real availability, refuses a time already taken, refuses a time in the past, books it, and creates a task for you automatically. We verified this live, as an anonymous visitor, before writing this page.
Can I run a card here?
No. Money against a job is a ledger, a record of what has come in and how. It does not process a card.
Does the homeowner need to log in to see or sign a document?
No. A document travels as a link. Opening it marks it viewed and timestamps it, and signing records the name, the email, the time, the IP address and the browser. No account, no password.
Can I import my existing data from Jobber or Housecall Pro?
Not automatically. There is no importer today, so your customers and jobs go in by hand to start.
Is there a contract?
Not on the $74 a month software. It is month to month, and you can cancel whenever you want. A contract applies only to a custom site build or the Premium Marketing add-on, and only if you choose one of those.
What happens if I stop paying?
Access to the Command Center locks immediately, the dashboard, the documents, all of it, at once. The website you paid to build stays live, with its booking switched off and your contact details showing, because you paid for it. We would rather say that plainly than have it surprise you.
Who owns the domain?
You do. It is registered in your name, and if you ever leave, you take it with you. We manage the DNS for it while you are a customer.

The job, in one place, start to close.

$74 a month, billed annually. $80 month to month. The website build starts at $349, one time.