Missed and after-hours calls answered, written up, and sent to you, a website you own, and a Google profile that sends the call to you. Live in 72 business hours, or we work free until it is. Comfort emergencies peak nights and weekends — when owners are still on service calls.
Illustrative photoIt picks up the calls you can't — missed and after hours — finds out what the job is, writes it up, and sends the details to your assigned lead manager by text, Slack, email or CRM alert, instead of voicemail.
Illustrative photoMissed and after-hours calls get answered, written up, and sent to you — your lead manager gets the details.
Built for a phone. Clear call button, service pages, and a capture path. Forms go to your CRM.
Categories, services, photos and the review path fixed, so Maps sends the call to you.
Quotes get followed up, so they don't sit cold.
one-time · live in 72 business hours
or $4,970/yr · month 1 included · no contract
No. Missed-call text-back, after-hours coverage, and estimate follow-up are wired to your CRM and calendar. Voice stack is chosen for the niche — not a one-size chatbot toy.
The Ghost answers, asks what the system is doing and when it stopped, writes it up, and sends it to your assigned on-call lead manager by text or CRM alert. The homeowner gets confirmation you received it.
No. The Ghost collects the job details and hands off by message to your assigned lead manager. Your lead manager or dispatcher decides the schedule and calls the homeowner back.
Yes. Forms and handoff alerts go to your Service Ghost account, which connects to ServiceTitan, Housecall Pro, and most CRMs. Intake goes where you say.
Comfort emergencies don’t wait for office hours. The second or third contractor who answers gets the job.
Ghost System goes live within 72 business hours of completed intake and access — the website, the phone agent, and the Google profile. If it is not live by then, we keep working free until it is.
Fifteen minutes with Jason. You'll know where the calls leak and what to fix first.