Nudge answers missed and after-hours calls with an instant text-back and a booking link — live in 14 days. Built for HVAC, plumbing, and the trades that still run on phone and dispatch.
This reply goes out automatically — even after hours, even if no one's near the phone.
Built from real workflow audits across
Missed and after-hours calls get an instant text-back — usually inside a minute — so the caller doesn't try the next shop.
No big IT project and no new dashboard to babysit — it sits inside how you already answer calls and book jobs.
A 30-minute look at what's actually leaking before anything is built or billed. Ends in a scoped quote, not a hard sell.
Calls recovered and jobs booked, landing in your inbox every week — proof it's working, not just a promise.
A fixed-scope fix for the single most common leak we find in every audit: the phone.
Starts with a free 30-minute Hours & Revenue Leak Review — no pitch, just a look at what's happening on your line.
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≈ $8,770/month if nothing changes
Missed calls are the most common leak — but rarely the only one.
Missed-Call Recovery is the starting point. These are the other workflows we build once it's live.
Handle repetitive inquiries, bookings, and follow-ups automatically, without losing the personal touch.
Automate scheduling, reminders, and routine coordination so nothing falls through the cracks.
Turn manual spreadsheet work into automatic reports you can trust and act on.
See it in action →Public permits, reviews, and local signals turned into a qualified pipeline of new customers — delivered, not just found.
See it in action →Custom-trained voice agents for lead intake, booking, and FAQs — answering calls your team can't get to.
Forward-looking dashboards that flag trends and support decisions before problems hit.
A 30-minute, no-pitch look at what's actually leaking on your phone and schedule — and what's worth fixing first.
Missed-Call Recovery goes live in about 14 days. A bigger fix gets scoped and quoted from the review, no surprises.
Calls recovered and jobs booked land in your inbox every week. Ongoing support is optional, never required.
Nudge is just getting started, so the first 3 customers get founding-partner terms in exchange for helping prove it out: setup waived, your first month free, and real numbers you're comfortable us sharing.
Nudge is built and run by one person — a background spanning tech, operations, and marketing, spent looking at the same problem from both sides of the workflow. Every Leak Review, every build, and every check-in is with me directly, not a rotating account team.
Missed-Call Recovery is $1,500 setup + $400/mo — details above. Everything else is scoped after your free Leak Review, once we actually know what's worth building.
Missed-Call Recovery is a fixed-scope, 14-day build aimed at one specific leak — the phone. The Workflow Audit is for teams that want a broader look at everything before deciding what to fix first. Most people start with the free Leak Review either way; it tells us which one actually fits.
No. Every engagement starts with a free Hours & Revenue Leak Review — a quick look at where your time and calls are going. You decide whether to move forward after that, one project at a time.
Ongoing Support is optional but available — monitoring, updates, and quarterly check-ins so a fix doesn't quietly rot after launch. Even without a support plan, every build comes with documentation your team can hand to anyone.
Missed-Call Recovery is built to go live in about 14 days after the review. A larger single-workflow build usually takes 2–4 weeks, depending on how many systems it touches — you get a straight timeline before any work starts.
Then I'll tell you that. You'll have had an honest 30 minutes, not a sales pitch dressed up as a diagnosis. Hasn't happened yet — but that's the deal either way.
HVAC, plumbing, auto repair, landscaping, and electrical are where most of the work is focused right now — not a hard boundary. If your business runs on repeatable calls, bookings, and paperwork, it's worth a conversation.
No. Some fixes use AI where it earns its keep — drafting replies, summarizing calls. A lot of them are plain automation — a text that sends on schedule, a form that files itself. You get whichever is more reliable, not whichever is trendier.
The current focus is US service businesses, but every engagement happens remotely over calls and screen-shares, so it can work outside the US too — ask on the Leak Review call. Pricing is quoted in USD regardless of location.
One short call. We look at where the calls and time are actually going, and tell you straight whether it's worth fixing.
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