You're under a sink. Maggie's on the phone.

For plumbers, heating engineers and electricians. She answers, books the job near where you'll already be, and texts you both.

Try it free for two weeksor ring her: 07367 083603

Hear her answer as your business: type your website address and she takes a call as your receptionist.

Maggie, the AI receptionist, wearing a headset
Hands in a cistern
The phone rings in the van. By the time you've dried your hands, they've rung the next one on Google.
Missed call
Driving between jobs
Hands-free kit, bad signal. The caller hears half a sentence and hangs up.
Missed call
Eight at night
The boiler's gone in a family home. They ring everyone until someone answers. It isn't you.
Missed call

What she does for you

Knows an emergency

A smell of gas gets the gas emergency number before anything else. A burst pipe gets told where the stopcock is, then your first slot. You decide what counts as an emergency and what she says.

Books around your driving

She looks at the jobs either side before offering a time. Near where you'll be, she offers it; across town and back, she offers another day. Less diesel at £2 a litre, more jobs a day.

Gives your Gas Safe number

Your registration, insurance and guarantee, word for word as you wrote them, when a careful customer asks. Never a word more.

Checks the address

Every address is checked against Royal Mail's list while the customer is on the phone. No more ringing from outside the wrong house.

Quotes the way you quote

Fixed price, from a price, or a visit to look first. She says what you'd say, and takes a message for anything you'd want to see yourself.

Reminds them to rebook

On Pro, when a boiler service or a landlord gas certificate is coming due, the customer gets a text and books by replying. Work from customers you already have.

Tuesday 14:10You're on a job
Hi, there's water coming through the ceiling under the bathroom. Not pouring, but it's getting worse.
I'm Maggie, the AI assistant. First, is there a stopcock you can turn off? It's usually under the kitchen sink.
Done that, it's slowed right down.
Good. What's the postcode?
NW3 4QT.
Dan's two streets from you on Wednesday morning. I can do 8:40, or he can come tonight as an emergency at the emergency rate. Which would you like?
Wednesday's fine now it's stopped.
To you, 14:12: New booking: Leak, Wednesday 8:40. Mr Okafor, 22 Belsize Lane, NW3 4QT. Stopcock off.

A leak, booked where you'll already be

She saw Wednesday morning's job two streets away and offered the slot beside it. The customer got a text at once and a reminder the evening before.

Every word of that is from a script you approved, and you can change it any time.

Starter for one van. Pro for a team.

A sole trader missing a few calls a day is well served by Starter at £99 a month. A firm with two or more engineers wants Pro at £299: each engineer gets a diary, the nearest one takes the job, and the day-off code moves a whole day's jobs with one text. See all three plans.

What if someone rings with a gas leak?

I give the gas emergency number first and tell them to get out and not touch switches, exactly as your script says. Then I text you. I never book a gas emergency as a normal job.

Can she quote?

I quote what you've told me: a fixed price, a from price, or a visit to look first. I never invent a price and never say what caused a fault.

I work alone. Do I need the team features?

No. On Starter I answer, book around your driving and text you. Pro is for when there's more than one of you.

Also see: salons, garages, clinics, larger companies.

Try her on your own phone for two weeks

A card to start, nothing taken for two weeks. If she doesn't book you any work, you've lost nothing.