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Your jobs don't wait. Neither should your inbox.

78% of homeowners hire the first contractor who responds. Your agent watches your email 24/7, catches every quote request, drafts the reply, and books the job — all by text, from wherever you're working. No app. No dashboard. No new login. Run your business from the truck.

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Today 9:14 AM
New quote request: Diane K., AC replacement on Wagon Trail. I acknowledged it and drafted a reply offering tomorrow 8am for a look. Reply YES and it goes out.
yes
Sent. You answered in 4 minutes — two other companies got the same request. Her address and photos are saved to the file.
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Your leads

Stop losing $8,000 jobs because you were on a ladder.

You're elbow-deep in a furnace repair. A homeowner emails asking for a quote on a new AC unit — an $8,000 job, sent to three companies. Your agent catches it, sends an instant acknowledgment, drafts your reply, and texts you for a one-tap OK. The quote request. The accepted proposal. The supplier update. The spam stays out of your way.

🔧 catches quote requests from your site, Yelp, Angi, Thumbtack
⚡ instant acknowledgment — the homeowner never waits
✉️ drafts your reply for a one-tap OK
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TextMyAgent
Today 9:14 AM
Quote request landed while you're on the Hendricks job — new AC unit on Wagon Trail, homeowner says the old one is dead. I sent an instant acknowledgment so she's not waiting.
can i look at it tomorrow at 8
You're clear at 8. Drafted a reply offering tomorrow 8:00 or Thursday 5:00. Send it?
send
Sent. I'll text you the second she picks a time. You're the first company to answer.
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Your agent has its own email

CC it on the quote thread. Nothing slips.

Every contractor gets an agent email address. CC it on the quote thread. Forward the supplier confirmation, the permit email, the change order. The follow-ups, the schedules, the replies — captured automatically and confirmed by text.

Quote follow-up

"We're ready to move forward" finds you. Even on a roof.

You sent a $15,000 remodel quote three days ago. CC your agent on the thread. The moment the homeowner replies, you get a text with the answer summarized. You're on another job. You tap DRAFT, approve the reply, and the job is moving — before your competitor's bid gets a second look.

📄 quote + proposal threads watched
⏰ start dates + walkthroughs on your calendar
📝 replies drafted in your voice, sent on your OK
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Tue 6:42 PM
cc'ing you on the wagon trail remodel quote — text me the second they reply
Watching it. You'll know the moment it lands.
Tue 8:15 PM
They replied: "We're ready to move forward" on the $15K remodel. They're asking about a start date. Want a draft back?
draft it
Draft's ready: thanks them, proposes a Monday start, asks for the deposit to lock the slot. Approve and it goes out under your name.
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After hours

The 9pm burst pipe gets answered at 9:01.

It's 9pm. You're asleep, because you start at 6. A homeowner emails about a burst pipe — panicked, water off, needs someone at sunrise. Your agent acknowledges instantly, books your first morning slot, and the summary is waiting in a text when your alarm goes off. Nearly half of home service leads land after hours. Your competitor saw it at 8am — you'd already fixed it.

🌙 24/7 lead response, even while you sleep
🚨 emergencies booked into your first open slot
⚡ 62% of calls to service businesses go unanswered. Not yours
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Tue 9:04 PM
Emergency lead, 9:04pm: burst pipe at 218 Cedar Bend, water shut off, homeowner needs someone first thing. I acknowledged and offered your 7am slot.
Wed 5:45 AM
Morning. She took 7am — on your calendar with the address and her cell. Photos of the pipe are in the file.
on my way
One more thing: she emailed two other plumbers last night. Neither has replied. You're first.
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Scheduling by text

Seven emails to schedule one job? Never again.

One job, three schedules: the homeowner, the building manager, the parts supplier. CC your agent instead. It runs the email thread, negotiates the time, confirms every party, and puts it on your calendar. You get one text: "Job booked." Outlook, Microsoft 365, Google Calendar, Apple — handled the same way.

📅 jobs booked without the back-and-forth
🗓 service calls routed and stacked efficiently
🔑 access notes + gate codes in the invite
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Wed 4:21 PM
what's tomorrow look like
7am burst pipe on Cedar Bend. 10am water heater install (parts confirmed). 2pm estimate on Lamplight. Free after 4.
the riverside repipe needs the building manager and the supplier lined up — handle it
On it. Emailing both now to find a window.
Booked: Thursday 8am. Manager confirmed access, supplier delivers Wednesday. On your calendar with the loading dock code in the notes.
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The morning brief

Your pipeline, oriented in 15 seconds.

One optional text before you leave the house: today's jobs, the leads that came in overnight, and the quotes that moved. Replace the "check email before the first job" scramble with a single text — and start the day ahead of every other company in town.

☀️ one text, your whole day — before the first job
🔧 overnight leads surfaced, already acknowledged
✅ hand off follow-ups in two taps
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Fri 7:30 AM
Morning. Today: 7am emergency call on Cedar Bend, 10am water heater install, 2pm estimate on Lamplight. Parts for the install were confirmed overnight.
Overnight: 2 new quote requests — one's an $8K AC replacement. The Wagon Trail remodel accepted your Monday start. And the Garcias' 5-star review posted on Google.
Want me to handle anything before you're up?
book the ac lead for a look at noon
Done — 12pm on your calendar, confirmation sent. Go get that job.
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This is what it looks like in a contractor's week

Four jobs you stop losing.

78% of homeowners hire the first contractor who responds — and the average contractor loses $50,000 a year to missed leads. These are the four places speed wins the job.

🔧

The quote that arrived mid-repair

The $8,000 AC request lands while you're elbow-deep in a furnace. Your agent answers in seconds — instant acknowledgment, drafted reply, walkthrough offered — while you finish the repair in front of you.

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The 9pm emergency email

The homeowner with a burst pipe hires whoever answers first. Your agent acknowledges instantly, books your first morning slot, and texts you the summary while you sleep. Your competitor's reply never comes.

📄

The $15K quote you kept refreshing

CC your agent on the thread. "We're ready to move forward" finds you the moment it lands — summarized, with a reply drafted in your voice. Approve it from the tailgate between jobs.

📅

The three-schedule job shuffle

Homeowner, building manager, parts supplier — your agent runs the thread, confirms every party, and drops it on your calendar with access notes. You get one text: "Job booked, Thursday 8am."

Keith Eddleman
Keith Eddleman
Founder · Austin, Texas
A note from Keith

You know what I hate?

The back-and-forth email-to-calendar thing — where several of your colleagues and yourself are going back and forth on seven emails trying to figure out the best date to meet. Now I just CC my text agent, and it shoots me a text after it puts it on my calendar and negotiates the time with my colleagues.

Why I didn't have this sooner, I do not know.

I built it for myself — but nobody needs it like the trades do. You physically cannot check email while you work. You're on a ladder, under a sink, forty feet up, driving between jobs — and your inbox doesn't care. This compresses all of it into text messages you can answer with one thumb from the tailgate.

Look, I priced it at $99 a year on purpose — 27 cents a day, and one caught job pays for 50 years of this thing. Try it for two weeks. If it doesn't catch at least one lead you would have missed, cancel. Most contractors find 3–5 in the first week.

Send your first text message to +1 (737) 262-5381 and let's get started.

— Keith

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Get your agent

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About five minutes to fully set up — less time than loading the truck. No app. No account. No payment until day 14 — and only if you want to keep going.

Pricing

Less than 30¢ a day. One caught job pays for 50 years.

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