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Before the numbers

Who is the phone
ringing for?

Three products, three different meters, and you almost certainly only care about one of them. Pick the one that is you and the page will show that.

This only changes what the page shows you. Nothing is hidden or protected by it, and you can switch at any time from the line at the top of the page.

Showing prices for everyone

Pricing and unit economics

Three products.
Three meters. One rule.

The rule is that money only moves when something good happened. A job got booked. A human got reached. A dollar got recovered. There is no subscription anywhere in this company and no per minute price anywhere in this company, which means the incentive on our side of the table is identical to the incentive on yours.

01 / Inbound
Answered
$19
per job booked in standard hours.
$49 for a job booked after hours.
$0 subscription · $0 per minute · $0 per call
  • Answers your existing number, 24 hours a day, in a voice built around your trade
  • Qualifies the caller, checks your real availability, books straight into your calendar
  • Warm transfers a genuine emergency to your cell in five seconds
  • Texts you the transcript and the recording inside a minute of the call ending
  • Never quotes a price, enforced in three independent layers
  • Live in about 60 seconds on one carrier code, off again in ten
I want this on my line
Modeled per booked job
Revenue $19.00
Cost of the calls behind it $1.50
Contribution $17.50, about 92%
02 / Consumer
Hold
$20
per human reached on a government line.
$10 on a commercial line.
$0 if nobody ever picks up · no subscription, ever
  • Places the call, works the phone tree, enters your reference, survives the transfer
  • Holds for as long as it takes, across multiple attempts and reconnects
  • Rings your phone the moment a person is actually on the line
  • Makes your case on the record when you ask it to
  • Ends every session with the hold receipt: the clock, the queue, the recording
  • Nothing to install and no account to create before the first one
I want it waiting for me
Modeled per connection
Revenue $20.00
Cost of a 60 minute hold $9.00
Contribution $11.00, about 55%
03 / Receivables
Recover
15%
of dollars actually recovered, where we hold the licence.
Flat fee for pre default follow up.
Nothing recovered means nothing owed
  • Calls on every invoice past day thirty, in your name and on your caller ID
  • Already knows the job, the address and the date, because it booked the work
  • Writes down every promise to pay with a date, and follows up on that date
  • One number for the whole aged list, moving in one direction
  • Collections agencies publish 20 to 50% for the same work
  • Contingency is gated server side on your verified business location
I want my invoices chased
Modeled on a $10,000 recovery
Revenue $1,500.00
Cost of the calls behind it $4.50
Contribution $1,495.50, about 99.7%

Contribution figures are modeled on published vendor rates, not on measured production data. Sources and the full arithmetic are below. The contingency share and the flat fee are being sized with the first pilot customers.

What the customer gets for it

The price sits at about four percent of the thing it produced.

What Answered producedIts price as a share of that
A booked service call, $350 to $500 average ticket4 to 5%
A booked after hours call, about $1,4003.5%
A saved water heater lead, $1,193 ticket1.6%
A saved roof lead, $9,504 ticket0.5%
An afternoon of your life, back$20

Ticket figures from Thumbtack average cost data, 2026. Lead values apply Invoca's measured 45% on call close rate (70M calls, July 2026) to those tickets. Human answering services for the same work publish $250 to $2,100 a month.

The unit economics

Where each dollar goes.

Every bar below is one dollar of revenue from one event, split into what that event costs us to run and what is left. Same scale on every row, so they can be read against each other. The dollar figures on the right are the size of that single event, not a monthly or annual total.

Answered, standardone booked job
$1.50
$17.50 left · 92%
$19.00the job
Answered, after hoursone booked job, nights and weekends
$1.50
$47.50 left · 97%
$49.00the job
Hold, governmentone human reached, about an hour of queue
$9.00
$11.00 left · 55%
$20.00the connection
Hold, commercialone human reached, about twenty minutes
$3.00
$7.00 left · 70%
$10.00the connection
Recoverone $10,000 invoice collected
$4.50
$1,495.50 left · 99.7%
$1,500.00the fee
what the calls cost us what is left after them

Hold costs more per event because holding is the product: the line stays connected for the whole wait, so an hour of queue is an hour of telephony. Answering and collecting are short calls, which is why those two rows look the way they do.

The arithmetic, step by step

How a $19 booking costs us a dollar fifty.

Four steps, in order, each one following from the line above it. Every input is either a published vendor rate or an assumption we have labelled as ours.

1
A connected minute of conversational voicePublished vendor rates run $0.13 to $0.17 all in. We plan on $0.15.
$0.15 / min
×
A typical answered call runs about three and a half minutesLong enough to qualify a caller and book a slot.
3.5 min
=
So one answered call costs usWhether or not it turns into anything. Those calls are free to the customer.
$0.53
÷
Roughly one call in three books a job35%, our own planning assumption, not yet measured in production.
35%
=
Which puts about $1.50 of calls behind every booked jobAgainst $19.00 charged for that job, leaving $17.50.
$1.50

Per minute rates from published vendor pricing accessed 2026-08-10: Vapi platform fee $0.05 a minute plus models at cost, Retell $0.07 to $0.31 componentized, Bland $0.11 to $0.14 all inclusive, Twilio ConversationRelay $0.07 plus $0.0085 inbound voice and $1.15 a month for a local number. The 35% booking rate and the 45% recovery rate are our own planning assumptions and are not yet measured in production. The first pilot exists to measure them, and whatever they turn out to be will be published here.

Why the shape matters more than the number

A per minute vendor wants a longer call. We want a booked job.

That is not a slogan, it is an accounting fact. When the meter runs on talk time, every extra minute is margin, so the product has no reason to be efficient and every reason to be chatty. When the meter runs on the outcome, a shorter call that still books the job is strictly better for both sides.

It also makes the free part genuinely free. Wrong numbers, sales calls, somebody's cousin looking for a different business, the call at 2 AM that turns out to be nothing: all of it costs us and none of it costs you. Nobody selling minutes can copy that without breaking their own revenue model.

Your protection

Every charge, provable.
Every dispute, yours.

Every charge shows you the call it came from.

The recording where consent permits, the transcript, and the appointment record. If you cannot see why you were charged, you should not be charged, so you will always be able to see it.

One tap disputes any charge, and you keep the benefit of the doubt.

We would rather lose the $19 than have you spend a Tuesday arguing about it. Repeat disputes are a signal that our booking definition is wrong, and that gets fixed at the source.

Quality failures refund themselves before you notice.

A nightly check re-reads every booking. A wrong address, a slot that was already taken, a callback promised and never logged. Those reverse automatically and text you what happened.

Fleets and franchises are a conversation, not a listed price.

Multiple trucks, multiple locations and multiple numbers change the shape of the meter, so those get scheduled properly rather than guessed at on a page.

Tell us what you need

No checkout. Just tell us,
and we will build it around you.

There is nothing to buy on this page on purpose. The first group goes live free and stays free until it produces something, so the only thing worth doing right now is telling us which part you want and letting us set it up with you.

One reply from a person, not a drip sequence. Fleets, franchises and portfolios get a scheduled call rather than a listed price.