Your hands are busy. We catch every call.
Missed a customer call? CallCatch texts the customer back and books the job — automatically.
Need live call answering? Our virtual receptionist picks up in your business name — no voicemail, ever.
Built exclusively for the trades — not generic businesses
How It Works
Built around how you actually work
You're a plumber, HVAC tech, or roofer — not a salesperson. CallCatch handles your calls and leads so you can stay focused on the job in front of you.
Every missed call gets a response
When your hands are busy and a customer calls, CallCatch catches it and sends them a text. That text opens a conversation that walks them through booking a job or requesting an estimate — no missed opportunity.
- Works with your existing business number
- Text flow customized for your trade — plumbing, HVAC, or roofing
- Customer books or requests an estimate right from the conversation
A receptionist that never calls in sick
Want someone to actually answer the phone? Our virtual receptionist picks up every call, greets customers in your name, collects their info, and schedules them — or routes urgent calls directly to you.
- Answers calls live, in your business name
- Collects job details, address, and availability
- Flags urgent jobs so you can step away from the current one
See every lead — miss nothing
A simple, no-nonsense dashboard built for people who work with their hands. Every call, every reply, every booking in one place. Know exactly what needs following up — without digging through voicemails.
- Every missed call and customer reply in one view
- See which jobs are confirmed vs. still pending
- Follow-up reminders so nothing slips through
How a missed call becomes a booked job
Happens automatically. You stay focused on the work in front of you.
Live Demo
Watch a missed call turn into a booked job
Carlos is working. His phone rings. He can't get to it. Watch what CallCatch does instead.
Carlos is working right now
Press the button to see what happens when someone calls
Carlos wrapped up his job, drove to the next one, and already had a new booking on his calendar.