Riseside answers the ones you can't. Every missed call gets a text back within seconds — so the job is still yours when you're free to look at it.
Book fifteen minutesNo pitch deck. I'll tell you honestly whether this fixes your problem.
Live in 10 to 14 business days after your onboarding call, once we have everything we need to set you up. Texting switches on when the carriers approve your registration.
Nothing dramatic. That's the problem — you never find out it happened.
You're with a customer, out on a job, or already on another call. It goes to voicemail.
Most people don't. They hang up and dial the next name on the list, because they need it done this week.
Somebody's already booked them. You never knew there was a job there at all, so it never shows up anywhere.
The second that call goes unanswered, a text goes out from your number. Not five minutes later, not when you're finally free.
The text-back is the first move, not the last. Depending on your plan, here is what carries it from a missed call to a paid job.
Nobody writes down the job they never found out about. You just never hear back, and you assume they found somebody cheaper — when usually they went with the competitor who answered first.
Here's what that's worth in your business.
Slide the two bars to put in your own numbers. What you see now is just an example.
One job you didn't know about covers the cost for the month. The rest of that money is yours to grow on — and it comes around again next month.
I was the bottleneck in my own company. Sundays at my desk working out who I owed a call back, and leads sitting in a notebook.
— Elissa, founder. Running my own service business since 2002.
That five-hour Sunday is minutes now. Setting it up is our job, not yours — here's the entire ask on your side:
A short form. Your details, your hours, what you offer. Nothing you'd go digging for.
One call, for the things a form can't ask. How you like things handled.
Your training once it's live. Recorded, so you can hand it to your staff.
That’s the whole problem — there’s no list of them, no missed-call log that tells you what one was worth. Fifteen minutes on the phone and we’ll work out what yours is actually costing you.
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