Fixr Pro / Call Catcher

Never lose a job
to a missed call.

Coming soon

When you can't pick up, Call Catcher answers in your firm's name, finds out what the job is and where, and books it in or passes it to you. Built for trades firms that are under a floor when the phone rings.

How it will work

Call Catcher,
step by step.

Here's what we're building. Waitlist members help shape it and get first access.

01

Call comes in

You're on a job or it's out of hours. After a few rings the call goes to Call Catcher.

02

It finds out the job

It asks what's wrong, where, and how urgent, in plain English, in your firm's name.

03

It books or hands over

Routine work is booked into your diary. Emergencies are passed straight to whoever is on call.

04

You see everything

Every call lands in Jobs as an enquiry, with the details and a recording.

What you'll get

Built for
trades firms.

It plugs into Jobs, so customers, properties and bookings are shared.

Answers in your name

Customers hear your firm, not a call centre.

Books into your diary

Uses the same schedule as Jobs, so there are no double bookings.

Knows what's urgent

Gas smells, floods and no heating in winter get passed on right away.

Out-of-hours cover

Evenings and weekends handled without a night on the phone.

Text back

Callers who hang up get a text with a link to book.

Every call logged

See who called, what they wanted and what happened.

Made for
Sole tradersEmergency plumbersHeating engineersDrainage firmsSmall offices

Get first access to Call Catcher

One email when it launches. Fixr Pro Complete members get it included.

Questions

Call Catcher questions

When will it launch?

After Jobs and Drain Survey are settled. The tool with the biggest waitlist launches first.

Will it sound like a robot?

It's designed to sound natural and to say it's an assistant for your firm. You'll be able to hear examples before you switch it on.

What does it cost?

Pricing is announced at launch. It's included in Fixr Pro Complete.

Every call,
caught.

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