For handymen
You're on job number six. We're on the line.
A handyman's day is ten small jobs and a phone that rings through all of them. Tradies Line answers what you can't, books the work onto your calendar or takes the lead, and keeps the list growing while you're on the tools.
No card needed. Keep your existing number.
The jobs that go to the next number on the list
The gate that won't shut
A small job, a ready customer. If you don't pick up they don't leave a voicemail, they just keep scrolling.
The list caller
Someone with five jobs saved up: shelves, a sticking door, a fence panel. Miss the call and the whole list goes to someone else.
The rental fix-it list
An agent with make-good jobs across three rentals. They ring whoever answers first.
What it does on a handyman call
It answers on your existing number
Your number stays the one on your ute and your flyers. When you're mid-job or up a ladder, the call forwards to your AI receptionist and gets answered in a natural local voice.
It asks the right questions
What needs doing, how many jobs on the list, the suburb, the access. You set your services, your prices, and your hours, and it works to them on every call.
It books the job or takes the lead
Small jobs book straight onto your calendar. A longer list or anything that needs a look first gets captured as a structured lead with everything you need to quote.
It texts you on urgent jobs
Most handyman calls can wait a day. For the one that genuinely can't, it texts your mobile with the details while the call is still happening. On every plan.
The customer gets one confirmation text
A booked job is confirmed by SMS in your business name. No follow-up sequences, no marketing messages.
Why handymen run it
No new number
Keep the number on your ute, your flyers, and every noticeboard in the suburb. Call forwarding does the rest.
Every call logged
Each answered call lands in your dashboard with a summary and transcript, so you can check what was said between jobs.
Works with your tools
Bookings land on your Google or Outlook calendar. ServiceM8 and Xero connect on the Teams plan.
Common questions
Does it understand handyman work?
It's set up for trades from day one and works to your setup: your services, your prices, your service area, your hours. Odd jobs, repairs, property maintenance, it asks what the caller needs and gets the details down.
Can it take a list of jobs from one caller?
Yes. It gets the caller's list down in the lead, so you can price the lot properly and ring back with one quote.
Do I need a new number?
No. You keep your existing number and set up conditional call forwarding in your phone settings, in a few minutes. The dashboard has step-by-step instructions for the major AU and NZ carriers.
Can it price jobs over the phone?
It can share your set prices as a guide, a call-out fee or an hourly rate. Anything bigger gets captured as a lead so you can quote it properly.
What does it cost?
Solo is $99 a month, Teams is $299. Both start with a 7-day free trial.