The front desk for trades

Stop losing jobsto voicemail.

You're under a sink. The phone rings. TradeLoom picks it up in your greeting, gets the name, the job, the address and how bad it is — then texts you the whole thing on one screen.

Your number stays yours · Live in about ten minutes
Don't pay until it catches a job

Intake 4471Tue · 7:52 PM
Urgent

“Main breaker keeps tripping, half the house is dark.”

Caller
Maria R. · (713) 555-0142
Job
Main breaker troubleshooting
Needs
Same day — has a newborn at home
Address
2110 Oakmont Ln, Houston TX

What a missed call actually costs

Nobody leaves a voicemail
when the water's rising.

They hang up and call the next name on the list. You never find out the job existed.

The way it goes now

  • Phone rings while both your hands are busy
  • It goes to a voicemail nobody uses
  • You call back at 8pm — they booked someone else at 3
  • The details you did catch are on a scrap of paper in the truck

The way it goes with TradeLoom

  • It answers on the second ring, in your words
  • Gets the name, job, address, and how urgent it is
  • Texts you the brief before you're out from under the sink
  • Every call is on the record — nothing lives on a scrap of paper

Setup, start to finish

Ten minutes, once.

You don't learn software. You forward your line and get back to work.

01 — Keep your number

Forward it when you don't pick up

The number on your truck stays the number on your truck. We walk you through the forwarding code for your carrier, then place a test call so you can hear it work before you trust it.

02 — Say it your way

Your greeting, English or Spanish

Type the words you'd say if you'd picked up. Pick the services you actually do, so it asks the questions that matter for a slab leak and not for a fence quote.

03 — Get the brief

A text, not another app to check

The job lands as a text message you can read one-handed. Tap to call back. Mark it booked when you win it. That's the whole workflow.

The brief

One screen.
Everything you'd
have written down.

Not a transcript to scroll through. Not a recording to sit through. The four things you need to decide whether to drive across town, plus their own words about what's wrong.

If the call falls apart — bad signal, they hang up early, the line cuts out — you still get their number, the time they called, and the recording. You never lose a lead to a technical problem.

Intake 4472Wed · 6:14 AM

“Water heater let go overnight, garage is flooded.”

Caller
Dwayne P. · (770) 555-0188
Job
Water heater replacement, 50 gal
Needs
Emergency — water still running
Address
418 Millard Rd, McDonough GA
Asked
Ballpark before you come out

What you get

Built for a phone
in a work glove.

Answers around the clock

Nights, weekends, and the four hours you're in a crawlspace with no signal.

Knows your trade

Asks a roofer's questions on a roofing call and a plumber's on a leak.

English and Spanish

Callers get answered in the language they called in, without you switching anything.

Junk gets filtered

Robocalls and lead-gen spam never reach your phone, and never count against your plan.

Everything on the record

Who called, what they said, what you did about it — timestamped, in one list.

Emergencies ring through

A pipe burst at 2am doesn't wait in a text queue behind a fence quote.

Your crew sees it too

On Team and Crew, briefs go to whoever's covering, not just to you.

Your data stays yours

Never used to train anybody's AI. Download it or delete all of it, any time.

Straight answer

What it isn't.

Plenty of people will sell you a robot that promises to run your business. This isn't that, and we'd rather you know now.

It doesn't price your work

It won't quote a job you haven't seen. It collects what the caller needs and hands the number to you.

It doesn't pretend to be a person

Callers are told they're talking to your answering service, and that the call is recorded.

It isn't a new number to advertise

You keep the one on your truck. Nothing gets reprinted, nothing gets re-listed.

It isn't one more app to check

The brief comes as a text. The app is there when you want the full list — not because you have to.

Pricing

One caught job pays
for the month.

Free to set up and try. You don't pay until it has caught you real work.

 

Solo

$99/ mo

One line, one phone. The owner-operator.

  • Your number forwarded and answered
  • Briefs by text and email
  • English and Spanish
  • Full call history and recordings
Start free

Most trades start here

Team

$149/ mo

You plus a helper or two sharing the load.

  • Everything in Solo
  • Up to 3 people on the inbox
  • Emergency ring-through after hours
  • Quiet hours per person
Start free

 

Crew

$249/ mo

A real crew with trucks out in different directions.

  • Everything in Team
  • Unlimited people, per-person routing
  • Rate card for ballpark quotes
  • Booked-job reporting
Start free

Questions we get

Before you sign up.

Do I have to change my phone number?

No. You keep the number that's on your truck, your signs, and your Google listing. We set your line to forward to TradeLoom only when you don't pick up or you're already on a call — so when you can answer, you answer.

What does the caller actually hear?

Your greeting, in the words you typed, in English or Spanish. Then a short conversation to get their name, what's wrong, where they are, and how soon they need someone. Most calls run under two minutes.

Are calls recorded?

Yes, and every caller is told so at the start — that notice can't be removed, because in several states recording without it isn't legal. You can play back, download, or permanently delete any recording from the app.

Will it quote a price for me?

Only if you tell it to, and only from a rate card you fill in yourself. Out of the box it gathers the details and leaves the number to you. It will never invent a price.

What happens if it doesn't understand someone?

You still get the brief, marked as incomplete, with their phone number, the time they called, and the recording attached. A partial brief beats a missed call — that's the whole point.

What if a caller just wants to talk to me?

It'll try to put them through. If you can't pick up, it takes the details the way it normally would and tells them when you'll be calling back.

Can I turn it off?

One switch in the app. Taking a week off, or just want your phone back for an afternoon — flip it and callers get a plain message instead. Cancel the whole thing any time, no phone call required.

Get set up

The next call is
worth more than
the whole month.

Start free — keep your number