Up a ladder?
The job still gets caught
Most lost work is a call you couldn't take. Trayder gives you a business number that texts back within seconds of a missed call — the enquiry is captured, a reply is drafted, and the lead is still warm when you're back on the ground.
Get early accessText-back sent automatically. They replied: "Hi, need my gutters cleared before the rain — how much roughly?"
"Can we move Tuesday's visit to the afternoon?" — reply drafts in her language.
The call rings through like normal — you just can't always answer, and that's fine.
“Sorry I missed you — probably up a ladder! What's the job?” Sounds like you, because you approve the wording once.
Their reply joins your unified inbox with everything else about them.
Rough price, next steps, a visit offer — written for your tap when you're back in the van.
It doesn't hold a phone conversation for you. It catches the lead instantly and moves it to text, where you stay in control. Elsewhere this kind of cover is a paid add-on; here it's part of Solo.
The lead you didn't lose pays for the month
One caught job covers a year of Trayder. It only has to work once.
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