The AI receptionist for contractors
You're on a job site with a saw running and a client walking the plans with you. The phone rings — a remodel that's worth more than your truck. CallEmBack answers, writes down the project and the address, and you call back a real lead instead of finding a voicemail at 7pm.
Why contractors lose jobs to missed calls
62% of calls to small businesses go unanswered · 85% of voicemail callers never call back · 78% hire whoever responds first
What a rescued call looks like
One saved $3,500 jobpays for months of CallEmBack. The AI never quotes prices, never overpromises — it captures the job and promises your callback. That's it.
Questions contractors ask us
My jobs are custom. Won't an AI say something that boxes me in?
It can't — it has no field for a price and no way to confirm a date. It takes what the caller describes, the address, and their timeline, then says you'll call back. Every number and commitment still comes from you, after you've seen the job.
How is this different from the answering service my GC uses?
Mostly price and behaviour. Human services bill per minute — wrong numbers and supplier calls burn the same minutes as customers — and typically land at $200–350/month. This is $49 flat, answers every call at once during a busy week, and hands you a written brief rather than a message slip.
Can it tell a homeowner from a sub or a supplier?
It records who's calling and what they want, so you see it before you dial back. Sales calls and wrong numbers get ended politely instead of becoming leads.
I already miss calls on purpose when I'm bidding. Does that change?
No — that's the point. You keep ignoring the phone. The difference is that by the time you look at it, the caller has already been spoken to in your company's name and you know whether it's worth interrupting your day.
One saved job pays for a year
Also built for plumbers, electricians, hvac companies, handymen and every trade that works with its hands.