AI-powered after-hours coverage

Your phone rings at 2 AM. We pick up.

AI receptionist built for plumbers, HVAC techs, and electricians. Answers calls, qualifies leads, books jobs. You sleep.

85%
of callers hang up on voicemail
$5,000
avg lost per missed emergency
< 2 sec
answer time, every call
The Problem

Every missed call is a job your competitor gets.

2:14 AM
Pipe bursts
Homeowner panics. Calls the first plumber on Google. Gets your voicemail. Hangs up immediately.
2:15 AM
They call your competitor
Someone picks up. They book. That's a $2,500 emergency job you'll never know about.
7:00 AM
You check your phone
One missed call. No voicemail. No idea you just lost money. This happens 10+ times a month.
How RingShift Works

Set it up once. We handle the rest.

White-glove onboarding included. We configure everything for your specific trade.

01

Forward your line

After hours or when you're on a job, calls route to RingShift. Takes 2 minutes to set up with any phone provider.

02

AI answers like your best employee

Trained on your business, your services, your service area. Speaks naturally. Qualifies the lead. Detects emergencies.

03

Jobs get booked automatically

Syncs with your calendar. Books appointments. Sends the customer a confirmation text. Routes urgent calls to you directly.

Pricing

Less than one missed job per month.

Both plans include white-glove setup. We configure your AI receptionist for you.

Starter
$199/mo

For owner-operators and small crews.

  • AI call answering after hours
  • Lead capture and qualification
  • SMS follow-up to callers
  • Calendar integration
  • White-glove setup included
Pro
$299/mo

For growing businesses that need more.

  • Everything in Starter
  • 24/7 coverage (not just after hours)
  • Emergency call routing to on-call tech
  • Job booking with dispatch
  • CRM and ServiceTitan sync
  • Onboarding email campaigns

Your next customer is calling right now.

RingShift makes sure someone always picks up. Built for trades, by people who understand that a missed call isn't an inconvenience. It's lost revenue.