AI front desk for trades

Every missed call is$189 walking out the door

While you're under a sink, on a roof, or in a panel, your phone is ringing, and 27% of those calls go unanswered. Laddr answers on the first ring, qualifies the job, and books it straight to your calendar. You keep working. The calendar fills itself.

$865,479what an average 5-truck shop loses to missed calls every year. Industry benchmark.Source:ServiceTitanInvocaJobber 2026
Example call
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Incoming call

+1 (716) ••• 3402

Buffalo, NY · Saturday · 7:14 AM

LARA

for Apex HVAC

  • LARA

    Apex HVAC, this is LARA. How can I help?

  • Caller

    My furnace just stopped, it's freezing. Can someone come today?

  • LARA

    I'm so sorry. Can I get your zip and a callback number?

  • Caller

    14216. Cell is best, this number.

Booked · $420 service call1m 47s

Proof, not promises

Saturday 7:14 AM. No-heat emergency.

LARA picks up on the first ring. Qualifies the job. Books the slot. Sends you the lead while you're on another job.

Worried your customers will know it's AI? LARA introduces herself by name and never pretends to be human. Most callers are just glad someone picked up at 7am on a Saturday.

The platform

Three products.
One front desk.

Voice: answers your phone

LARA
Picks up on the first ring. Every time.

Sounds like she works at your shop. Asks the questions you'd ask, books the slot on your calendar, hands the call to your on-call tech for emergencies. The phone agent who doesn't take lunch.

  • 24/7, including Christmas Eve and Saturday mornings
  • Books straight onto your Google Calendar or Microsoft 365 / Outlook calendar
  • Hands the call to your on-call tech for emergencies

LARA

Live · 00:47

  • "Need someone today. Furnace is out."

  • "I can get a tech to you by 9:30 AM. Want me to lock that in?"

Booked · 9:30 AM$420

Chat: answers your website

Pulse
Knows your shop as well as you do.

Trained on your services, your hours, your pricing, your service area. When somebody pokes around your site at 11pm, Pulse answers their actual question and grabs their number, instead of letting them bounce to the next shop on Google.

  • Reads from your real services, hours, and pricing, not generic stuff
  • Grabs the visitor's name, number, and the job before they leave
  • Looks like your shop: your colors, your name, your way of talking

Apex HVAC

Hi! Looking for HVAC service or have a question? I can help.

Do you serve 14216?

Yes, that's our home zip. Want me to grab your contact and have a tech reach out?

Lead capture

Reviews: grows your reputation

Boost
Never ask for a review again.

Emails the customer 24 hours after the job (text messages roll out after carrier approval). If they don't respond, it nudges them once more. You stop forgetting to ask. The 5-stars start stacking up.

  • Sends an email 24 hours after the job, with one polite reminder (text messages roll out after carrier approval)
  • Routes captured reviews to your preferred platforms (Google Business Profile, Facebook, and Trustpilot connectors rolling out)
  • Every new review lands in your inbox so you can reply in 30 seconds

Last 30 days

4.9

+14 this month
  • Linda C.

    Google

    "Fast, professional, and Steve explained everything. Would absolutely call again."

  • Mike R.

    Google

    "Showed up on a Saturday for an emergency. Fair price. 10/10."

  • Pat L.

    Google

    "Best HVAC experience I've had in 15 years of owning this house."

The hidden bill

You're already paying it.
You just can't see it.

Based on an average 5-truck HVAC, plumbing, or electrical shop: 4 jobs/truck/day, $450 blended ticket, 27% miss rate (Invoca). Best case in this size range is $241K a year. Worst case is $2.01M. Yours is in there somewhere.

Last week's invoice

Unpaid
  • Mon 06:48 PM

    Missed call · 'furnace not heating'

    After-hours emergency, 1.4× weekday ticket

    $2,400
  • Tue 07:12 AM

    Missed call · 'need someone today'

    Repair-ticket estimate from the sample shop model

    $680
  • Tue 11:46 AM

    Voicemail · no callback

    78% of homeowners never call back

    $840
  • Wed 09:31 AM

    Missed call · routine service

    $450 blended ticket

    $450
  • Wed 04:18 PM

    Missed call · install quote request

    Quote request → larger-ticket repair or replacement

    $3,150
  • Thu 06:02 PM

    Missed call · after-hours emergency

    Weekend/evening premium, faster competitor wins

    $2,800
  • Fri 05:47 PM

    Missed call · weekend rush

    41% of online jobs book after-hours

    $1,820
  • Sat 08:14 AM

    Missed call · no-heat emergency

    Only 48% of home-services shops respond after-hours

    $2,400
  • Sat 02:33 PM

    Missed call · capacitor replacement

    Standard parts-and-labor service call

    $540
  • Sun 11:03 AM

    Missed call · drain backup

    Plumbing service average per ServiceTitan

    $1,040

This week

$16,645

Annualized

$865,479

Run your own numbers

Don't trust the average. Run yours.

Plug in your trucks, your tickets, your gut estimate of the miss rate. We'll show you what's leaking: weekly and annually.

5
4

ServiceTitan benchmark: 3 to 5

$450
27%

Industry benchmark: 27%

Per missed lead-call$189

What you're losing this week

$16,644

Based on 5 trucks · 4 jobs/day · 27% missed · $450 ticket

× 52 weeks

What you're losing this year

$865,479

Math: jobs/day × miss rate ÷ (1 − miss rate) × ticket. Per-call uses 42% booking rate (ServiceTitan). Operating year: 5 days × 52 weeks. Excludes after-hours and weekend premium, so your real number is probably higher.

See what Laddr would catch this week

01

30-min call

We learn your shop: services, pricing, calendar, who's on-call.

02

5-7 days, we set it up

We build LARA to sound like your shop, put Pulse on your site, turn Boost on. About an hour of your time, total.

03

You go live

We sit on the first week of calls with you and tune LARA until it sounds like your shop.

Meet the team

Built by people who've been on the truck.

Laddr didn't come out of a tech incubator. We watched friends in the trades lose money every day to a phone nobody could answer, so we built the front desk we wish they'd had.

Max Svejda

Max Svejda

Co-founder, CEO

Came up in construction labor, then spent years selling reputation software to home-services shops. He has watched good operators lose jobs to a phone nobody answered.

Colin Lawless

Colin Lawless

Co-founder, CTO

Built the Laddr platform. Before software, it was painting and carpentry jobs picked up off Facebook.

Climb the Laddr

Stop the $16K-a-week leak.
Start booking the calls you're missing.