An AI receptionist that answers 24/7, sorts the emergencies from the quotes, and books the job straight into ServiceM8.
Drag the two sliders. Your numbers, not an industry average.
Three steps, live within 48 hours, and you keep your number.
Two taps on your handset. Keep your number — nothing gets ported, nothing gets cut over.
We give you these with your number already filled in.
Picks up the calls you can't — works out how urgent it is, and checks the address is in your patch.
Booked into your calendar, and you get an SMS summary — the same job card you saw up top.
If it can't handle something, it says so and takes a message. That's the whole trick.
Swipe if you're on a phone.
| MISSED CALL | VOICEMAIL | ANSWERING SERVICE | SWITCHIE | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Answers 24/7 | no | sort of | yes | yes |
| Knows your prices + service area | — | — | rarely | yes |
| Books into ServiceM8 | — | — | no | yes |
| Caller always reaches someone | no | message bank | yes | yes |
| Monthly cost | lost jobs | A$0 | A$400–900 | A$490 |
No. You keep your number and your telco. You just forward calls when you can't take them — it takes two taps on the handset, and you can turn it off any time.
It's told what counts as an emergency for your trade. Gas, live wires, flooding — it takes the details, tells the caller what to do right now — standard safety steps only, like shutting the water off — and rings your mobile straight away. If you don't pick up it calls the second number on the list. It is not a replacement for 000 and never presents itself as one.
It asks again, once, plainly. If it still can't get there it stops pretending, takes a callback number and texts you the message. It never guesses an address.
It's an Australian voice, and it's set up with your suburbs, your trade words and your prices — 'hot water unit', not 'water heating appliance'. You'll hear it before you pay: the demo on this page is the same agent.
Month to month. Cancel from the dashboard and it stops at the end of the month. No exit fee, no minimum term.
A five-minute form in your portal — or a call if you'd rather: your services, your prices, your service area, your after-hours rules. We build it, you ring it and test it, then you forward your line. Live inside 48 hours.
Because that's where our demo line lives while we wait on an Australian one. It's the demo only — your own Switchie number will be Australian, and your callers will never see a +64 anything.
Today we book into ServiceM8 and Google Calendar, and everything else comes to you by SMS — which works whatever you run. Tradify is next on the list; tell us on the setup call and we'll let you know when it lands.