A missed call isn’t a lost job. Voicemail is.

You can’t answer with a wrench in your hand. CatchMissed is missed-call text back for solo plumbers and HVAC techs. The caller still hears from you, by text, within a minute, with a way to book.

Without CatchMissed
Missed callVoicemailNext Google result
With CatchMissed
Missed callText within a minuteReply or book

A note from Mo

I built CatchMissed after talking to US plumbers who said they miss calls mid-repair.

It isn’t software you have to learn. I set it up on the phone you already use, write the text so it sounds like you, and keep an eye on it every week. You still talk to your customers. I just stop the lead from dying in voicemail.

No dashboard. No hard sell. If it’s not a fit for your shop, I’ll tell you.

Mo, CatchMissed

From checkout to live, step by step.

Carrier approval is the slow part, usually 1–2 weeks. Mo starts it the day you pay, so it runs while everything else gets set up.

  1. Pay $149 setup

    Secure checkout through Stripe.

  2. Carrier paperwork starts

    Mo registers your business for texting. US carriers require this before any text goes out.

  3. Mo emails you

    To book your setup call at a time that works around jobs.

  4. We wire it up

    Missed-call forwarding, your text and your Calendly or Typeform link.

  5. Test call, then live

    We miss a call on purpose so you see the text land, then you get a 15-minute Loom. Weekly emails start.

Does $79 a month make sense for your shop?

Plug in your own numbers. We don’t promise every caller books, only that every missed caller gets a text with a clear next step.

Missed calls per weekYour best guess
5
Average job valueWhat a typical call turns into
$250

That’s about 22 missed calls a month that would otherwise hit voicemail.

If just one of them books, that’s $250, or 3.2× your monthly fee.

Your numbers, not ours. Illustration only, not a forecast.

You’ll know it’s working without logging in.

Every week you get a plain email: who called, who got a text, who replied. That’s the whole report.

  • About 200 texts a month included
  • Monitoring by a real person
  • Copy tweaks when you want them
  • Weekly summary email

What it is. What it isn’t.

It is

  • Missed call, automatic text, booking link
  • A setup and monthly service, run by a person
  • On the phone you already use
  • Built for solo plumbers and HVAC shops with 1–3 techs

It isn’t

  • Jobber or ServiceTitan
  • A full AI phone agent
  • An answering service
  • A dashboard you have to log into

What it costs.

If it saves you one job a month, it has paid for itself. Simple test for the pilot: are callers answering the text? If not, you shouldn’t pay for it.

Estimate Pilot pricing, in US dollars

Setup one-time

  • Missed-call forwarding on your phone
  • Your text, written in your voice
  • Booking link (Calendly or Typeform)
  • Carrier texting registration, started the day you pay
  • Test call and a 15-minute Loom walkthrough
$149was list $199
Pay $149 setup

Mo emails you within one business day to book your setup call.

Monthly

  • About 200 texts a month
  • Monitoring by a real person
  • Copy tweaks when you want them
  • Weekly email: missed, texted, replied
$79a month

Pilot guarantee. If your missed-call texts get zero replies in the first 14 days, we refund the monthly (setup stays paid if the work was done), or waive month 1 with setup.

Still wondering?

Email info@catchmissed.com. A person answers.

Do I need new software?

No. It works with the phone you already use.

Is this an answering service?

No. It’s a text and a booking link only. You still talk to the customer.

How soon is it live?

Texting starts once US carriers approve your business for texting, usually within 1–2 weeks. Mo starts that paperwork the day you pay.

How fast is the text?

Texts target under 1 minute after a missed call.

What if they don’t want to book online?

They reply YES and you call them back when you’re free.

Which booking tools work?

Calendly or Typeform. We set up the link with you.

What about TCPA?

The customer called you first, it’s a transactional follow-up, and STOP is on every text. (Pilot; not legal advice.)