Here's the whole pricing table — no games
| Fleet size | You pay |
|---|---|
| 5-15 trucks | $499/month |
| 15-50 trucks | $799/month |
Both tiers get you the same thing: someone (well, something) answering every call around the clock, quoting your diagnostic fee, booking real appointments on your calendar, flagging emergencies straight to your on-call guy, and a summary after every call so nothing slips through.
Does it actually pay for itself?
Do the napkin math with me. A missed call runs you about $350 on the low end. Recover two extra jobs a month and you've already covered the $499 tier — and the average shop is missing 13-plus calls a month, not two. This isn't a hard sell where you have to squint to see the ROI.
What you won't get hit with
No per-minute charges. No fee every time it books an appointment. No contract shoved in front of you before you've even seen it work. You get 14 real days to see what it does with your actual calls before a dime changes hands on a retainer.
Why nobody else will just tell you the price
Notice how most of these services make you "book a demo" before you find out what it costs? That's usually because their pricing scales in ways they don't want to explain up front. We just tell you. You're busy running a business — you shouldn't have to sit through a sales pitch to find out if this fits your budget.