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Software

Software for the shop that currently lives in Housecall Pro — estimates, the board, the jobs — built so more than one company can run on it.

For the shop that runs on Housecall Pro and feels the bill, the limits, and the parts that were built for someone else’s trade. We are that shop. Better Call Pro is what we are building to run on instead.

A laptop on a workbench showing a contractor’s schedule next to copper wire and a lamp.

Better Call Pro

Finishing

Real software. Not ready for a stranger. Ask and I will tell you where it stands.

The largest of these, and the least ready to sell. It is on this page because it exists, not because you can buy it. When it is good enough for our own shop to leave Housecall Pro, it is good enough for you.

No “available now.” No signup page. If the chip says Finishing, that is what it means.

What it does

  • Customers and the price book

    The people you serve and the work you sell, with your numbers.

  • Estimates from photos

    A picture of the panel, and a first pass at the scope and the price. You correct it; it learns your shop.

  • Jobs and the board

    Schedule, dispatch, who is where, home by when.

  • Invoices and the pipeline

    From estimate to job to paid, without three systems.

  • The voice agent reads it

    The shop line books into this board the same way it books into Housecall Pro today.

  • Built for more than one company

    Every shop in its own room from the start. Not a single-company tool with tenants bolted on later.

What it is not

It is not Housecall Pro on day one, and I will not tell you to switch. The rule is simple: if it is good enough for our own shop to leave, it is good enough for you to buy. It is not there yet.

How you can get it

Two ways, and they are different promises. Same code underneath.

I run it for you

There is no managed version.

This one is a thing you hold. It does not make sense for me to run it on your behalf.

You get the app

A call. Then honesty.

Not yet. Call if you want to be the second shop on it when it is ready, or if you want the honest version of where it stands.

Talk to me

Call me. I’ll pick up.

(571) 301-5952

Matt Long. This is my line — not a form, not a voicemail tree. If I miss you, I call back.