A one-truck plumber runs his business out of his work van and his iPhone. He's good at the work. He hates the phone. Before Ajeris, every burst-pipe call after 6pm went to voicemail, and most went to the next plumber on Google before he heard the recording the next morning.
What changed
The owner pointed his business number at Ajeris with a five-minute setup. He cloned his voice, pasted his triage rules (burst pipe is emergency, slow drip is next Tuesday, no-hot-water is same-day), and wired Stripe for the $99 emergency callout fee. Maya now picks up every call within two rings, runs the triage script consistently, sends a Stripe payment link by SMS while the customer is still on the line, and texts the owner a clean dispatch summary the moment she hangs up.
What the owner gets back
The morning after a winter freeze, he wakes up to a Slack message with three paid dispatches already lined up: name, address, deposit confirmed, photos of the leak. The voicemail box that used to be a graveyard of lost revenue is now a pipeline of pre-paid jobs. He stopped picking up the phone with wet hands; he stopped losing the calls he picked up too late.
Try the same setup
Free to start. Text +1 (470) 821 4265. The five-minute wizard provisions a number and walks you through the triage rules and the deposit wiring. The test: leave your iPhone on Do Not Disturb tonight and let Maya answer. Most owners decide within the first emergency call.
