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Big-company automation, built for the trades.
Hi, I'm Eamon. For the last 8 years my day job has been building sales and workflow automation for large companies: the systems that answer customers instantly, route every request to the right person and keep every calendar in sync. One question kept bugging me. If the big guys get all of that, why are the plumbers, electricians and roofers who actually keep this country running still losing jobs to voicemail?
Why I built JobCatcher
Large companies spend serious money so that no customer ever waits. Every call gets a reply, every request lands with the right person, and nobody has to remember to follow up. Meanwhile, a two-truck shop is doing all of that by memory, on one phone, from the top of a ladder.
That gap felt wrong to me. The technology isn't the hard part anymore. What small businesses were missing was someone willing to package it simply enough that you can set it up in five minutes and price it so one saved job pays for the month. So I built it.
What you get
JobCatcher gives you the same kind of tools big service companies run on, without the IT department:
- Every missed call answered in seconds. The caller gets a text from your business, tells you what's wrong and books a time, while you keep working.
- An inbox that sorts itself. AI labels every customer text as action needed, complaint, question or other, so you know what to answer first without reading everything twice.
- Scheduling that runs itself. Customers only see real openings inside your hours, nobody can double-book you, and reminders, On my way texts, and reschedule and cancel links all go out on their own.
- Your whole crew on one calendar. On Pro, you see who's free, booked or off at a glance, assign jobs with one tap, and your crew gets their jobs by text. No app for them to install.
- Approvals built in. When a crew member asks for time off, it comes to you to approve. You stay in control without chasing anyone.
- Paid by text. Send your own Square, Stripe, PayPal or Venmo link from any job. The money goes straight to you.
Enterprise tools, small-business price
Companies that run this kind of setup usually pay for a dispatcher, an answering service, scheduling software and a stack of add-ons. JobCatcher is $39 a month on Solo or $79 a month on Pro for crews, plus a one-time $35 activation fee when you go live. No contract, no per-call charges, and your first month is charged with the activation fee when you go live.
Every week you run without it, calls you'll never hear about are going to whoever answered first. The shops already using automation like this aren't working harder than you. They're just never the one who didn't call back.
What I believe
- Simple beats clever. If you can send a text, you can run JobCatcher.
- Honest pricing. Two plans, one activation fee, nothing hidden. Cancel anytime.
- No overpromising. The site only describes what the product actually does today.
- Your customers are yours. You own the information you and your customers put into JobCatcher, and we never sell or rent personal information. Read the Privacy Policy.
- Texting done right. Texts only go to people who just called you, numbers are registered with US carriers, and STOP always works.
Talk to me
JobCatcher is a small, independent business based in San Antonio, Texas, and I run it myself. That means your feedback reaches the person who can actually change the product. Email support@jobcatcherapp.com or use Report a problem at the bottom of the homepage.
Setting up is free and takes about five minutes. Your questions for your trade are already written. Come see what your customers would get.