A generic phone line books nothing.
A caller asking about a haul-out is not a caller asking about a lash fill. The questions are different, the qualifying is different, and the thing that makes the booking is different. Below is every trade we have actually sat down and written the rules for: what the call costs when it is missed, and what the line has to know to be worth answering with.
Written up so far
Marine & boat repair
A mobile marine mechanic can't answer with both hands in an outboard. The AI picks up, gets the boat, the motor and the ramp, and takes the booking before they hang up.
Real estate agents
An agent's phone rings while they're walking a buyer through a kitchen. The AI answers, works out whether it's a buyer, a seller or a Zillow tyre-kicker, and takes the booking for the one worth your Saturday.
Aviation & charter
Private charter buyers call several operators for the same trip. The AI answers first, takes the route, the dates and the passenger count, and puts a real enquiry in front of your ops desk.
Med spas, lash & aesthetics
Lash, brow, facial and injectable work is hands-on and hours long. The AI picks up mid-service, answers the pricing and prep questions, and takes the booking details for the next one.
Barbershops
Hands are busy, the phone is not. Every ring while the clippers are running is a booking someone else takes.
Home services
HVAC, plumbing, electrical. The first company to actually answer usually gets the job.
Insurance brokers
Quote calls arrive in bursts and go cold fast. What gets captured is what gets written.
About the proof on these pages
That's a website and owner portal we built and shipped. You can open it right now. It is not a phone line we answer for them. Handled Phone has no customers yet; you would be the first. We're showing it because it's how we know what this trade actually books, and because you can check it.
Or start from where you are
Palm Beach County up through the Treasure Coast, with the work we have published in each.
Every town we have written up →