Gets to every new lead before your competitor’s voicemail does.
Missed calls, after-hours inquiries, and web form fills — including Google Local Services, Yelp, and Angi leads — get an instant response, the right qualifying questions, and a route to the right person while the lead is still warm.
The loop, start to finish.
In lead-driven trades, the first business to respond usually wins. The Qualifier’s whole job is being first — without wasting your team’s time on junk.
Responds in seconds, on any channel
A missed call gets a text back in under a minute. A form fill from Google LSA, Yelp, or Angi gets an instant reply. After-hours callers get "we’re closed, but I can help — is this an emergency?"
Asks the questions that matter
Service type, urgency, address, and whatever your trade needs to scope the job — your required fields, captured every time.
Screens out the noise
Spam, solicitors, and out-of-area requests are handled politely and never reach your team. In-area, in-scope leads move forward.
Routes hot leads to humans instantly
High-value or urgent leads — by your thresholds — go straight to a person, with everything already captured. Emergencies go to the Dispatch chain.
Books what can be booked
Qualified routine work gets booked against real availability on the same conversation — no callback loop for the customer to escape from.
Saturday, 7:48 PM. A form fill from Google LSA.
A homeowner comparing three electricians submits a panel-upgrade request and starts waiting. Two of the three companies will see it Monday. The Qualifier replies in seconds — not with “we got your message” but with your actual scoping questions: panel age, garage or basement, timeline. The homeowner answers from the couch, the job clears your in-area and in-scope checks, and the estimate visit lands on Tuesday’s calendar before the second company has even opened the lead. The complete record — who, what, where, how urgent — is on your dashboard when you check it Sunday night.
A qualifying conversation, end to end
Seconds to first response, your scoping questions asked, and the estimate visit booked in the same thread.
Illustrative example — synthetic content, not a real customer.
What you see
- Every captured lead as a complete record: who, what, where, how urgent
- Response time per lead — the metric that decides who wins the job
- Which leads were qualified, booked, routed to a human, or screened out
- After-hours and missed-call captures that would otherwise be voicemail
What it never does
No arrival promises your dispatch can’t back, no "we can definitely do that" before the job is scoped.
Service-call rates you’ve set, yes. Improvised install pricing without job scope, never — those get flagged for a human estimate.
It captures symptoms for the technician. It doesn’t play technician.
Above your urgency or value threshold, a human is notified immediately — the agent doesn’t try to handle what you’ve said a person should.
These guardrails are enforced by the system — checked in code before an action runs, not just written into a prompt.
Common questions about Lead Qualifier.
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Hear it before you buy it.
The voice demo on this site is the same engine that would answer your phone. Try it, then book a demo and we'll map your leaks live.