Built for home services

    AI agents for home servicesStop losing jobs
    to voicemail
    while you're on a job.

    Every missed call is a job your competitor picks up. Zonara answers 24/7, triages emergencies with a human-confirmed dispatch chain, recovers no-shows, and chases the quote pile — on top of the software you already run.

    Works with your calendar day oneHuman-confirmed emergency dispatchLive in daysBooks into Google Calendar — ServiceTitan & Housecall Pro on the way

    Self-serve from $299/mo — set it up today · full fleet from $1,500/mo

    Live call
    00:39
    Robert Kim
    Existing customer · (713) 555-0188
    It's 95 degrees and my AC just stopped - anyone
    Emergency dispatched
    On-call tech confirmed · Customer texted ETA
    Missed
    After-hours calls that go to voicemail today
    Quotes
    Open estimates aging in silence right now
    Booked
    Captured calls turned into scheduled jobs
    24/7
    Coverage including weekends & emergencies

    It's 2:04 AM.

    A customer calls with a burst pipe — water everywhere. Your phone is off. Your competitor's AI answered on the first ring — or yours did. Tonight decides who owns that customer for a decade.

    Escalation, not improv.

    Dispatch pages the on-call tech and waits for a human to explicitly confirm. No answer? Next tech, then your fallback — it never tells the customer "someone's coming" until someone actually said yes.

    And it shows up as work, not noise.

    By morning the emergency is booked, the transcript is attached, and the one thing that needs your judgment is waiting in the queue — not in your voicemail.

    Needs you · Quote Follow-up

    $14,200 estimate — customer replied"Insurance approved it — when can you start?" · drafted answer waiting on you2:09 AM
    That's the real morning-after row. Demo data.
    Sound familiar?

    You know these leaks. You live them.

    Every one of them is a phone problem — and the phone is exactly where you can't be when you're under a furnace.

    Missed calls during jobs

    You're elbow-deep in a condenser at 2pm and the phone rings three times. Each of those callers dials the next company on the list — and the first one to answer wins the job.

    No-shows eating the board

    A homeowner forgets, the truck rolls anyway or the slot dies empty, and nobody on your team has time to chase the rebooking. The board leaks revenue quietly, every week.

    Estimates dying in silence

    You quoted the job, they said "let me think about it," and nobody followed up — because follow-up calls are the first thing that gets dropped when the week gets busy. The unsold-quote pile is the largest pool of dormant money in any trades business.

    After-hours roulette

    A burst pipe at 2 AM goes to voicemail, or to an answering service that takes a message and pages into the void. Nobody confirms a tech is actually rolling — and the customer calls your competitor while they wait.

    The unsold-quote pile

    The biggest pile of money you've already written off.

    Every open estimate ages in silence — 7, 14, 30 days. Quote Follow-up works the pile on a ladder until each one converts or honestly closes out.

    $3,400

    AC replacement — 7 days quiet

    on the 7/14/30 ladder

    $8,150

    Panel upgrade — 14 days quiet

    on the 7/14/30 ladder

    $14,200

    Hail-damage roof — 30 days quiet

    revived — customer replied, visit booked

    A day in the life

    A day with Zonara on the phones.

    Morning brief to evening summary — what actually happens while you're working.

    7:00 AM
    Morning brief
    Caller

    "(Your phone buzzes before the first job.)"

    Zonara

    One text: today's jobs and windows, yesterday's calls answered and booked, one estimate follow-up waiting for your approval. Reply to act on any of it.

    Day starts with the board in your pocket
    1:40 PM
    Mid-job call · routine
    Caller

    "My garbage disposal is jammed - can someone come out tomorrow?"

    Zonara

    You're under a furnace. Zonara answers in under a second, confirms the service area, books tomorrow's 11–1 window against your real schedule, and texts the confirmation.

    Booked while you kept working
    3:15 PM
    No-show recovered
    Caller

    "(This morning's 9 AM never answered the door.)"

    Zonara

    Your tech marked the no-show with one tap. Zonara runs the friendly follow-up — text, then a call — and rebooks the job for Thursday against real availability.

    Slot rebooked · counted when the job completes
    8:30 PM
    After-hours emergency
    Caller

    "Water heater is leaking everywhere - I shut the valve but it's flooding!"

    Zonara

    Triaged as a true emergency by your rules. The on-call tech is notified and must explicitly confirm — no confirmation, it escalates to the next tech, then your fallback number. Only then does the customer hear "he's on his way."

    Emergency captured · human-confirmed dispatch
    What Zonara does for the trades

    Trained on dispatch.
    Not just "small business".

    Generic AI fumbles emergency vs. routine, books against guesses, and forgets the follow-up. Zonara is built for how a shop actually runs.

    Emergency triage with a human backstop

    Knows the difference between "no AC" in July and "leaking water heater." True emergencies enter the dispatch chain — and the customer is never told someone's coming until a tech has explicitly confirmed.

    Real bookings against your real schedule

    Arrival windows booked against your live calendar or field-service software — never a guess, never a double-booking.

    The quote pile, worked

    Open estimates get followed up on a 7/14/30-day cadence, objections answered, and jobs booked — until each quote converts or honestly closes out.

    Service-area screening

    Knows your zones cold. Out-of-area calls get a polite decline and a captured contact — no 90-minute round trips for a $200 job.

    The fleet for the trades

    Beyond dispatch:
    the agents your shop grows into.

    Every leak in a trades business — the quote pile, the shoulder season, the aging water heaters — each gets its own agent.

    Emergency dispatch

    On a true emergency, the on-call tech is notified and the agent escalates until a human explicitly confirms — it never tells the customer "someone's coming" until a person has actually said yes.

    Estimate rehash

    Works the unsold-quote pile — the largest pool of dormant money in any trades business. Follows up on aged estimates, answers objections, and books the job.

    Seasonal tune-up pushes

    AC tune-ups in April, furnace checks in September, and weather-triggered outreach after a freeze or heat wave — to customers who have opted in.

    Aging-equipment outreach

    Equipment age logged from your job history becomes a "your water heater turns 12 this year" list — proactive replacement conversations before the 2 AM failure.

    Memberships

    Maintenance plans pitched on qualifying interactions, lapsed memberships chased, and the included tune-ups actually booked — so plans renew and your shoulder season smooths out.

    No-show & cancellation recovery

    Missed jobs get rebooked, and a same-day cancellation gets backfilled from the waitlist instead of rolling an empty truck.

    The difference

    Same week. Different ending.

    How a typical week of dispatch plays out - with and without Zonara on the line.

    Scenario
    Without Zonara
    With Zonara
    Saturday water heater emergency
    Voicemail. They call 3 other companies. First one to pick up wins.
    Answered in <1s. On-call notified and confirmed. Customer told the truth.
    Routine service call after hours
    Voicemail. Nobody calls back until Monday. Lead is cold.
    Booked into tomorrow's window against your real schedule.
    Estimate from two weeks ago
    Sitting in a folder. Nobody follows up. Job goes to whoever calls.
    Followed up, objection answered, job booked - or honestly closed out.
    Out-of-area request (50 mi away)
    Tech drives 90 min round-trip for a $200 job. Loses money.
    Politely declined. Tech keeps the slot for in-zone work.
    Morning no-show
    Slot dies. Nobody has time to chase the rebooking.
    Friendly follow-up the same day. Job rebooked for Thursday.
    Built for home services integrations

    Plays nice with the tools you already use.

    Direct integrations or a calendar-bridge for the rest.

    Google Calendar
    Live today. Real-time availability and two-way sync — enough to go live with nothing else.
    ServiceTitan
    Bookings straight to the dispatch board, customers and jobs synced. Rolling out with our first partner locations.
    Housecall Pro
    Jobs and customers created in real time in your dispatcher's view. Rolling out with our first partner locations.
    Other field-service software
    Calendar bridge keeps every workflow running until a direct integration exists — tell us what you run.

    Don't see your tool? Tell us what you use - we'll bridge it.

    Built for home-services

    Built to handle the chaos.

    When a pipe bursts at 2 AM, your customer doesn't want voicemail — and they don't want a comforting lie, either. Zonara picks up in under a second, triages the urgency by your rules, and runs the dispatch chain until a real tech confirms. Multi-trade routing and zone-aware screening built in.

    Human-confirmed dispatchMulti-trade routingZone-awareQuote follow-upNo-show recovery
    FAQ

    Common questions from contractors.

    My customers are older and hate robots. Won't this turn them off?+
    It tells callers it's an AI up front — and then it answers instantly, knows their history, and books in one call. What older customers actually hate is voicemail, hold music, and nobody calling back. Anyone who wants a person says so and gets one, every time.
    Our schedule is complicated — zones, multiple trades, techs with different skills. Can it handle that?+
    That's exactly what the onboarding interview pins down: your zones, your trades, your routing rules, who can do what. Zonara books by your rules — and when a situation doesn't fit the rules, it takes a message instead of guessing.
    Does Zonara integrate with ServiceTitan or Housecall Pro?+
    The integrations are built and rolling out with our first partner locations — bookings to the dispatch board, customers and jobs synced. Today, calendar-based booking is live and is enough to go live on; the deeper integration is an upgrade, not a prerequisite.
    How does emergency dispatch actually work?+
    You define what counts as an emergency and who gets woken up. Zonara notifies the on-call tech and waits for an explicit "I've got it" — no reply and it escalates to the next tech, then a fallback number that rings until answered. The customer never hears "someone's coming" until a human has confirmed.
    What about multi-trade companies (HVAC + plumbing + electrical)?+
    Trade-aware routing is built in. Zonara qualifies the trade up front, books into the right schedule, and routes emergencies to the right on-call chain per trade.
    Will it quote prices?+
    Only prices you've approved — service-call rates and anything you put on the configured list. It never improvises install pricing without job scope; those get captured and flagged for a human estimate.
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    Stop losing jobs
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