Who's Frank?

The guy who answers
when you can't.

You didn't get into this trade to sit by a phone. You got in to do the work. Frank's here so you can — and never lose the job you didn't hear ring.

RING. DING. CHA-CHING.
Why Frank exists

Every ring is money.
And it always calls at the worst time.

The water heater bursts while you're under another sink. The AC dies while you're on a ladder. The big job calls while both your hands are inside a panel.

You feel the buzz in your pocket. You know it might be money. And you can't answer. So it rings out — and that customer calls the next guy and books him.

You never even find out what you lost. A missed call doesn't arrive labeled "this was a $9,000 job." It just disappears.

The best tradesman in town and the worst tradesman in town sound exactly the same on voicemail.

Frank was built to end that. He answers every call and text in your business's name — day or night, mid-job or mid-dinner — handles the questions, follows up with every lead, and books the job. Then he asks for the 5-star review. You just look down at your phone: DING — new job booked.

What Frank's really about

You do the work.

Frank does the phone. You're the tradesman, not the receptionist — Frank takes the desk so you can stay on the tools.

It's your name.

Frank answers as your company, books in your name, collects your reviews. The customer never knows it's Frank. Your brand, not ours.

No app to run.

There's nothing to log into. Your phone dings when a job is booked. Your new dashboard is your lock screen.

The bigger idea

Your business should
work for you.

Most tradesmen don't own a business — they own a job that never clocks out. The phone runs their day, their dinner, their weekend.

Frank flips that. When every call gets answered, every lead gets chased, and every job gets booked without you touching the phone, you stop being a guy grinding a job — and start running a business that runs itself.

That's the whole point of Frank: get your time back, look like the biggest shop in town, and finally do the work you're great at while the front desk takes care of itself.

Frank The Fixer

Ring. Ding. Cha-Ching.

Hire Frank. Fire yourself from the front desk.
— Frank The Fixer