Electrician lead & booking system

Turn more electricalenquiries intobooked jobs.

We build lead and booking systems for electrical contractors that capture enquiries, respond instantly and follow up automatically — even when you’re busy on a job.

Built for residential and commercial electrical contractors in the United States and Australia.

An electrician testing circuits in a hand-labelled residential panel on a service call

The gap

You’re busy doing the work.Your website shouldhandle the enquiries.

Nothing here is a criticism of your business. It is a description of what happens to every electrical contractor whose team is good enough to be busy.

  1. /01

    The call comes while you’re in a ceiling

    Two hands on the job, phone in the van. By the time you ring back, someone else has already answered.

  2. /02

    Half your visitors arrive after six

    People look for a sparkie once they get home. Your site is open; nobody is behind it.

  3. /03

    Quote requests go quiet

    A name and a phone number in an inbox is not a job. Without a next step, it sits there and cools.

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    Visitors don’t know what to do next

    They wanted a price for an EV charger and found a services page. So they leave and search again.

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    Following up is a job in itself

    Chasing every enquiry by hand is an evening’s work nobody has, so the ones that need a nudge don’t get one.

Overhead view of an electrician’s gloved hands fitting a wall socket, tools laid out on the floor below

The enquiry doesn’t waituntil you’re off the ladder.

Whoever answers first usually gets the job. That is not a marketing problem — the customer already found you. It is an answering problem, and it is the one thing on this page worth fixing first.

How it works

One system.From first visitto booked job.

The same path every customer takes, with nothing left to chance in the middle of it.

  1. 01

    They find you

    Search, a referral, a van seen on a street. They land on your site.

  2. 02

    They get an answer

    Their question is answered on the spot, from your services and your service area.

  3. 03

    They ask for a quote

    Job, address, urgency and a preferred time, captured while they are still interested.

  4. 04

    You get a booked job

    The lead reaches your phone with the details filled in, and the follow-up runs itself.

The assistant

Answer customers,even when you’reon a job.

It knows what you install, where you work and what you don’t take on. It answers in your voice, and when the question needs you, it says so and takes the details instead.

An electrician wiring a wall-mounted EV charging unit inside a home

EV charger installs are the enquiry most electrical firms are now fielding after hours.

Website chat

  1. Customer

    Do you install EV chargers?

  2. Assistant

    Yes. We install residential EV chargers and can help work out the right setup for your property. Would you like to request a quote?

    Answered from the company’s own services page

  3. Customer

    Yes please.

  4. Assistant

    Great. I’ll take a few details and send your enquiry straight to the team. Whereabouts are you, and is there a day that suits for a look?

  5. Customer

    Brunswick. Friday afternoon would work.

  6. Assistant

    Thanks — that’s in your service area. Your enquiry is with the team now and you’ll get a confirmation by text.

    Lead captured · service area checked · team notified

Request a quote

Illustrative example, not a live assistant — this is the shape of the conversation your site would run.

What you receive

Know what the customerneeds before you call.

A name and a number is not a lead. This is what lands on your phone instead.

Name
Who you’re calling back
Phone
Tap to dial from the notification
Email
Where the confirmation and quote go
Location
Checked against your service area before it reaches you
Service
Switchboard upgrade, EV charger, fault-finding, fit-out
Urgency
Emergency, this week, or planning ahead
Job description
In their own words, so you can price it
Preferred time
A day and a window that already suits them

New lead

9:44 pm

Name
John Smith
Service
EV charger installation
Location
Brunswick, Melbourne
Urgency
Within two weeks
Preferred
Friday afternoon
Source
Website chat

Status

New · customer confirmation sent

An illustrative record. Fields are configured to the jobs you actually quote.

Behind the scenes

The follow-uphappensautomatically.

What runs on your side the moment someone presses send, without anyone remembering to do it.

  1. +0s

    Enquiry submitted

    Validated and saved the moment they press send.

  2. +0s

    Lead recorded

    Filed with the full conversation attached, not just the form fields.

  3. +5s

    Your team notified

    Push, email or SMS — wherever your team actually looks.

  4. +30s

    Customer confirmed

    They hear back immediately, so they stop shopping around.

  5. +1d

    Follow-up sent

    If nobody has spoken to them yet, they get a nudge instead of silence.

  6. On booking

    Appointment confirmed

    Details and a reminder, which is what cuts no-shows.

  7. After the job

    Review requested

    Asked once, at the moment they are most likely to say yes.

After hours

You’re on the job.Your systemkeeps working.

You don’t have to sit behind a desk waiting for the next enquiry. Here is a Tuesday evening you would never have known about.

  1. 9:42 pm

    A customer lands on your site

    Searching “EV charger installer near me”, from the sofa.

  2. 9:42 pm

    Their question gets answered

    From your services, your service area, your pricing approach.

  3. 9:44 pm

    They request a quote

    Job type, address, urgency and a preferred time, all captured.

  4. 9:44 pm

    The lead reaches your team

    On your phone, with the details already filled in.

  5. 9:45 pm

    They get a confirmation

    So they stop looking, instead of messaging three competitors.

What’s included

Everything that turnsa visit into a job.

One system, built together. Not eight products stitched to each other after the fact.

  • Conversion-focused website

    Designed around enquiries and bookings, not around a brochure.

  • Website assistant

    Answers common questions and guides visitors toward an action.

  • Quote capture

    Collects the job details you need before you pick up the phone.

  • Online booking

    A straightforward way to request an appointment, at any hour.

  • Automated follow-up

    Keeps enquiries moving without chasing every one by hand.

  • Local SEO foundation

    Service and service-area pages built to be found locally.

  • Review automation

    Asks for the review after the work is done, while it is fresh.

  • Analytics

    Where enquiries come from, and which ones turn into jobs.

The difference

Not just anotherelectrician website.

A traditional website does its job. It is just a smaller job than the one you are paying it to do.

  • Instead ofShows your servicesCaptures the enquiry
  • Instead ofDisplays a phone numberAnswers the question behind the call
  • Instead ofWaits to be contactedCollects the job details
  • Instead ofQuiet after hoursWorking at 9pm
  • Instead ofFollow-up done by handFollow-up runs itself
  • Instead ofNo view of what convertsEvery enquiry tracked to a booking

See it in action

See what yourcustomers actuallyexperience.

The enquiry arriving, the question answered, the lead landing on a phone — end to end, at the speed a customer would see it.

Book a 15-minute demo
An electrician working on an outdoor residential electrical panel

Walkthrough in production

A short recorded walkthrough of the live system lands here — the enquiry arriving, the questions answered, the lead reaching a phone. Until it is recorded, this space says so rather than showing you a mock-up of one.

What you should expect

What this ismeant to change.

Intentions, stated plainly, because the results of a system nobody has run yet are not ours to quote.

  • Capture more enquiries

    Fewer visitors leave without telling you they were there.

  • Respond faster

    The first reply happens in seconds, not the next morning.

  • Make booking easier

    A clear next step at the moment they are ready to take it.

  • Reduce missed opportunities

    The after-hours and on-the-job gaps stop being dead time.

  • Follow up consistently

    Every enquiry gets the same treatment, whatever kind of week it is.

  • Understand your lead flow

    You can see which services and areas are actually producing work.

What isn’t on this page

No conversion percentages, no testimonials, no client logos and no promised rankings. This offer is new, and the first electrical contractors to run it are the ones who will produce those numbers. When there is real evidence, it goes here with the business name attached — and until then, we would rather show you the system working than a figure we made up about it.

Getting started

Getting startedis simple.

Four steps, a commitment attached to each, and a fixed price before anything begins.

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    Learn your business

    One call, 45 minutes

    Your services, your areas, the jobs you want more of, and what you already have running.

  2. /02

    Build the system

    Fixed quote, in writing

    Website, assistant, quote capture and the automation behind them, built together rather than bolted on.

  3. /03

    Launch

    Tested before it goes live

    We put real questions through it and watch a real enquiry go end to end before anyone sees it.

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    Improve

    Ongoing, on your plan

    We watch what converts and what doesn’t, and change the system rather than guessing.

The open rear doors of a working electrician’s van on a driveway, tools and cable drums inside

Common questions

We work with electrical contractors across the United States and Australia, remotely, in your hours.

Ask us directly

Not always. If your current site is reasonably quick and you own it, the lead capture, assistant and follow-up can often be added to what you already have. If it is slow, hard to edit, or you cannot get into it, rebuilding is usually cheaper than fighting it. We tell you which after we have looked, not before.

Yes, and the phone stays the loudest thing on the site. Calls are still the highest-intent enquiry an electrical business gets, so the number is tappable on every screen and never buried behind a form. The system is there for the people who will not call — the ones browsing at 9pm who would otherwise leave.

No. It handles the questions your team answers twenty times a week and takes the first set of details. Anything specific, sensitive or worth a human hands over with the full conversation attached, so whoever picks it up is not starting cold.

That is most of the point. Enquiries do not arrive during business hours; they arrive when someone gets home and remembers the light that has been flickering. The system answers, captures the job details and confirms receipt at any hour, then hands you a lead you can act on in the morning.

The details are validated and saved, your team is notified straight away, and the customer gets an immediate confirmation so they stop looking elsewhere. If nobody has spoken to them by the next day, a follow-up goes out automatically. Once the job is booked, they get a confirmation and a reminder.

No. You need to know your business and be willing to tell us how you quote and what you will not take on. Everything technical is our job, and if we ever need something from you it will be a question about electrical work, not about software.

Usually. Integrations depend on what you already run and whether it will talk to anything else — most field-service and job-management platforms will. We check yours specifically during the first call rather than promising it now.

Yes, within the plan you choose. That covers hosting, updates, monitoring and changes to how the system answers as your services and prices change. You own the site and the data, and there is no lock-in.

Next step

Your next customercould already belooking for you.

Let’s show you what a modern lead and booking system would look like for your electrical business — on your services, your areas, and the jobs you actually want more of.

  • Fixed quote, in writing
  • You own everything
  • No lock-in