The dispatch office for locksmiths

Your answering service takes a message. We send a tech.

It answers every call, sends the right tech, texts your customer an ETA, and settles the money — 24/7, by your rules.

Answers in under 2 seconds English & Spanish, 24/7 Keep your number Live in your first session
Why it's different

Not a better voicemail. A dispatch office.

Everything you use today answers the call — then hands the rest back to you. This runs the whole job.

It dispatches, not just answers.

Broadcasts to your on-call techs — first tap wins in about 90 seconds. If no one grabs it, it climbs to the next tech, then to you. A job is never silently dropped.

The money settles itself.

Your tech closes by text. Gross minus parts, his split, who bought the parts — computed. Monday's report is who-owes-who, per tech, per job. No incumbent touches this.

See which ads became jobs.

Every call is tagged to the source that produced it — Local Services Ads, your ads, organic — straight through to the closed job and the revenue. Finally, your real cost per job.

Your customers stay yours.

The tech gets the job on a masked line — never your customer's number. Hand a sub the work, not the relationship.

One system, not three.

Answering, dispatch, and the money in one place — for a fraction of a $2,000–$11,500/mo overseas office. Keep your FSM? Closings write back to Jobber, Workiz, or Housecall — rolling out.

You're the boss of it.

Pause it to your cell any second. Hear every call, word for word, with a quality score. It never quotes a price you didn't set — and tells you before the customer does when it errs.

Ring to paid

From a ringing phone to money in the report — automatically.

No script to write, no employee to train. It works out of the box.

01

Answer

First ring, 24/7, in English or Spanish.

02

Qualify

Confirms the address, vehicle, callback — no typos.

03

Ticket

One clean ticket. Spam and scam calls filtered — free.

04

Dispatch

The right on-call tech. First tap wins; it escalates if no one grabs it.

05

ETA

Customer gets "tech on the way" — cancel and recall handled.

06

Settle

Tech closes by text; the split and Monday's report compute themselves.

The money

Friday night is a spreadsheet. Not anymore.

Your tech texts "closed $245, parts $18, card." Everything downstream is automatic — and it's the one thing no answering service or overseas office does at all.

His cut — the same math he seesGross minus parts, times his split, minus card fees, plus the parts he bought back. His rate, your rules.
$124.15
Nothing pays out on his word aloneYou review and approve gross, parts, and method before a dollar moves — every correction logged.
You approve
Monday morning: who owes who, per tech, per jobMon–Sun, bucketed by the day it closed, then locked. A job that closes late carries forward — it never rewrites last week.
Done for you

Per-call services and dispatch tools never touch the money between you and your techs. The overseas office does — by hand, on a spreadsheet, on your Friday night. This computes it, both sides see the same number, and disputes end.

Your whole business

Know which marketing dollars became paid jobs.

Every call is tagged to the source that produced it, today. The full view — through to the closed job and the revenue — is rolling out to founding shops; we'll show you exactly what's live before you pay. It's the picture a call service and an FSM can never give you: one has no data, the other never answered the phone.

marketing · example
Local Services Ads14 calls · 9 jobs
$2,160
Google Ads8 calls · 4 jobs
$740
Organic & Google profile21 calls · 15 jobs
$3,180
source → call → job → revenueyour real cost per job

And your Local Services Ads message-leads get answered in under 60 seconds — speed-to-lead wins the job and lifts your Google ranking. Junk or out-of-area lead? It disputes the charge for you.

You're the boss of it

It works for you. Not the other way around.

You don't hand your phone to a black box. You hold every lever — which is exactly why it's easy to let it run.

Pause it any second

One switch. Every call forwards to your cell, like it always did. Flip it back when you're ready.

Never quotes a price you didn't set

Prices come from your rules, or a tech confirms on the callback. It can't invent a number.

You hear every call, graded

Recorded, written out, and scored for quality. Play any call, any time. No black box.

It tells you before the customer does

When it gets one wrong, you see it first, tap once, and teach it. And a life-safety call gets 911 — it tells the caller to hang up and dial 911, and alerts you instantly.

Hear every word

Don't trust it. Listen to it.

Every call is recorded, transcribed, and graded — no black box. Here's a representative one.

Call recording · Ticket #4821 · 1:42
Quality 9.4 / 10
AI
LocksmithTalk
Thanks for calling — quick heads up, I'm an automated assistant and this call's recorded. I can get someone out to you. What's the address?
CX
Caller
Oh thank god. 1240 Alamo Street, I'm locked out of my Civic.
AI
LocksmithTalk
Got it — 1240 Alamo, a Honda Civic. Best callback number in case we get cut off? A tech will confirm the price with you directly.
Auto summary

Verified car lockout at 1240 Alamo St, 78205 · 2021 Honda Civic · callback (210) 555-0148. Qualified and dispatched to on-call tech in 38 seconds. Disclosure played, consent captured. No price quoted on call.

Call a $39 bot, then call ours: say you're locked out of a 2019 Silverado in a parking garage. One takes a message. One gets a tech moving while you're still talking. (210) 995-7577 — try to trip it up.

Discloses it's AI — can't be turned off Takes recording consent Never reads back a security code Stops at $0 balance — never runs up your bill
The math

A fraction of the office you'd hire.

You already pay to get the phone answered. Here's the ladder — and where each rung still leaves you.

The per-call answering service~$2 a call — takes a message and texts it to you. You're still the dispatcher.
~$200–400/mo
The overseas office$4–8 an hour — a real back office, but callers hold, shifts hand off, addresses get typed wrong, and there's no data.
~$700–1,400/mo
Voicemail after hoursFree — except 80–85% of callers hang up and dial the next guy.
Costs the job
LocksmithTalk — the whole officeAnswer, dispatch, the money, and the data — one flat rate, never sleeps, no typos, no handoffs.
from $149/mo

No minutes. No overages. No "after-call work." Spam is free. Credits roll over. Cancel from the dashboard. See the pricing menu — pay as you go from $2.50 a call, or a flat plan from $149/mo for the 10 founding businesses.

Go be a locksmith. We'll run the office.

Call the line right now, try to trip it up — then watch a job go from ring to "tech on the way."

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