Tell me how your calls should be handled
Your hours, service area, services, urgent-call rules, questions to ask, and where each lead should go.
Your after-hours and overflow receptionist
NightOperator answers when your team cannot, gathers the job details, handles urgent-call rules, and sends you the lead—day, night, and weekends.
My water heater is leaking. Can anyone come tonight?
I can help get this to the on-call plumber. First, is the water shut off?
Yes. I shut it off at the main valve.
Good. I’ll mark this urgent, collect the address, and alert the on-call number now.
Voicemail does not hold the lead
You may be driving, on a job, eating dinner, or already helping someone else. The caller does not know that. They only know they need a plumber, electrician, HVAC technician, or roofer now.
NightOperator gives them an immediate useful response and gives you a qualified callback—not an empty voicemail notification.
No new phone system required
Your hours, service area, services, urgent-call rules, questions to ask, and where each lead should go.
I write the call flow, load the correct answers, connect notifications, and test normal, urgent, confused, and off-topic callers.
Keep your current business number. Forward only after-hours, overflow, or every call—then receive each lead with the full context.
Not a generic phone tree
Each operator is trained around one business: the services you offer, the areas you serve, what counts as urgent, and what your team needs before calling back.
Burst pipes, leaks, water heaters, drains
Capture shutoff status, urgency, address, and callback details.
No heat, no cooling, strange smells, estimates
Identify safety issues, equipment type, timing, and service area.
Outages, panels, burning smells, new work
Separate safety emergencies from quotes and routine appointments.
Storm damage, leaks, inspections, replacements
Collect damage details, property type, insurance status, and timing.
Everything required to answer well
This is a done-for-you implementation. You provide the facts and preferences. I build, connect, test, and launch it.
One clean starting point
Then $199/month for one location and 300 included call minutes. Cancel any time. No contract and no percentage of booked work.
Pay the setup fee, send your business details, and receive a number to test before any customer call is forwarded.
Ask a question first If I cannot deliver a tested operator within 24 hours after receiving complete business details, the setup payment is returned.
A real person accountable for the launch
You deal directly with the person building the call flow, testing the edge cases, and making launch adjustments. No handoff maze.
Straight answers
No. Keep the number customers already know. Your phone provider can forward unanswered, overflow, after-hours, or all calls to NightOperator.
Yes. The greeting identifies NightOperator as the business’s automated receptionist. The goal is a fast, useful conversation—not pretending to be a person.
You define what counts as urgent and who receives it. The operator can immediately transfer the call or send an urgent notification with the caller’s details and situation.
It does not invent one. It records the question, sets the correct expectation, and sends the context to your team for follow-up.
Within 24 hours after the setup payment and complete business information are received. If I cannot deliver a tested operator in that window, I return the setup payment.
One operator, one business location, 300 call minutes, call summaries, recordings, transcripts, and routine changes. Additional usage is billed at cost plus 20%.
No. This offer is inbound call coverage only. It does not include cold calling, robocalling, or unsolicited outreach.