It answers the calls you miss, gets the job details, and sends them straight to your phone. Then it asks your customer for a Google review. You just do the work.
Count the calls you missed last week. Each one was a job. Hausstack answers, books the work, and sends the confirmation while you're still on the ladder.
Most software was built for software companies.
We built ours for crews with trucks.
You get your own version. Your jobs, your prices, your words on the buttons, and none of the parts you would never touch. Everyone else hands you their system and you work around it.
Your guys are on a ladder with one hand free. Tap to call the customer, tap for directions, tap to clock in. Nothing to pinch, nothing to hunt for.
You can read back every call it answered: what the customer wanted, the address, the number, and exactly what it sent you. No black box, no guessing what the computer did.
You quoted 9.5 hours. The crew was on site 13.2. That gap is your money, and most software never shows it to you. Yours does, per job, per tech, per customer.
Pick '200A panel upgrade' and it fills in the labor, the parts, the permit, the photos to take, and the lowest price you will go. Your guys in the field see the same job you quoted.
One day, running itself.
You do the work. It runs everything else, from the morning text at 6:45 to the last job closed out at night.
Your day arrives by text
Today's jobs, who to call back, and what your assistant booked overnight. Ten seconds, done.
A missed call gets caught
Your AI assistant texts the caller back in seconds and gets the job, the city, and the timing.
The review takes care of itself
Happy customer, asked at the right moment. Your Google rating climbs while you drive home.
“Showed up on time, fixed it right, and the price was the price.”
You're home. It's still working
Every job and follow-up tracked. Nothing waiting on the kitchen table.
That was your front desk, your dispatcher, your reputation, and your back office. Four things most businesses pay four companies for. One system, one flat price.
Three plans. One flat price each.
No per-tech fees, no contracts. Month to month, cancel anytime, and if you’re not happy in your first 30 days, we refund every dollar, no questions.
Never lose another job to a missed call.
- Your AI assistant texts every missed caller back in seconds, takes the job details, and sends them straight to your phone
- A professional website that makes you the obvious choice
- Your AI assistant asks every happy customer for a Google review
- Simple job and customer tracking: every job and customer in one place
Stop chasing money. Stop drowning in paperwork.
- Everything in Core
- Run it all by text: the assistant adds clients, jobs, and tasks for you
- Quotes and invoices that chase themselves until the money's in
- Every customer, job, and dollar owed in one clean place
- Google set up right once, every review answered for you
- 3 website change requests a month
Run the whole company by the numbers.
- Everything in Plus
- The AI team: call capture, photo quotes, an approvals queue
- Crews, work orders, dispatch, and team calendars
- Money dashboards and marketing tracking
- A portal for your customers; we move your whole list in
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One-time build: $2,500, then $49/month for hosting and updates. Built for your business and live within the week, yours to keep.
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Memem Schmukler.
I started Hausstack because every contractor's software fought them. Generic tools, built once, sold to everyone, shaped to nobody.
Hausstack fits you, not the other way around. Yours gets built custom: your brand, your features, one engine underneath.
You're not opening a ticket. You're emailing the person who built it, and I make sure you're looked after.
Run the business.
Not the office.
Fifteen minutes and you'll know exactly what changes for your business. We'll have your website built before we even talk.