When you can't pick up, Radar texts the caller in seconds — so they wait for you instead of calling the next contractor. Your number stays. No app. Nothing to learn.
You're on a roof, under a sink, behind the wheel. The phone rings, you can't grab it — and that call could've been a $4,000 job.
Plenty of callers never leave a message. They hang up and call the next contractor on Google.
You find out hours later — if you ever check your voicemail at all.
Every one of those calls was a job you already paid to win — the ads, the truck, the reviews.
One setting on your phone sends unanswered calls to Radar. That's the whole setup.
On the roof, under a sink, driving between jobs. It happens every day.
An instant, personal reply from your business — before they've even hung up on your competitor's voicemail.
Their reply lands in your texts with their number. You take it from there — and we remind you if you forget.
Everything above, for less than the cost of one lost job.
No. You keep the number you already advertise — the one on your truck, your site, your Google listing. One setting forwards unanswered calls to us, and the instant text-back goes out from Radar's messaging number, so the reply arrives from a different number than the one they dialed. Your advertised number never changes.
Unanswered calls get an instant text instead of going to voicemail. That's the trade, and it's a good one: plenty of callers never leave a message anyway — they'd rather text, and now they can. You can switch it back anytime.
No. It's texting. Everyone already knows how it works, including the customers who would never download your app.
You still get their number and an instant missed-call alert, so you can call back the moment you're free. You're no worse off than voicemail — usually much better.
Anytime. Turn off call forwarding and you're back to exactly how things were. No contract, no hard feelings.
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