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The answering service for electricians that books the job

You cannot answer with a panel open. Operator answers every call, finds out what is wrong and how much of the home has power, gets the address and books the visit with a deposit, day or night.

Free for 14 days · no card to start · keep your number

On the phone

Half the house dark at 6 p.m., booked for the morning

The questions come from Operator’s electrical question set. You decide which ones matter for your prices.

  1. CallerHi, half the outlets in our house just stopped working.
  2. OperatorLet's get someone out to you. What's going wrong? Did a breaker trip, or did it just go off?
  3. CallerNo breaker tripped as far as I can tell.
  4. OperatorHow much of the property has power?
  5. CallerThe kitchen and living room are out, the rest is fine.
  6. OperatorWhen do you need someone there?
  7. CallerAs soon as possible.
  8. OperatorWhat's the address? I'll need it before I hold a time.
  9. Caller31 Oak Avenue.
  10. OperatorThanks. The first opening is tomorrow morning. I'm texting you a link to confirm it and pay the deposit.

Built for electricians

Why electricians are switching from message-taking answering services

A traditional answering service takes a message and hands you the callback. Operator is an AI receptionist for electricians that books the job.

Your phone rings first

Run it only when you miss a call or after hours. During the day your phone rings as usual, and Operator picks up only if you do not.

Knows the job before you go

What is wrong, how much of the home has power, whether it is a repair, a panel upgrade or new wiring. You know what to bring before the van leaves.

Gets the address every time

For electrical work, Operator will not hold a time until it has the service address, so every job on your calendar has somewhere to go.

Never guesses a price

It does not quote on the phone. The caller gets a text with your price, built from your own rates, and picks a time from your real calendar.

A deposit locks the job

The customer pays a deposit you set, straight to your own Stripe account. Tire-kickers drop off, and a no-show costs them, not you.

Hand it off with one tap

Watch a call come in live and take it on your own phone during your hours. After hours the recording and summary wait in your inbox.

Answering service vs Operator

What changes when Operator answers your electrical calls

Repairs, upgrades and installs, sorted

A tripped circuit, a panel upgrade and a new EV charger are three very different jobs. Operator asks the questions from your electrical question set, so a panel upgrade reaches you as a panel upgrade, with the service size and the existing panel already written down. You quote and schedule the right job the first time.

Power-out calls after hours

Operator answers a call at 11 p.m. the same way it answers one at noon. It finds out what is wrong and how much of the home is dark, gets the address and books the first opening you have. In the morning the call is in your inbox with the recording and a short summary. During your hours, one tap puts an urgent caller straight through to you.

Your prices, not a script

Operator never names a price on the phone. The caller gets a text with a price built from your own rates: your call-out fee and whatever you decide an emergency visit or a hard-to-reach panel adds. Every quote matches what you would have said, and you can change your rates any time.

You pay for what it answers

There is no per-message fee and no booking fee. Each plan includes monthly credits, and a minute of answered call is 25 credits, where one credit is one cent. If the credits ever run out, calls ring your own phone the way they did before. The line never goes dead.

The electrical jobs it books

  • Electrical repair
  • Emergency electrician
  • Panel upgrade
  • Circuit and breaker work
  • Outlets and switches
  • Rewiring
  • Security cameras
  • Home security systems
  • Home automation
  • Lighting design and install
  • Generator installation
  • Attic and whole-house fans
  • Satellite and antenna
  • Electrical inspection

Operator vs the alternatives

A message is not a booking

Voicemail loses the caller. A live answering service or a message-taking bot keeps them, then hands you the work. Operator is the AI receptionist that finishes it.

CapabilityOperatorLive answering serviceVoicemailMessage-taking bots
Answers the call
Sounds like a person
Answers questionsFrom a script
Captures the leadTakes a message
Quotes a real price
Holds a timeSometimes
Takes a deposit

Pricing

Start free. Pick a plan when it answers.

Three plans, no contract. Try Operator free for 14 days; the card is asked for only when you claim your number, and nothing is charged until the trial ends.

Starter
$49
per month · no booking fee

Your own number that answers, quotes and books. Everything you need to stop missing calls.

  • AI receptionist on your line, 24/7
  • Booking link, website chat and SMS
  • Real quotes, held times and deposits through Stripe
  • 5,000 credits a month. Calls, chat and texts all draw from one balance.
  • About 200 answered minutes, or 500 conversations, or any mix
Start your 14-day trial
Most popular
Pro
$129
per month · no booking fee

For a shop whose phone rings all day. The same product, with room to run.

  • Everything in Starter
  • 15,000 credits a month. Calls, chat and texts all draw from one balance.
  • About 600 answered minutes, or 1,500 conversations, or any mix
Start your 14-day trial
Scale
$299
per month · no booking fee

For a busy team taking calls from open to close.

  • Everything in Pro
  • 40,000 credits a month. Calls, chat and texts all draw from one balance.
  • About 1,600 answered minutes, or 4,000 conversations, or any mix
Start your 14-day trial

14-day free trial, card only when you claim your number · switch or cancel anytime

Calls you get a day6
130+
Starter
$49
5,000 credits
Pro
$129
15,000 credits
Scale
$299
40,000 credits

6 calls a day fits Pro. Answering them uses about 9,900 of its 15,000 monthly credits.

See everything that is included

FAQ

Questions from electricians

Can it handle power-out calls at night?

Yes. Operator answers at night the same way it does during the day. It finds out what is wrong and how much of the home has power, gets the address and books your first opening, then texts the caller a link to confirm. During your business hours it can also put an urgent caller straight through to your phone.

Will it quote prices over the phone?

No. Operator never says a price on a call. The caller gets a text link where the price is built from your own rates, so every quote matches what you charge and nothing is invented.

Which questions does it ask?

Operator comes with a electrical question set. It asks the ones that change your price or the job, based on the prices you set, and you can add questions of your own in your own words. Anything that does not change the price is not asked.

Can I keep my business number?

Yes. Forward your existing number to Operator all day or only when you do not pick up. Or use the business line Operator gives you.

What does a call look like in my inbox?

Each call arrives as a conversation with the recording, a short summary, the caller’s number and the answers they gave. If they booked, the time is on your calendar and the deposit is in your Stripe account.

Does it work in Canada?

Yes. Operator is a Canadian company and works for electricians in Canada and the United States, in your own currency.

How much does it cost?

Operator is free for 14 days with no card to start. Plans start at $49 a month on Starter, which covers about 200 answered minutes. There is no booking fee on any plan.

Let Operator answer your next service call

Set up takes 5 minutes. Keep your current number.