You can’t answer the phone with your hands full.
That’s the whole problem. You’re under a sink, up a ladder, on a roof or mid-pour — and the phone rings with a job worth hundreds or thousands of dollars. It goes to voicemail. They call the next tradie on Google.
85% of people who hit voicemail never call back.
What it costs you
The average Perth tradie misses 3–5 calls per day. At a $500 average job value and a 30% close rate, that’s roughly $9,000 per month in revenue that simply evaporates. You never see it, so you never account for it.
What the AI employee does instead
☎️ Answers every call, 24/7, in an Australian voice
🧠 Works out what the job actually is and how urgent
📅 Books it into your calendar around your existing work
📱 Texts anyone who still slips through within 30 seconds
🚨 Rings your mobile for genuine emergencies only
💰 Chases quotes you’ve sent that haven’t come back
⭐ Asks for a Google review after every completed job
📝 Sends you a plain-English summary of every call
Pick your trade
Each of these is configured specifically for that trade — the job types, the qualifying questions, the urgency rules and the pricing logic.
Plumbers · Electricians · Builders · HVAC & Air Con · Roofers · Landscapers · Pest Control · Concreters · Painters · Cleaning Companies · Locksmiths · Garage Doors
Real result: Perth plumbing company
+35% more leads captured · 12 hours saved every week · Quotes delivered in minutes instead of days · ROI achieved in 6 weeks
Pricing
Starter — $500 setup + $300/month. Missed-call text-back, website assistant, lead capture, booking.
Growth — $2,000 setup + $800/month. Adds the full AI phone receptionist, quote follow-up and review automation.
No lock-in contracts. Most trade setups are live within a week.
→ Get Your Free AI Revenue Leak Audit
📞 0466 374 732 | 📧 info@automateperth.com.au
Not sure what missed calls are costing you? Use the free missed-call revenue calculator →
Doing your research?
Best AI receptionist for Australian tradies · AI vs answering service · GoHighLevel vs ServiceM8 · Real costs explained