That call was a job, and by tonight you will have forgotten the number. G-Work is a set of small tools that catch the things a working day drops: the missed call, the estimate she wanted before you left the driveway, the order you have to price twice, the invoice nobody has paid. Turn on the ones you need, flat monthly, and leave the rest off.
You let it ring. At lunch you type the number and 'bath remodel quote' into Missed-Call Capture, and it hands you the text to send back. That caller is now a lead in your customer list instead of a voicemail you will forget by Thursday.
Three windows, a patio door, tear out the tub surround. You add four lines on your phone and she has a real number before you are back in the truck. Nobody else has called her back yet.
You give the estimator your wall and ceiling square footage and your board size, and it works out the sheets, the tape, the mud and the screws. Every line shows its own math, so when the yard questions the mud count you can read them the number it came from.
AR Nudges already knows which ones and how long. It writes the reminder, and the tone gets firmer the longer they have been ignoring you. You are not the one deciding how blunt to be at ten to seven.
None of that needed an office, an assistant, or an hour at the kitchen table after dinner. Signing up takes your business name and an email. Your first 2 tools are free, and anything you turn on can be turned back off.
The longer version, including what happens to your dataEvery tool is real and works the day you turn it on. Activate what fits how you run jobs and leave the rest off. Open any one of them to read exactly what it does, and what it does not do yet.
A missed call is a job someone else is about to win. This catches it before it walks.
What a day with it looks likeChase money without being the one who has to figure out how to word it.
What a day with it looks likePut a real number in front of a homeowner while you are still standing in their kitchen.
What a day with it looks likeTurn a rambling walkthrough into a scope of work before you leave the driveway.
What a day with it looks likeWalk the finished job once and leave with something you can actually send the client.
What a day with it looks likeBuild a material order from the job site by typing what you need the way you would say it.
What a day with it looks likeOne board the whole crew looks at, so nobody drives to the yard for something already in the truck.
What a day with it looks likeYour costs, your margin, saved so you can compare what you bid and what it actually took.
What a day with it looks likeOne customer list for the whole shop, instead of three phones and a notebook.
What a day with it looks likeKeep the content of your trade website current without waiting on whoever built it.
What a day with it looks likeTwo numbers off the plan and you have the order: sheets, tape, mud, screws and bead.
What a day with it looks likeEstimating off the footprint is how a roof comes in short. This applies the pitch first.
What a day with it looks likeEvery tool is a flat monthly price between $29 and $99. Not per user, not per call, not per estimate. Nothing runs a meter in the background while you work, so the bill is the same whether you had a quiet week or the best one all year.
Your crew are seats on the same account, at no extra charge. Turn a tool on when you need it and off when you do not, and the bill follows the same month.
The tools also feed each other rather than sitting in their own boxes. A missed call becomes a lead in your customer list on its own. Save a bid against that customer and they move to quoted. You are not retyping the same person into four different screens.
Most software sites hide this page. Here it is up front, because you finding a gap after you have paid is worse for both of us than you reading about it now.
Read the full FAQEach tool is a flat monthly price, and every price is printed on the tool's own page before you sign up for anything. They run from $29 a month at the low end to $99 at the high end.
No. There is no term, no minimum commitment, and no cancellation fee. Switch a tool off from your account page and it stops.
Yes, and most shops should. Pick the one thing that is costing you money right now and run it for a month before you add anything else.
Straight answer: billing is simulated at the moment. There is no payment processor connected to this platform yet, so there is nowhere to enter a card and no card is ever charged. Your account page says exactly that.
Every new business account gets two free tool activations. Turn on two tools and use them fully, with no payment details entered anywhere.
Minutes. Create an account with your business name, turn on a tool, and use it.
G-Work is built and run by Todd Glick through Glick Holdings. It is not a venture-funded platform with a support queue between you and whoever writes the code. If a tool almost does what you need, you email the person who can change it.
More about Glick HoldingsCreate your account and turn on your first tool in a couple of minutes. Your first 2 are free and no card is required.