Websites + missed-call text back + reviews. Built for contractors.
That caller is already dialing the next contractor on Google. Snapline texts them back in about five seconds, so the lead waits for you instead of moving on.
$249/mo. First 10 clients pay $149. Both numbers are on this page.
The live demo
(949) 741-7627
If we miss your call, you get one text back from Snapline. Message frequency varies. Message and data rates may apply. Reply STOP to opt out, HELP for help. Privacy and terms.
Count the seconds until the text arrives. That's the fastest part of the system, and the only part a phone call can prove. The same rails ask your customers for reviews and flag the unhappy ones before they post. No slide deck, no screen share.
The system
The website gets you found. The text back keeps the lead. The reviews compound. Each piece feeds the next, which is why we don't sell them separately.
Fast, static, and built around your actual jobs and service area. Not a template with your logo swapped in. Live in days, and changes are included.
static export / loads in under a secondCalls forward to your real cell first. If you can't answer, the caller gets a text from your business number within seconds and the conversation stays with you. Every call, text, and web lead lands in your inbox, on your phone.
text sent in ~5 seconds / inbox on your phoneMark a job done and the customer gets a rating text. Every customer sees the same Google link. A low rating alerts you immediately, with a name and a number to call.
no gating / see belowThe rule
Most review tools send happy customers to Google and quietly steer unhappy ones to a private form. Google's policy calls that review gating, and enforcement can strip your reviews, flag your profile, or suspend the listing. For a contractor who gets calls off Maps, that is the whole business.
So every customer we text gets the same Google link, whatever they rate. A rating of 3 or below alerts you immediately, with the customer's name and number, so you're on the phone with them before they're on Google. The feedback form sits next to the review link, never instead of it.
5 stars goes to Google. 2 stars goes to a hidden form. Rating looks great until enforcement hits the listing.
Everyone gets the Google link. Low ratings page you instantly. You fix the problem, and you keep the listing.
Pricing, on the page
One plan. The call is for questions, not for discovering the price.
The rate holds for as long as you stay. When the 10 seats are gone, they're gone.
Same system, same service, after the founding seats fill.
Questions
No. Calls forward to your real cell, and missed ones get a text. We text people back within seconds. That's the whole trick, and it works. Nobody's mother gets interrogated by a robot.
About five seconds from the moment the call is missed. We publish the demo number so you can hold a stopwatch to it, which is more than we can say for anyone else's latency claims.
Month to month. If the system stops paying for itself, cancel. One missed $5,000 job covers about two years of the founding rate, so we like our odds.
Not by Friday, and nobody else can either. A fast site, a steady stream of real reviews, and answered leads move you up over months. We do the parts that compound and skip the parts that are theater.
No. You get a business line that forwards to the phone you already carry, and that line is the one that texts back. Put it on your website and your Google listing; keep your cell for everything else. Have a business landline you want to keep? Ask us about moving it over.
Keep it if it's working. The missed-call and review system runs alongside any site. Most people see ours and switch, but that's a decision for later, not a requirement.
Snapline
Fifteen minutes on the phone. We'll look up your current listing together and tell you plainly whether this is worth your money.