Missed-call text-back for busy owners
When you're on a job and can't pick up, Ringback texts the caller within seconds. It gets their name, what they need and a good time, then texts you the lead.
Keeps your business number. Set up in about 10 minutes. No app to install.
How texting works: we only text people who call the business first. Reply STOP to opt out, HELP for help. Msg & data rates may apply. See SMS Terms and Privacy Policy.
Try it yourself
Enter your number and we'll text you so you can see exactly what your customers would get. Or call our demo line and let it ring out.
Demo line: (747) 325-5656
By calling this number, you agree to receive text messages replying to your call from Salvador Maida (Ringback). Message frequency varies. Msg & data rates may apply. Reply STOP to opt out, HELP for help.
Who it's for
If you're the one doing the work, you can't always answer. Ringback answers by text for you.
Why it matters
Whoever gets back to them first usually gets the job. Voicemail doesn't win that race, and most people never leave one.
The caller hangs up and dials the next number on Google.
The customer already booked someone at lunch.
Name, need and time are in your messages before you finish the job you're on.
How it works
Your phone forwards calls you don't pick up to Ringback. Calls you answer work like normal.
The caller hears a short message, then gets a text from your business name.
Their name, what they need, and which of your open time windows works.
A text lands on your cell with everything you need to call back. Emergencies are flagged.
What it will and won't say
The assistant follows strict rules, so it never says something you'd have to walk back.
Free pilot
Text or email Sal
Tell me your business name and what you do, and I'll send a test number you can call today.
Questions
No. Customers keep calling your current number. You turn on forwarding for unanswered calls, so only the calls you miss reach Ringback.
Nothing changes. They ring through to you like they always have.
If customers call you to book a visit, a repair or an appointment, yes. The questions it asks and the emergencies it watches for are set up for your trade.
The first text says it's your business's assistant, and it answers honestly if someone asks. Most people just want to know someone will help them.
No. The pilot is free, and you can stop at any time.
Missed call → booked job