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When your team is on-site with their hands full, handlo answers the phone — booking jobs, quoting recurring cleans, and capturing every caller who’d otherwise hang up.
A recurring cleaning client is worth thousands a year. A missed call is a standing booking lost to the next company that answers.
A caller wants a move-out clean this week. handlo captures the property size, the rooms, and the date, and routes a qualified lead to your team.
Someone wants a weekly or biweekly clean. handlo captures the address, frequency, and access details, and books a ready-to-confirm job.
A caller books in the evening. handlo answers around the clock and has the job waiting for you in the morning.
Calls that hit voicemail book elsewhere. handlo answers every one, so a busy schedule never costs you the next client.
handlo is $49/mo to start, with a set allowance of minutes and a ceiling you pick. Because it does not bill per call, it can sit in your fixed costs rather than something you reconcile each month.
handlo captures evening and weekend requests while your crews are out and your office is closed.
A recurring client is not a job, it is a subscription somebody else is also bidding for. The caller is usually ringing two or three companies in one sitting, and the one that answers with real questions — bedrooms, bathrooms, pets, how the property is accessed — sounds like the one that will actually turn up.
handlo has that conversation whenever it happens, including at nine in the evening when your crews are home and everyone else is on voicemail. What arrives is a quotable job: property size, service type, frequency, date, and how the cleaner gets in.
This trade lives in a calendar and a phone, so handlo writes to both and adds nothing else to log into.
Most first cleans that go badly go badly for reasons that were entirely knowable on the phone, and were simply never asked.
14 days free. 2 minutes to set up. Cancel with one click.
If you don't capture a missed call in the first 48 hours, just cancel — we'd be surprised.