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For owner-run handyman businesses

Give customers a better way to ask about a job.

Add a small request chat or estimate page to your website. It gathers the job, address, and a practical time to look at it. You review every request before anything is confirmed.

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Free while Andy is in early access. No card required.

By signing up, you agree to Andy’s Terms.

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Example website request

Example
Kitchen faucet replacement. The faucet is loose and there is a leak under the sink.
Thanks — I’ll show the next practical estimate times. The owner reviews the request before anything is confirmed.
Requested time: Thursday at 2:00 PM
Estimate request
Thu · 2:00 PMFaucet replacement214 Pine St.
Example of a customer requesting an estimate time for Thursday at 2:00 PM. The owner still reviews it.

Built first for short service calls, punch lists, fixture swaps, drywall repairs, and rental-turn work.

Read the practical notes

A request can wait without getting lost in your phone.

A customer can explain what they need, add the address, and ask for a time while you finish the job in front of you. You can look it over when you have a minute and decide whether it is worth taking.

01

Set the time you want to protect

Choose your workdays, hours, and days off. Customers only see estimate times you have left open.

02

Put one clear request path on your site

Use an estimate page or a small chat button. Customers share the job and address, then ask for an open estimate time.

03

Review it when you are free

See the job, address, requested time, and the customer’s messages in one private inbox. Reply, follow up, or close it out.

What Andy handles

Andy handles the handoff from a website request to your decision. That’s it for now.

Included now

  • Website request chat and estimate page
  • Job details, service address, and practical estimate times
  • A private inbox for customer messages and owner notes
  • Working hours, days off, repair blocks, and owner review
  • A day and week schedule with a Maps handoff

Not included yet

  • Phone calls or voicemail
  • Automatic replies that pretend to be you
  • Automatic appointment reminders
  • Price quotes
  • Customer payments
  • Texts from your existing business number

Andy is early. It needs a few handymen to use it on real jobs.

Put it on your real website. Use it for real estimate requests. Then tell us where it breaks and what would make it worth paying for.

The price I’m testing

$49/ month

Early access is free. The price being tested is $49 a month, and you will not be charged unless you choose to continue.

No credit card required during early access.

By signing up, you agree to Andy’s Terms.