On a job? The next customer still hears from you.
You can't answer the phone under a geyser or up a ladder. Peak Social texts every caller you miss in seconds and answers your WhatsApps with your booking link, so the job doesn't go to the next number on Google.
Why trades lose jobs to missed calls
When a pipe bursts or the power trips, customers call down a list until someone answers. If you're busy, they move on within minutes.
A quick text that says you got the call and lets them book or send details keeps the job yours until you can call back.
How it works
You miss a call on site
Hands full, phone in the bakkie.
The caller gets a text in seconds
From your business, with your booking link or a way to send the job details.
You call back with the details
Every missed call and WhatsApp is logged in your dashboard with the number and time.
Do I need an app or a new number?
No. You keep your number and dial one forwarding code so unanswered calls go to Peak Social. WhatsApp replies run on the business number you already use.
Recover: missed calls, WhatsApp and Instagram.
$147 a month plus a $197 once-off setup. Every missed call texted back, WhatsApp and Instagram DMs answered, Calendly booking sync and a monthly report. Cancel any time.
Mostly get WhatsApps? Start with Reply, $47 a month, free for 7 days, no card.
Questions owners ask
Which plan do I need?
Recover ($147 a month plus a $197 once-off setup) covers missed call text back and WhatsApp and Instagram replies. If you mainly get WhatsApps, start with the free 7-day Reply trial.
Do I need a new number?
No. You keep your number. The forwarding code only applies to calls you don't answer.
Can I change the message after hours?
Yes. You can set different wording for after hours, for example for emergency call-outs.
Does it work across Cape Town, Johannesburg, Durban and the rest of SA?
Yes. It works on any South African mobile or business number, wherever you work.
Can callers stop the texts?
Yes. Every text includes a STOP option, and anyone who replies STOP is never texted again.