Your phone rang twice while you were on a job.

Both of them called somebody else. We put a system on your line that answers, texts every missed call back in about five seconds, and keeps following up until the job is on the calendar.

Book 15 minutes with Cal Run your numbers

✓ No app for you to learn ✓ Month to month ✓ Twin Cities, and we answer our own phone

What your caller gets

Missed the call. Kept the customer.

The second you can't pick up, your caller gets a text — from your number, in about five seconds. Most people who'd never leave a voicemail will answer a text.

Text, ~5 seconds after the missed call:
"Hey — sorry we missed you, we're on a job. What do you need? Text back here and we'll get you taken care of."

On a 15-minute call, Cal will show you exactly how it runs before you spend a dollar.

The math

You already know roughly how many calls you miss.

Put your own numbers in. This isn't an industry statistic — it's your shop.

Calls you miss in a week Be honest. Count evenings.

Your average job Dollars, before costs.

Of those, how many would book Percent. 25 is conservative.

Walking out the door each year

$46,800

104 jobs a year you never knew you had

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What's actually running

Six things, working whether you're free or not.

No app for you to learn, no dashboard you have to check. You keep working. It runs.

Missed-call text-back

The second a call goes unanswered, the caller gets a text from your number asking what they need. Most people answer a text from the truck when they'd never leave a voicemail.

Under-60-second lead response

Web form, phone, Facebook — every lead gets a real reply inside a minute, day or night. Speed is the whole game with a homeowner who called three companies.

AI answering for overflow and after-hours

When you can't pick up, an assistant does. It takes the address and the problem, flags emergencies for a callback, never quotes a price, and says plainly that it's an assistant when asked.

Follow-up until it's booked

Quote sent and gone quiet? A polite sequence keeps running for two weeks. This is the part every operator means to do and nobody has time for.

Booking and review requests

Jobs land on a calendar you can see from your phone. When a job closes, the customer gets a review request — the thing that makes next month's calls easier.

A monthly proof report

One page: calls captured, texts sent, jobs booked, estimated revenue recovered. If the number is bad, we'd rather you see it and fire us than find out in month six.

Pricing

Month to month, with 30 days' notice.

Card on file, billed the 1st. Cancel and your contacts leave with you.

Launch

$297/mo

✓ Missed-call instant text-back
✓ Under-60-second lead response
✓ Booking calendar
✓ Follow-up sequences until booked
✓ Automatic review requests
✓ One inbox for calls, texts and web leads
✓ Monthly proof report

Most operators

Growth

$497/mo

+ Everything in Launch
✓ AI voice answering — overflow and after-hours
✓ Quote follow-up sequences
✓ Reactivation campaigns to your own past customers

Front Office

$797/mo

+ Everything in Growth
✓ 24/7 AI answering on every line
✓ Multiple lines, locations or crews
✓ Priority support
✓ Quarterly optimization review

Setup is $490, one time — building your scripts, your numbers, your calendar, your follow-ups. If you don't have a website with a privacy policy, we build you a simple one, because the phone carriers require it before your texts are allowed to send.

Founding client program: we're taking on our first five Twin Cities operators with setup waived and the rate locked for six months. In exchange we ask for honest feedback, a written case study if it works, and two introductions. We're new, and we'd rather buy a track record with margin than pretend we already have one.

Honest fit

We'd rather tell you no than take your money.

This works extremely well for some shops and does almost nothing for others. Here's the difference.

This is built for you if

✓ You're an owner-operator with one to five people, and the phone rings while your hands are full.
✓ Your jobs run a couple hundred to a few thousand dollars, so one saved call pays for the month.
✓ Calls roll to voicemail after hours and most callers don't leave one.
✓ You've got no CRM, or a system you set up once and never touch.
✓ You've tried a built-in version of this and still miss calls.

Don't hire us if

— Someone answers every one of your calls — including at 7pm, on a Saturday, and when two ring at once. If that's honestly true, you don't need us.
— Your problem is not enough calls coming in. That's advertising, and it's a different job than ours.
— You want us to text a purchased list. We won't, and the people who will are going to get you fined.
— You want a custom-built system rather than something proven that we run for you.
— You want to buy it and never speak to us again. This works because a human watches it.

Getting started

What the first two weeks actually look like.

Everyone in this business promises you'll be live tomorrow. Here's the real timeline, including the part nobody mentions.

Day 1

One call, about thirty minutes

Your services, your hours, your average job, how you want emergencies handled, and what you'd want a customer to hear. We write everything down so you only say it once.

Day 1

We file your carrier registration

Before any business is allowed to send texts, the phone carriers have to approve it. We submit yours the same day you sign, because this is the part with a clock on it and every day of delay is a day added to the end.

Days 2–3

We build it

Your number, your calendar, your follow-up sequences, your review requests, your inbox. You don't do anything during this part.

Days 3–14

Carrier review — the honest wait

This takes one to two weeks and nobody can speed it up, including us. Your calls, calendar and answering all work during this window. Texting switches on the day approval lands, and we'll tell you the day it does.

Day 15 onward

Live, and watched

We test every message end to end before a single customer of yours sees one. Then you get a proof report every month showing what it actually saved you.

The part the cheap guys skip

Set up so it can't get you sued.

Business texting in the United States is regulated, and the penalties land on the business owner — not on whoever set it up. So we do it properly, and it costs you nothing extra.

Registered with the carriers

Your business is registered under your own EIN before a single text sends. Unregistered texting gets silently blocked, which is why some shops find their "automation" quietly stopped working months ago.

Inbound answering only

Our AI answers calls that come to you. It never dials out. Automated outbound voice carries statutory penalties per call, and no amount of extra booked jobs is worth that math.

Your customers, your consent

We text people who contacted you first. We don't buy lists, we don't import lists, and we'll turn down the work if that's what you're after.

Stop means stop

Every sequence halts the moment someone replies, and opt-outs are honored permanently and automatically. Your customer never gets nagged after they've answered.

Who we are

A two-person company, on purpose.

Modern Revenue Systems is Cal Healy and Carter Wishart — both 21, Twin Cities raised, and the only two people you'll ever deal with. No account manager, no support queue: the owners build your system, pick up when something breaks, and sign your monthly report. Around here every contractor knows three more, so our reputation is the entire business plan — which is exactly the position you want a vendor in.

Cal Healy

Sales

Cal runs every client conversation, from first contact through signing. His background is commission sales — high volume, direct pitch, fast close — where he was a top performer on his team. A first call takes fifteen minutes and covers three things: what your phone is doing now, what that's costing you, and whether this is worth doing. You'll have a price before it ends, and if you don't need us yet, he'll say so.

Carter Wishart

Operations

Carter builds and operates every system we install, and handles the carrier registration each business needs before its texting can legally go live. If something breaks at 9pm on a Saturday, you text him directly and it gets resolved that night — no ticket queue, no account manager in between. Your monthly report comes from him: calls captured, jobs booked, and estimated revenue recovered, including the months those numbers are low.

Straight answers

The questions we actually get.

What if the AI says something wrong to my customer?

It's built to be narrow on purpose. It takes the problem, the address and a callback number, flags emergencies, and tells people what happens next. It never quotes a price, never promises an arrival time, and when it doesn't know something it says the owner will call back. If someone asks whether they're talking to a person, it tells them the truth.

You also get every call recording and transcript. If it ever says something you don't like, we change it that day.

Who owns my customer data?

You do. If you leave, you export every contact and conversation and take it with you. No hostage-taking, no "we'll send it over in a few weeks." It's your customer list — it was never ours.

Do I have to learn a new app?

No. It runs on the number you already give out. There's an app if you want one — most owners just get a text when something needs them and reply from their phone like they would to anyone else.

What if it doesn't work for my shop?

Month to month, 30 days' notice, cancel by text if you want. We'd rather you leave in month two than stay unhappy for a year and tell every contractor you know about it.

Why does it take two weeks to turn texting on?

The phone carriers have to approve every business that sends texts, and that review takes one to two weeks. Nobody can shortcut it. Anyone who tells you they'll have your texting live tomorrow is either sending unregistered messages that quietly get blocked, or they're guessing. Your calls, calendar and answering all work immediately — it's specifically texting that waits.

Is this just software I could buy myself?

Parts of it, yes. You could assemble something similar and spend your evenings maintaining it. What you're paying us for is that it's built for your shop, tested before a customer ever touches it, watched when it breaks, and reported on every month by someone whose name you know.