8 categories · 48 verticals
Your trade has its own emergencies. So does your front desk.
Each page below describes exactly what Signal captures for that trade: questions asked, urgency thresholds, routing. No generic script.
Trades & Emergency
Plumbers
30 %Leaks don't wait for business hours. Neither does Signal.
≈ 350 $ · 30 %
Electricians
28 %Wired into a job site, unreachable by phone. Not anymore.
≈ 420 $ · 28 %
Locksmiths
35 %Locks don't know your hours. Neither do lockouts.
≈ 280 $ · 35 %
HVAC Technicians
30 %Heating dies in January = customer panic. Captured in 10 seconds.
≈ 650 $ · 30 %
Roofers
32 %Up on the roof, unreachable. On the ground, the competitor picks up the job.
≈ 4 500 $ · 32 %
Masons
28 %Trowel in hand, concrete setting. The job goes to whoever answers first.
≈ 2 500 $ · 28 %
Carpenters
27 %Router running, workshop loud: the phone rings into the void. The customer doesn't stay.
≈ 1 800 $ · 27 %
House Painters
26 %Roller in hand, scaffold up. The painting job goes to whoever picks up first.
≈ 1 600 $ · 26 %
Tile Setters
25 %Knees in thinset, hands full. The customer books their tiler elsewhere.
≈ 1 200 $ · 25 %
Landscapers
29 %Mower running, season short. Every missed call goes to the landscaper down the street.
≈ 700 $ · 29 %
Glaziers
31 %Broken glass doesn't wait for business hours. The panicked caller dials the next number.
≈ 350 $ · 31 %
Pest Control Companies
30 %A cockroach in the kitchen, instant panic. The customer calls the first number that answers.
≈ 280 $ · 30 %
Beauty & Wellness
Hair Salons
25 %Scissors in hand, phone ringing. Every ring is a color appointment walking away.
≈ 85 $ · 25 %
Barbers
24 %Clippers in hand, head under the blade. Every missed call books with the barber across the street.
≈ 45 $ · 24 %
Beauty Salons
25 %Cabin occupied, gloved hands. The customer books the salon across the street.
≈ 95 $ · 25 %
Nail Salons
26 %Gel polish mid-cure, UV lamp on. The missed call books elsewhere.
≈ 55 $ · 26 %
Spas & Massage Therapists
23 %Cabin occupied, lights dimmed, silence required. The customer books another spa in 5 minutes.
≈ 110 $ · 23 %
Tattoo Artists
22 %Needle in hand, three hours into a linework piece. The serious client calls the next studio.
≈ 250 $ · 22 %
Health
Dentists
27 %Toothache at 8 PM. Your front desk closed at 6. The patient calls elsewhere.
≈ 380 $ · 27 %
Family Doctors
24 %Consultation in progress, front desk already swamped. The patient signs up at the clinic next door.
≈ 150 $ · 24 %
Physical Therapists
23 %Mid-session, both hands on the patient. The patient in pain calls the clinic next door.
≈ 60 $ · 23 %
Osteopaths
22 %Solo practice, mid-treatment. The referred patient calls the next osteopath on Google.
≈ 80 $ · 22 %
Psychologists
26 %Door closed, session in progress. Someone finally working up the call must not hit a dead end.
≈ 110 $ · 26 %
Veterinarians
27 %In surgery, one vet on duty. The worried owner calls the clinic next door.
≈ 220 $ · 27 %
Opticians
21 %Mid-assembly, in the fitting room, hands in the workshop. The customer is one click from ordering online.
≈ 180 $ · 21 %
Auto
Auto Repair Shops
29 %Under the hood, nobody picks up. The customer books elsewhere in 5 minutes.
≈ 540 $ · 29 %
Auto Body Shops
27 %Mid-paint booth, unreachable: the insurance file goes to the shop next door.
≈ 900 $ · 27 %
Vehicle Inspection Centers
18 %The inspector is under a chassis: the driver books the next center down the road.
≈ 90 $ · 18 %
Roadside Assistance Companies
35 %Broken down on the shoulder, the caller takes the first tower who answers — not the first name on the list.
≈ 180 $ · 35 %
Car Washes
19 %The customer wants a clean car on Saturday. No answer, and they drive to the next wash.
≈ 60 $ · 19 %
Food & Hospitality
Restaurants
40 %Mid-rush, 12 reservation calls into the void. Each one walks to the competitor.
≈ 120 $ · 40 %
Pizzerias
36 %Friday night, oven full, ten calls in twenty minutes. Every missed order goes to the shop across the street.
≈ 45 $ · 36 %
Bakeries
22 %Floured hands since 4 AM: weekend orders fly elsewhere.
≈ 20 $ · 22 %
Caterers
32 %Wedding or corporate reception: the first caterer to answer books the tasting.
≈ 800 $ · 32 %
Professional Services
Law Firms
26 %In court, unreachable. The distressed client calls the next firm.
≈ 1 200 $ · 26 %
Accountants
24 %Deep in closing season, unreachable: the founder signs with the next firm.
≈ 400 $ · 24 %
Real Estate Agents
33 %A seller who hits your voicemail lists their property with the competitor.
≈ 5 500 $ · 33 %
Insurance Brokers
27 %An unanswered borrower call is a policy signed online at the bank's rate.
≈ 800 $ · 27 %
Architects
28 %On site, unreachable: the project gets built with the next architect.
≈ 3 500 $ · 28 %
Web Agencies
25 %Mid-sprint, a prospect's call dies in the void — they sign with the agency next door.
≈ 2 500 $ · 25 %
Home Services
Moving Companies
28 %Volume, floor, date: a move qualifies in 8 questions. AI asks them all.
≈ 900 $ · 28 %
Commercial Cleaning Companies
28 %An office contract is won at the first pickup, not the third meeting.
≈ 300 $ · 28 %
Home Cleaning Services
26 %Vacuum running, phone ringing: the client calls the next name on her list.
≈ 35 $ · 26 %
Photographers
31 %Behind the viewfinder, unreachable: the wedding signs with the next photographer.
≈ 600 $ · 31 %
Security Installers
29 %After a break-in, the customer calls three installers. The first to answer wins the job.
≈ 1 200 $ · 29 %
Appliance Repair Technicians
30 %Dead machine, waiting family: the first tech to pick up takes the repair.
≈ 180 $ · 30 %
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