Waitlist · Front office
The front office I built for my own junk removal business.
I run Haulanta, a junk removal company in metro Atlanta, on a system I built: calls answered, jobs sent to crews, customers paid and reviews requested, with very little manual work. I’m getting it ready to set up for other service businesses. Join the waitlist and you’ll hear first when spots open.
Join the waitlist →What it does
Calls answered
An AI receptionist picks up, answers questions about your services and takes the job details, day or night.
Quote and booking
Requests from calls, texts and your website land in one job list with the customer, address, photos and notes.
Dispatch to crews
Jobs go out to your crews or subcontractors by text. They accept, send photos and text DONE when the job is finished.
Payment and payouts
The customer gets a payment link when the job is done, and your crew’s share is paid out from that payment.
Reviews and follow-up
A review request goes out after payment, once per job. Every text and email is logged on the job.
You stay in control
You decide what the system can do alone and what needs your OK. Prices, refunds and complaints stay with you.
Two ways to get it
Done for you
I set the system up on your own phone number, payment account and business profile, then keep it running.
White label
For agencies and consultants: the same system under your brand, set up for your clients.
Either way, the business keeps its own phone number, payment account, texting registration and Google profile. Those have to be in the business’s name, so they’re set up for each business, not copied.
Where it stands
- It is live at Haulanta and has completed real, paid jobs, including the crew payout.
- I still approve the AI’s customer messages myself while I prove it out on more jobs.
- I’m opening setups once it has run cleanly across enough jobs. The waitlist is how I’ll pick who goes first.
Join the waitlist
No payment, no call required. I’ll email you when setups open, and may ask a question or two about your business.