Quote anything fast
Hourly or flat, one line or ten, sent by text from the driveway and signed on their phone: because the handyman who quotes first wins.
Handyman business software for the everything trade
The jobs are small. The chaos isn't.
Twelve small jobs create more scheduling chaos than two big ones: more calls, more quotes, more "can you also" while you're on the ladder. The 24/7 AI receptionist (Growth plans and up) answers and books while your hands are full, missed-call text-back catches the rest, and the board keeps Tuesday from becoming a rumor.
Dane4 jobs
8:00Rekey · Maple St
10:30Deadbolt install
11:15Lockout · emergencydragged here
2:00Commercial survey
Rosa3 jobs
8:30Safe service
11:00Key fob program
3:15Master key system
Tuan2 jobs
9:00Storefront repair
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1:45Rekey · 4 doors
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Dane is on the way. Arriving 11:15 to 11:35.
Handyman business software for the everything trade
Quotes, scheduling & repeat customers
Small jobs, run like a real business.
The week on one board
Fifty small jobs, dragged and dropped, with automatic ETA texts so nobody calls asking where you are.
The "while you're here" line item
Add work to the job on the spot, and it's on the invoice, not forgotten in the truck.
Paid before you pack the drill
Tap-to-pay at the door or a pay link by text: small jobs can't afford invoice-chasing overhead.
The task-list goldmine
Every customer's record holds the jobs done and the jobs mentioned, so the follow-up ("still want that fence looked at?") sends itself.
The whole house on file
Photos, notes, past work by property: walk in knowing the place, even a year later.
How it works
One Saturday, six jobs.
- 7:55am. Six jobs on the board. Overnight, the AI receptionist booked a gate repair for Monday.
- 9:30am. Job two: customer adds "and the closet door." Line item added, invoice already right.
- 11:00am. Driveway quote for a deck repair sent by text. Signed with deposit before lunch.
- 4:40pm. Six for six, all tapped and paid. Zero envelopes in the glovebox.
Pricing
One flat bill for the whole crew.
Flat monthly, no per-user fees inside your seat count. One-person shop or a crew of five: same flat bill no per-user fees inside your seat count. See /pricing.
Try it on a real week
Fourteen days. Your actual jobs.
Not a sandbox with fake customers in it. Put a real week through the board, answer real calls with it, and see what the Friday number looks like. Fourteen days, no card, cancel any day.
Handyman software questions
What is handyman software?
Handyman software runs the many-small-jobs trade: booking, quotes, scheduling, invoicing and customer records in one system built for volume and variety. Linq adds the answered phone on top (Growth plans and up).
Can I quote hourly and flat-rate jobs?
Yes: build either in the driveway, send by text, and take the signature and deposit on their phone in one flow.
How does it help me get repeat work?
Every customer and property keeps a full record, and follow-ups go out on schedule, which matters more in this trade than any other: the homeowner's list never ends, and the handyman they remember gets it.
Is it overkill for a one-person handyman business?
It's sized for exactly that: no implementation project, no per-tech seat math no per-user fees inside your seat count, and the AI receptionist (Growth plans and up) is the difference between working and answering.
Is Linq a good Jobber alternative for handymen?
Yes: same loop, flat bill $179 a month at Growth, up to five users, phone answered. See Linq vs Jobber for the head-to-head.
Get started with handyman software
Let the list come to you.
Start free. The AI receptionist books while you're on the ladder (Growth plans and up).
Linq is handyman software for shops that would rather be on the tools than at a desk: start free, or put one real week through it on the 14-day trial and judge it on Friday.
