Scheduling & dispatch
Tune-ups, emergencies and install days share one drag-and-drop board. Assign the nearest tech and the customer gets the ETA text automatically.
The first heatwave books your whole month. If you pick up.
Linq is the HVAC software that runs the whole operation: no-cool calls answered 24/7, jobs scheduled and dispatched, estimates signed on the porch, invoices tapped at the air handler, and maintenance customers reminded before the season turns. One app, one flat price.
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Voicemail doesn't fix furnaces.
Peak season floods the line, and every no-heat or no-cool call is an emergency to the person making it. Linq answers what you can't: it books the job, sets expectations, pings the on-call tech and texts back every missed call in seconds. The first hot Saturday of summer stops being a triage problem.
Dane is on the way. Arriving 11:15 to 11:35.
Service, installs and maintenance on one board.
Tune-ups, emergencies and install days share one drag-and-drop board. Assign the nearest tech and the customer gets the ETA text automatically.
Price the repair and the replacement at the kitchen table, send both to the customer's phone, and collect the signature and deposit before you leave the driveway.
Agreement customers ride a reminder cycle, so spring and fall tune-ups book themselves instead of waiting on a phone blitz.
The invoice is ready when the panel closes. Tap the card on your phone or send a pay link and watch it clear.
Every address keeps its equipment details, photos, filter sizes and full service history, so the tech walks in knowing the unit better than the homeowner does.
Seasonal revenue, agreement counts, techs and lead sources in sentences and simple charts. Know which season paid for the new van.
One no-cool call, start to finish.
Made in a service van, not a boardroom.
Linq was built in partnership with working trade businesses that run 24/7 emergency dispatch, and HVAC runs on the same physics: after-hours calls, mobile techs, on-site decisions, payment at the door. The software assumes you are in a driveway, not at a desk, because that is where it learned the job.
One flat price. Every tech included.
Everything on this page is included from $179 a month: answering, dispatch, estimates, invoicing, payments and the phone line. Flat tiers instead of per-tech seats, so staffing up for summer costs nothing extra. /pricing Basic $89, Growth $179, Scale $249, Enterprise $349
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.
For a small HVAC business the software has to do five jobs without an office admin: answer the phone, schedule, dispatch, estimate and invoice. Linq does all five in one app at one flat price, so a two-tech shop runs on the same machine a fifty-tech operation pays enterprise money for.
Linq keeps every agreement customer on a reminder cycle, so seasonal tune-ups book themselves, and the equipment history rides along on every visit.
Yes. Build the estimate at the kitchen table, put the repair and the replacement side by side, and collect the signature and deposit on the spot. Everything lands on the same job record.
Yes. Connect QuickBooks Online and your sent and paid invoices sync across with their line items and the customer they belong to.
Flat tiers, not per-tech seats: Basic $89, Growth $179, Scale $249, Enterprise $349. Everything is included at every tier. Adding a tech in July costs nothing extra. Basic $89, Growth $179, Scale $249, Enterprise $349
For small and mid-size shops, yes. ServiceTitan is built and priced for large operations, with onboarding to match. Linq covers the parts that make the money (dispatch, estimates, agreement reminders, invoicing, 24/7 answering) at a flat monthly price you can cancel anytime.
Where this page points next.
Be ready before the season turns.
Setup takes an afternoon. The next heatwave is already handled.
Linq is HVAC 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.