From the first call to the final payment: Alma covers your line while you're off, Eliko turns a sentence into a scope, a material list and a punch list, Noella shows your customer their own job, and every dollar lands in one place - whether it's just you, or you and seven project managers.
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They lose them in the gaps: the 9pm call nobody answered, the paperwork behind the estimate, the change order nobody wrote down. Same three leaks whether you're on the tools or running seven project managers.
The call comes at 9pm, or Sunday morning, or while every one of your people is already on a job. Whoever answers first usually books it - and a call nobody answered leaves no record it ever happened.
Everybody's AI writes an estimate these days. It still leaves the material order, the signature, the payment schedule and the punch list - rebuilt by hand for every job, in different tools.
A remodel pays in a deposit, milestones, change orders and a final. Agree one piece verbally, track another in your head, and the profit on paper stops matching the bank account.
The Salvatore bathroom, followed from the first ring to the final payment - and what the customer sees. Each agent finishes its step and hands the job to the next.
Your line is covered around the clock: your people take it while you're working, Alma picks up while you're off - nights, weekends, holidays. When Alma answers, the call is written straight into the job: name, number, scope, appointment. Nothing lives in somebody's head.
Alma's call notes become a card on your board, usually before you knew the phone rang. First call to final payment on one board - Lead, Quoted, Signed, Working, Paid - and every job keeps its own history: the calls, the estimate, the photos, the payments, the change orders.
Any AI can write an estimate now. Eliko does the part that eats your evening: describe the work the way you would to your foreman, and one pass produces the scope of work, the material list priced against Home Depot, the punch list for the crew, and the order you paste at the Pro desk. You set the price. It is your job, your customer and your number.
The payment schedule on your estimate becomes the ledger you collect against. Deposit, milestones, change orders, final - every payment carries a date and who recorded it, so you always know what each job, and each person, has collected.
One link per job for your customer: what they've paid, what's left, what's scheduled, and photos as the work progresses - written in plain English, not contractor words. The Saturday where-are-we call answers itself before it's made.
Forward your number, bring your jobs in from a spreadsheet if you have one, and the crew starts working. No migration weekend, no training.
Your existing business number, unchanged. It rolls to Alma after hours when nobody picks up.
Here is what ships with it, built with our first contractors.
Ask the business anything from a chat thread: where a job stands, what a customer still owes, what this month collected. Ozeri answers today. On October 1 it starts doing the work - sending the estimate, logging the expense - not just reporting on it.
Arrange Masmer around how you run your company: choose the boards, cards and numbers on your screen from a set of options, and change them as the business changes.
Where your jobs come from and what they are worth: bookings by area, margin by project type, month against month - and Ozeri answers from it in chat.
Everything above this section works today. Everything here lands October 1.
Masmer is new and we would rather say so. The first 20 contractors pay $100 a month through 2027, help shape what gets built, and keep 25% off for life.
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Twenty contractors get the whole crew - Alma on the phone, Eliko on the paperwork, Noella facing your customers, the money tracked to the last change order - at $100 a month through 2027, with a direct line to the contractor building it.
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