Hours of office work, done in minutes of talking. Even when you're 60 feet up in a harness with a running saw.

Four things, in this order: pick up every call, even the ten that come in the hour after a windstorm; ask the safety questions first (is the tree on a house, a car or a power line, is anyone hurt, is a driveway blocked); get the address and photos so you can price it without a drive-by; and book the estimate on your calendar instead of handing you a list of names to call back. A message-taking service stops after the first step. Unmanually does all four, puts trees on houses at the top of your list with a text to you, and then sends the quote, the invoice and the payment reminder too.

Right away. A homeowner with a limb on the roof calls the next company on the list when nobody picks up, and 45% of home-service callers who reach a person book on that first call (Invoca 2026 benchmark). Unmanually answers several calls at once, so the fifth caller after a storm gets the same questions and a booked slot as the first.

Yes, because the questions change but the job does not. For plant health care and certified arborist work, Unmanually asks what the homeowner is seeing (leaf drop, holes in the bark, mushrooms at the base, a crack in the trunk), the species if they know it, and for photos by text. It books the arborist assessment on your calendar, files yearly treatments like spring spraying or deep-root feeding as recurring visits, and reminds the homeowner before each one. Anything that sounds like a tree about to fail goes to the top of your list with a text to you.

Most small tree companies need four things: a way to answer and book calls while the crew is climbing, estimates and quotes with the work spelled out (removal, haul-away, stump grinding, crane or no crane), a schedule the crew can see, and invoicing with payment reminders. Many owners stitch together a phone, a notebook and an invoicing app. Unmanually covers the calls, estimates, quotes, permits, invoices and reminders in one place, run by voice from the truck, and syncs with Jobber if you already schedule there. The free tree service pricing calculator helps you set the prices it quotes.

No. Answering calls is one thing it does. It's a 24/7 AI Office Manager that does the office work itself: it books estimates, sends quotes, keeps permits and HOA approvals on track, schedules crews and equipment, invoices and chases payments, handles email and texts, and tells you what it did.

Only the advice you give it, which for most owners is to stay well away, call the utility, and call 911 if there's fire or anyone is hurt. It never sends a crew to a line-clearance job you don't do, and it tells you about every urgent call right away.

It answers several calls at once, asks for photos, sorts them by urgency and area, and books the ones you have room for. Everyone else goes on a list in order, with a text telling them when to expect you. On Growth, you can purchase additional usage for storm weeks.

It sends homeowners an itemized invoice and your photos for their claim, and answers their questions about what you did. It doesn't give coverage advice; that stays between them and their insurer.

No. You connect your own Twilio or Telnyx account and your business number runs through it. We don't sell or provide numbers, so the line stays yours.

If anyone asks, it says so plainly. When a caller wants you personally, it takes the details and lets you know right away, or puts them through if you've said to.

Tell it how you work in plain words, out loud or typed: your storm and estimate policies, your stump grinding prices, your hours, your service area and what needs your OK. Every plan includes a 1:1 setup call, booked right after checkout: in about 30 minutes we connect your email, calendar, invoicing and phone line with you and check it works the way you do. After that, you change anything by telling it.

Most owners pick Growth. You get 3 seats, so your office person and a crew leader each get their own login, and when a busy month pushes past your capacity you can purchase additional usage on the spot (Starter requires an upgrade). Starter is the entry plan for trying it alone at low volume. Companies with several crews that hand over the whole office get the most from Scale: 10 seats, the highest capacity and the fastest tier. You can move up any time: your new month starts that day, and the unused part of your old plan comes off the first charge.