Screenfire for trades and home services

The board that wins the job before the quote does.

Licensed, insured, and a call-out fee stated before anybody asks. A screen in a waiting area or a code on the van says the things that decide whether somebody rings you instead of the next name on the list.

What it replaces

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The business card on a windscreen

Thrown away at a rate you would not believe. A code that books is not.

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“What do you charge to come out?”

The first question on every call, and the one that decides the rest of it.

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A licence number nobody sees

The single most persuasive thing you have, filed in a drawer.

Built for the way you actually work

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What you do, priced

Call-out, hourly, out of hours. Stated once instead of negotiated each time.

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Licensed and insured

With the number on it. People look, and the ones who look are the ones who pay on time.

One real review, named

Worth more than five stars with nobody behind them.

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Booked from the van

A code on the door panel, read at a junction, booked before the light changes.

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Emergency hours

What you cover at 2am and what it costs, so the call is the right call.

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In a basement, still works

Cached. A screen with no bars keeps showing the right thing.

Fair questions

I do not have premises. Is this for me?

The van is the premises. A code on the panel and a booking page behind it does more than a board would, and costs the same.

Can I show different rates out of hours?

Put them on a schedule. The emergency rate appears at the hour you choose and goes away in the morning.

What if I take a job that runs over?

Nothing on the board expires while you work. It is not a diary that needs managing, it is a sign that stays right.

Light your first screen today.

The trial is free for fourteen days and takes about a minute to start. No card, no sales call — or talk to us first if you'd rather.