It answers your line at any hour, quotes your prices, and books the job.
Shema is not a new number. It is what happens on your number when nobody picks up. Your phone rings first, every time. If you get it, Shema never hears the call.
Shema is Hebrew for listen. Where Peniel speaks about the standard, Shema speaks about the shift. Its reader is holding a phone in one hand and a wrench in the other, and has already been burned by an answering service.
The promise is small and total. Nobody reaches your voicemail again.
Built for home services first. The same product, taught a different job, one trade at a time.
Slightly slower than a person in a hurry. It is never in a hurry.
It waits a full beat after the caller stops. It does not interrupt.
The audio of this call goes here. Ask for it on the call and we will send it.
Hours, service area, what you do and do not take. You write the answers once.
Your numbers, said plainly. It will not quote a job it has not been taught. It gets you instead.
Real slots off your live calendar, written in before the caller hangs up.
Commercial quotes and anything off script come to you, with the transcript attached.
You set the rules and you read every transcript. It never invents a price, and it never promises a time your calendar does not have.
Nothing about your line changes for the people who already have it. The only thing that changes is what happens on the calls you miss.
Forty five minutes. Your services, your hours, your prices, and what you want woken up for. You talk, we write it down.
We teach it your shop and send you recordings of it working. You tell us what is wrong. We change it and send it again.
Your phone still rings first. Shema only picks up the ones you do not. You can switch it off from your phone.
We quote it on the call, once we know how many calls you are missing. There is no price on this page because there is no price that fits every shop.