The dispatcher who
never calls in sick.

June does two jobs in one product. All day, she's your receptionist: answering every call in your brand voice when your crew is in the field, booking work, taking messages, capturing leads, and texting you a summary. Nights and weekends, she's your emergency dispatcher: she collects the job details, gets the client to approve your pre-set rate, blasts your techs via SMS, gives the job to the first to reply YES, shares live GPS with the client, confirms arrival and completion, collects before-and-after photos, and generates a finished invoice. Other tools answer the phone and book an appointment. June takes the call all the way to done, paid, and documented.

June is built for commercial contractors who serve property managers, HOAs, and facilities: plumbing, HVAC, electrical, landscape and grounds, locksmith, and restoration. These are the contractors who are contractually required to respond 24/7, where the #1 reason you lose an account isn't bad work. It's not answering the phone. One property-manager account is worth tens of thousands a year. One saved account pays for June for a decade.

When a client calls your emergency line, June handles intake, classifies the issue, and sends the client a rate-approval link. Once approved, June blasts all your Tier 1 techs via SMS. First to reply YES gets the job. Everyone else gets a stand-down message. If no one responds in 15 minutes, June auto-escalates to Tier 2 (your pre-approved subs). The client gets status updates throughout. Your tech gets the address, issue summary, gate code, and callback number, all by text.

Your number, your brand, your rates. Clients never know it isn't your own front desk. They call the same number they've always called, June says your company name, and the rate approval and job status pages carry your branding. The only thing that changes is that every call gets answered, every time. June never quotes a price. She only shows your pre-set rate for the client to approve. Every call begins with a disclosure that it may be recorded and handled by an automated assistant, as required by law.

You are always the merchant of record. Before any tech is dispatched, the client gets a link showing your emergency rates, taps Approve, and their card is authorized under your Stripe Connect account. After the job is complete and you approve the invoice, the charge finalizes. Funds settle to your account in two business days. June charges you separately via your monthly plan. We never touch the client payment.

No app, no login, no passwords. Techs get an SMS with the job details. They reply YES to accept. They tap one link to share live GPS, which works on any phone, no install. They text ARRIVED and DONE. They send before-and-after photos as picture messages. Then they fill out a quick two-minute web form for time, materials, and notes. That's it.

June auto-escalates through your tiers. If your Tier 1 techs don't respond in 15 minutes, it blasts your Tier 2 (pre-approved subs). The client gets a "still searching" SMS every 10 minutes with the option to cancel at any time, no charge. If all tiers are exhausted, the client is told no technician is available tonight with no charge, and you get an escalation alert.

The moment a caller describes a gas leak, fire, carbon monoxide, structural collapse, or active flooding, June stops the dispatch flow entirely and tells them to call 911 immediately. No dispatch. No rate approval. No job created. This is non-negotiable. June will never send a contractor to what should be a 911 call.

June detects the language from the first sentence and responds in that language for the rest of the call. No menu, no "press 2 for Spanish." The rate approval page, status page, and all SMS updates are sent in the same language the caller used. Each tech also sets their preferred language. A Spanish-speaking tech gets everything in Spanish, while you see the dashboard in your language.

Other tools either book an appointment or notify your on-call tech and stop. June is the only one that closes the full loop: intake, triage, rate approval, tech dispatch, accept/stand-down, live GPS tracking, arrival and completion confirmation, photo documentation, and a finished invoice. Other tools answer the phone and book an appointment. June takes the call all the way to done, paid, and documented, and she does it all day as your receptionist, not just for the 2 AM emergency.

Starter is $79/month with 1 dispatch included ($15 each after), for contractors covering after-hours emergencies. Pro is $179/month with 2 dispatches included ($12 each after), for contractors with regular call and emergency volume. Business is $349/month with 3 dispatches included ($9 each after), for large rosters and high-volume operations. Flat per-dispatch fees only, never a percentage of the job. Compare any of it to losing a single property-manager account worth tens of thousands a year. One saved account pays for June for a decade.

Every contractor gets 21 days free. No credit card required to explore the dashboard. Forward your number, run real calls, and see actual results before paying anything.

Under 20 minutes. You can sign up on the web or call June directly and she'll walk you through it over the phone. Add your business info, your techs' names and numbers, set your coverage hours, and forward your existing number. June assigns you a dedicated local number instantly and shows you the exact forwarding steps for your carrier. Make a test call and you're live.

You get your own dedicated local number. You forward your existing business or emergency line to it: after hours only, on no-answer, or always. Clients call the same number they've always had. Nothing changes for them. During the day you can still answer normally. If you don't pick up within 3 rings, June catches it.

Before-and-after photos are mandatory on every job. That's the evidence. If a client replies DISPUTE, both parties submit their side via SMS link. We review within 24 to 48 hours: if the contractor is at fault, the client gets a full or partial refund. If the client is unreasonably withholding, the charge finalizes. No funds move to the contractor until any dispute is resolved.

The client's card is authorized at dispatch. This is disclosed before they confirm. If they cancel before arrival, a $15 cancellation fee is captured and paid to your tech. If they cancel after arrival, your tech's standard trip fee is captured. Your tech always gets paid for their time.

No. June is a technology platform that provides communication and dispatch orchestration services to licensed contractors. You hold your own license and insurance. You are the merchant of record for all client transactions. The client contracts directly with you, not with June. We charge you for our software and dispatch services separately.

Cancel month-to-month. No long-term contracts on any plan. Your number forwarding reverts back to you in minutes. We'd rather you try it risk-free and decide for yourself than lock you into something that doesn't work.