For electrical contractors
A burning smell at 9pm shouldn’t go to voicemail
Qourlex AI answers every call to your electrical business in under 2 seconds, 24/7. It books panel upgrades and EV charger installs, and it gets the sparking-outlet and burning-smell calls to you right away.
- Answers in under 2 seconds
- Nights, weekends and holidays
- Text and email alerts
Tap a call to see how it’s handled
Hear it yourself
Hear how it handles an emergency call
This recording is an HVAC test call. Your electrical agent follows the same flow, set up with your services, hours and emergency rules. An electrical recording is on its way.
2:10. Unedited test call.
Missed-call calculator
What are missed calls costing you?
What an unanswered electrical call is worth, worked out from your own numbers. Move the sliders or tap a typical job.
25 calls a week
$349 per job
Or reset to the national average:
HomeAdvisor national average. Most jobs run $163 to $536. HomeAdvisor, cost to hire an electrician
Work going to competitors every month
$3,100
That’s about $37,200 a year.
- Calls a month 108
- Never reach a person 52
- Jobs that would have booked 9
Of every 100 calls, 48 never reach a live person. We apply the same qualification and booking rates (38% and 45%) to those unanswered calls as Invoca measured on answered ones, on the assumption they would have converted the same way. It’s an estimate of what you’re likely losing, not a forecast.
Job values: HomeAdvisor cost guides (Repair an AC Unit, Hire a Plumber, Hire an Electrician, Repair a Roof). Call outcomes: Invoca 2026 Home Services Lead Conversion Benchmarks, based on 70M+ tracked calls.
21% of consumers say that when a business doesn’t answer, they immediately call another one. CallRail, survey of 1,000 US consumers (Sep 2025)
Storms bring the calls with them
US electricity customers averaged 11 hours without power in 2024, and major events such as Hurricanes Beryl, Helene and Milton caused 80% of those hours. After a storm, the calls about damaged service equipment and dead circuits all arrive at once.
Calls it handles
Pick a call. See what happens.
You decide what counts as urgent. The first three are warning signs from the National Fire Protection Association’s list of reasons to call a qualified electrician.
Emergencies
Everyday calls
Burning or rubbery smell
Coming from an outlet, a panel or an appliance. The caller is told to stop using it and, if there’s smoke or fire, to get out and call 911.
Answered in under 2 seconds
Day or night, weekends and holidays.
Recognized as an emergency
It checks the call against the emergency rules you set.
Safety steps first
Stop using the outlet or appliance and have a qualified electrician look at it.
Details collected
Name, callback number, address and what’s happening, in the caller’s words.
You’re alerted right away
An instant text and email with everything you need to call back.
The receptionist is not an emergency service. Anyone in danger is told to call 911 first, and you approve every safety step it gives during setup.
Pricing
The same simple pricing for every trade
$1,500 one-time setup
We build, connect and test the whole system inside your own accounts. You own it.
$300 to $500 per month
Ongoing management, updates and support.
Call usage billed at cost on your own account
Roughly $90 to $150 a month for typical volume.
Setup
Built inside your accounts, live in days
Jobs go straight into the calendar or field service software you already run, including ServiceTitan, Housecall Pro, Jobber and Google Calendar.
We learn your business
Services, prices you want quoted, service area, hours and what counts as an emergency.
We build and test it
The agent, your phone number and the connections to your calendar, set up in accounts you own.
It goes live
Every call is answered, and you get a summary by text and email after each one.
FAQ
Common Questions
The ones on your list. Most electricians flag burning smells, sparking or warm outlets, shocks from appliances and outages after storms. Those reach you by text and email right away.
To stop using the outlet or appliance, and to get out and call 911 if there is smoke or fire. Then it collects the address and details and alerts you. You approve the exact wording during setup.
Yes. It books site visits and estimates into your calendar and captures the details you need, like the panel size or the car the charger is for, if you want those questions asked.
Only the prices you give it, such as your service call fee. Jobs that need a look at the panel or the wiring are booked as estimates.
Our electrical recording isn’t ready yet. The HVAC call shows the same flow your agent follows: answer, recognize the emergency, collect the details and alert the team. We’ll play you an electrical example on the demo call.
Hear it answer your calls
Book a free 15-minute demo. We’ll show you an agent set up for a business like yours, answering a live call.