Missed-call text-back

Stop losing jobs you already earned.

When you miss a call, they get a text back within a minute — before they've called the next name on the list.

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The phone doesn't stop, and neither does the job.

You're under a house, up a ladder, or driving between jobs. The call goes unanswered, and most people don't leave a voicemail — they just call the next number. Every missed call is a job that might already belong to someone else.

What it does

What it does

01

Sent within a minute

The moment a call goes unanswered, a text goes out — automatically, no app to open.
02

You don't touch your phone

It happens on its own. You're still under the house — you haven't done anything.
03

The job's still yours

They've got an answer and a way to tell you what they need. You reply when you're free, not mid-job.
See it

Sent within a minute — no app, no button to press

This is the actual message. You don't touch your phone; it goes out on its own the moment a call goes unanswered.

Example conversation
Missed call · 0412 555 XXX
Sorry I missed you, I'm on a job. What do you need and where are you?
Hot water system is out, we're in Capalaba. Can someone come look today?
Process

How it works

01

We talk

Twenty minutes. What you do, where you work, how people find you now, and what’s costing you jobs.

02

We build

Design and build, mobile first. You see it and sign off before it goes anywhere near live.

03

We connect

Forms, missed-call text-back, follow-ups, and whatever you already run — ServiceM8, Tradify, your calendar. We build around it, we don’t replace it.

04

You're live

Seven business days from getting your content. Then it’s ours to look after.

No three-month projects. No handover you have to figure out yourself.

Proof

What they said

We've been using Syntra for a few months now and the difference has been massive. Before, we were juggling different tools for our website, enquiries, follow-ups and reviews — now it's all in one simple system.

Janni Ivey★★★★★
Cost

What it costs

Sites start at $1,497 to build, then $147 a month. That covers hosting, your domain, security and keeping the site up, plus the systems running in the background — the text-back, the review requests, the follow-ups. Small changes are included, up to about half an hour a month. Anything bigger I’ll quote first, so there are no surprises. No lock-in.

This works best with — Lead funnels