Keep Your Number. Forward. Don't Replace It.

A new number is how old callers disappear

The van, the invoice, the Google listing, the napkin in a glove box — they all have one number. If you swap it for a “better” answering line, every old callback dies. The neighbor still dials the truck. Voicemail still wins.

Shops do this because they think an answering service has to own the line. It does not. The leak is after hours and overflow, not the number itself. Keep the identity. Change what rings when you are not there.

Forward when you want it. Daytime can stay you.

MojoPhone is a new line you forward to — not a takeover. Daytime can stay your cell. After six, or when you are on a roof, the shop number rings MojoPhone. It answers, takes the job details, and texts you the summary so morning is not a voicemail scavenger hunt.

If the caller asks for a person, it hands off. It does not pretend to be you. Fair use is a normal shop’s call volume — we talk if you are a call center.

What you actually get on the text

Name, callback, what broke, and a hold if they asked for one. That is booked here — not a CRM novel. Chat, inbox, and social stack on when you want them. Start with the missed calls.

We run this first at GT Alliance — MoneyShotSRQ and MojoRenders, same Tamiami shop — then we sell the same stack. MojoPhone is $199/mo, flat, paid from day one. No setup fee. Cancel anytime. The live money page is the home page: missed calls answered and booked.

If the line is leaking, keep the number

Email jerry@mojobutler.com. Twenty minutes. Tell us when the phone should forward and when it should stay you. Data that has to stay on your LAN is a conversation, not a badge.