There's one number your techs would give anything to know when they wake up:
How much money is on the table today?
Almost none of them can see it.
They leave the house, drive to the first call, and run the whole day blind. What each job is worth. Which one has a bonus on it. How close they are to the next tier. They find out Friday, if they find out at all.
And the whole time, they're carrying a $700 phone in their pocket. They use it for the weather, checking the latest sports news, and sending memes to the rest of the crew.
So we built something that lives on that phone. No app. No login. One number they save as a contact, the same way they'd save your number. .
Here's how it works: Your tech wakes up, and before their first coffee, a text comes in: 3 jobs today, first one at 8:30, and there's $140 up for grabs if you hit your KPIs.
That's it. No dashboard to open. No password to dig up. Just a text, the way they already talk to everyone else.
And they can text it back like a person. "How much have I made this week?" "How many hours am I at?" "Did that Diaz job clear?" Holler answers with their real numbers, pulled straight from the job.
It's not a chatbot reading off a script. It's a teammate who's already up to speed.
Why does any of this matter? Because a tech who can see the number chases it.
A tech who can't see it runs the day on autopilot. Same routes, same effort, clock in and clock out. Put the number in front of them while the day is still going, and the good ones start pushing for it before lunch.
Holler puts that number where every tech already lives. Their texts.
Holler works alongside ShareWillow, or on its own, plugged into ServiceTitan, Housecall Pro, or Jobber.
Want to see what your techs would get on their phones tomorrow morning? Check out Holler and sign up here.
Best,
Ryan
P.S. Reply to this one if it's easier. It comes straight to me.