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ampdIQ for electricians

Electrician software for service calls, panel jobs and everything between

Run your electrical business from the truck: calls answered, jobs dispatched, quotes approved, invoices paid.

Sound familiar?

  • You can't answer the phone with your hands in a live panel.
  • Panel upgrade quotes take days to get out.
  • Job notes and photos live on five different phones.

A day with ampdIQ

You're in a panel when a homeowner calls about a dead circuit. The AI receptionist books it for the afternoon. You snap photos on site, send the upgrade quote from the truck, and it's approved before you're back on the road.

Why speed matters for electricians

The fastest quote usually wins.

A typical electrician visit costs homeowners about $351 on average.[1] A panel upgrade runs $1,200 to $2,000.[2] That's what's on the other end of a missed call.

Customers ask two or three companies and go with the one that answers, shows up and gets them a price first. A quote that arrives next week is a job somebody else already did.

Your busy season: Storm season brings outages and surge damage, and EV charger installs keep coming all year.

What a missed call really costs

27%

of calls to home services businesses aren't answered.[3]

Under 3%

of callers sent to voicemail leave a message.[3]

79%

of US consumers will switch to a competitor that responds faster.[4]

What are missed calls costing you?

Put in your own numbers. Nothing is saved or sent anywhere.

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Starts at the typical electrician visit price. Change it to your own average job. The 45% starting point: in one 2026 study, 45% of home-services leads booked on the call.[5] Your estimate, from your numbers. Not a promise.

Without ampdIQ vs. with ampdIQ

WithoutWith ampdIQ
The phone rings while you're on a jobIt goes to voicemail. Most callers don't leave one.The AI receptionist answers, gets the details and puts the job on your board.
A call slips through anywayYou find the missed call hours later. They already hired someone.They get a text back in seconds, from your business number.
Who's closest?Call three techs and guess.Look at the live map and drag the job to the nearest truck.
"When will you be here?"The customer calls the office. Twice.They watch the truck coming on a live link.
Getting paidInvoices go out Friday night. You chase checks for weeks.Invoice and pay link from the driveway, with reminders that go out on their own.
Job historyNotes on five phones and a clipboard.Every job, photo and call saved on the customer.

How ampdIQ helps electricians

AI receptionist

Answers while you're working, gets the details, and flags it on your board.

Customer records

Photos of the panel, notes and past work saved on the customer, not someone's camera roll.

Job timer

See how long service calls really take so you price them right.

Plus everything else

Customer texts, reminders, review requests, crew accounts, job timer, offline mode and more. See all features

Is your setup costing you jobs?

Check the ones that sound like your week.

Other trades

Built with electricians in mind.

ampdIQ is in development. Follow along and tell us what your current setup gets wrong.

Sources

  1. Angi: How Much Does an Electrician Cost to Hire? (2026): https://www.angi.com/articles/how-much-does-it-cost-hire-electrician.htm
  2. Angi: How Much Does It Cost to Upgrade an Electrical Panel? (2026): https://www.angi.com/articles/ask-angie-what-does-it-cost-upgrade-200-amps.htm
  3. Invoca, "See How Much Missed Sales Calls Cost Home Services Businesses" (May 2024): https://www.invoca.com/blog/how-much-missed-sales-calls-cost-home-services-businesses
  4. Invoca, B2C Buyer Experience Report 2026, US edition (693 consumers): https://www.invoca.com/reports/b2c-buyer-experience-report-2026
  5. Invoca, Home Services Lead Conversion Benchmarks Report 2026: https://www.invoca.com/reports/the-invoca-home-services-lead-conversion-benchmarks-report-2026

Industry numbers come from the companies and cost guides named above. They describe the market, not ampdIQ results.