Juney for trades businesses
Stay on the job. Let Juney answer.
You’re up a ladder or under a sink when the next job rings. Juney answers in your business name, puts emergencies through to you and writes up the rest.
- 9:17 AM. Without Juney: voicemail. With Juney: Put through to you, Tank leaking, 14 Mill Lane.
- 11:02 AM. Without Juney: missed call. With Juney: Message taken, New boiler quote.
- 1:35 PM. Without Juney: missed call. With Juney: Booked, Thu 8:00 AM site visit.
What she does
What Juney does
for trades.
Emergencies reach you
Add an emergency scenario. When a caller says “burst pipe” or “no power”, she asks for the address and puts them through to the number you choose.
The job details, written up
For everything else she takes the name, the number, the address and what’s wrong, then sends you the summary.
Quotes booked around your day
Connect your Google Calendar and she books the visit into a free slot, then emails the caller a calendar invite.
Prices, straight away
Add your call-out fee and common jobs, and she quotes them on the call. Leave a price blank and she says you’ll confirm it.
ThursdayGoogle Calendar
Waiting for the next call
- 7:00 AMJob, Pine Rd
- 8:00 AMFreeKate Doyle · Site visitBooked by Juney · invite emailed
- 10:00 AMJob, Hill St
(555) 014-6612 called3:20 · Hartley Heating
Asked the call-out fee. Wants a call back today.
Price quoted
Call backAfter every call
The details,
wherever you are.
Juney writes up every call: who rang, what they wanted and what she did. Read it between jobs and call back from your own phone.
- In the Juney app Every call with its summary and full transcript, newest first.
- By text The summary as an SMS, if that’s where you look first.
- By email Or in your inbox, if that’s how you keep track.
Getting started
Ready in three steps.
You keep your number.
Introduce your business
Start with your website, then check your services, hours and business details.
Try a call yourself
Hear how Juney handles a customer, then adjust anything you’d say differently.
Forward your calls
Switch on call forwarding with your current provider. Your number stays the same.
7-day free trial, then $49 USD a month. See pricing
FAQ
Your questions,
covered.
The questions trades businesses ask most before they hand Juney the phone.
Download JuneyYou tell her. Add an emergency scenario with the phrases callers use, like “burst pipe” or “no power”, and choose the number she puts them through to. Use a different number from the one you forward to Juney.
Juney leaves the call once she’s put the caller through, so make sure that number will be picked up or has its own voicemail.
If you add a price to a service, she can tell callers. Leave a price blank and she says you’ll confirm it.
Juney costs $49 USD per month, or $490 USD per year paid upfront. All prices are in US dollars. Annual gets you 2 months free: twelve months for the price of 10. Both plans include 150 minutes each month, about 75 calls depending on call length, and the same features. Extra minutes cost 20¢ per minute. You start with a 7-day free trial that includes 50 answering minutes.
Yes. Keep your current number and provider, and forward your calls to Juney. Nothing is ported or moved. Setup varies by carrier, and the app shows you the steps for yours.
The Juney app
Get Juney on your phone.
Download the app and set it up in a few minutes. Your number stays the same.
- iPhone
- Android
7-day free trial · 50 minutes included












